Kreuzberg, yes! After the concert I didn't want to go alone to the U-bahn, so I stayed near Chris... (he told me some nasty stories about 1st of May riots in Kreuzberg)24db wrote:just kidding mate, although I have asked Martin if he was in the audience.Pertou wrote:His name is Stoppel, and he had short hair.
Kreutzberg as well? typical I could have checked out the sight of the Zodiak Free Arts Lab whilst I was there!
At first I think I will go for the new album, as it was also kind of his release party, but I always value your musical recommendations...cantosis wrote:glad it was a good gig, I love small intimate concerts but 30 people is very low, glad you enjoyed Spyra he is awesome, check out the albums I told you about.
I would have loved to have gone, not sure how often Spyra does live shows and to hear PPM would have been good, not heard any of the new album.Pertou wrote:At first I think I will go for the new album, as it was also kind of his release party, but I always value your musical recommendations...cantosis wrote:glad it was a good gig, I love small intimate concerts but 30 people is very low, glad you enjoyed Spyra he is awesome, check out the albums I told you about.
30 people in the audience (including a lot friends) was indeed a low, I think more people would have showed up, if wasn't only 2½ weeks after E-Day.
just got an email from the Dog, he says he's more of a Redsilt fanbigmoog wrote:Sounds like a great gig and a special event.
Its these types of one off intimate gigs that become legendary...there may have been only 30 in the audience, but you mark my words, in years to come everyone and their dog will have claimed to have been there.
24db wrote:just got an email from the Dog, he says he's more of a Redsilt fanbigmoog wrote:Sounds like a great gig and a special event.
Its these types of one off intimate gigs that become legendary...there may have been only 30 in the audience, but you mark my words, in years to come everyone and their dog will have claimed to have been there.
Bit like the Isle of Wight festival. If everyone who says they were there was actually there it would have sunk beneath the waves.bigmoog wrote:Sounds like a great gig and a special event.
Its these types of one off intimate gigs that become legendary...there may have been only 30 in the audience, but you mark my words, in years to come everyone and their dog will have claimed to have been there.
it's a bit like Kraftwerk, everybody said they were a fan, but when I was at college (with about 600-700 people) I only ever met one person who liked them (it's called retrospective fandom....mind you it saves you buying all those discs). Damned fine group thoughChris Monk wrote:Bit like the Isle of Wight festival. If everyone who says they were there was actually there it would have sunk beneath the waves.bigmoog wrote:Sounds like a great gig and a special event.
Its these types of one off intimate gigs that become legendary...there may have been only 30 in the audience, but you mark my words, in years to come everyone and their dog will have claimed to have been there.
....I was there.
....not really.
I know I was there...playing bassbigmoog wrote:retrospective fandom also includes the 8000 people who saw the se.xpistolss live in manchester lesser free trade hall in 76
, actually it was 7100, as the rest were at the bar or in the queue for the bog working on their gobbing technique (now sadly trademarked by Virgin).it's true, ****** told me, well he actually said, Johannes was the best, followed by Paul Haslinger and then Q man (see how skilfully I avoided having to spell his name, or looking it up?)bigmoog wrote:third best?
the other two? [thread continues at tadream yahoooooooooooooo]
