I think so, I really didn't pay much attention to his looks, but that seems to fit the description.[/quote]Raystorm wrote:with a leather coat and long hair?Raystorm wrote: Yep, I was there. He seemed to be some big fat german bloke, who was also a bit lubricated from the way he was acting. I was thinking 'If you don't like it fine, but don't make a prick of yourself in front of everyone'. He seemed to then run out of steam and kick off towards the back of the hall. I think it was the fact that everyone completely ignored him was the killer.
My sentiments exactly loved every minute of the day meeting everyone sorry if i bored anyone. Gig brilliant as usualHobo wrote:I confess, I was pretty much oblivious to anything bar TD and the few friends around me during the gig. I waited impatiently for 20/4 to arrive and the excitement and anticipation was such, that nothing was going to spoil it for me. Not everything was perfect, but I don't pay my money in order to nitpick. I enjoyed every second of the performance and the pre and post gig drinks. TD still rule! (and their fans are the best).
I noticed there was a lot of 'mouthing off' at the ROH throughout the performance it was a shame as you would have thought they could have sorted it out before the gig didn't spoil it for me thoughChris Monk wrote:Don't take it too much to heart, I'm sure Iris was playing live in the first half. You could just about make out her playing but it was well down in the mix and almost lost in the drumming coming from the computers. I blame the FOH mix. Things definitely improved in the second half. I wonder if things had been turned down in the first half so that the vocals weren't swamped.bigfoot wrote:I noticed straight away that it wasn't live after the very first song...iris was out of time on the drums.
How do I know this? Well I was near the mixing desk where things were better and spent far too much time watching Iris.
It let the guitarist rip.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v220/ ... GQUEUE.jpgRaystorm wrote:Yep, I was there. He seemed to be some big fat german bloke, who was also a bit lubricated from the way he was acting. I was thinking 'If you don't like it fine, but don't make a prick of yourself in front of everyone'. He seemed to then run out of steam and kick off towards the back of the hall. I think it was the fact that everyone completely ignored him was the killer.bigmoog wrote:
Very Sirius Bit:
As the last track of the MFD set drew to a close.....some geezer came up next to me to heckle (...and I didnt bother to look over my shoulder.....although Raystorm who was standing next to me clocked him I think.....)...and this is what he heckled (I have checked with my real lawyer and this is not libellous) :
....'plays fantastically, plays fantastically, Edgar, its plays fantastically, plays fantastically, I have paid money......' or words to that effect....I just ignored him and looked straight ahead......embarrassing for me as I like to feel immersed in the music......whether coming off a hardrive, game boy, PS3....comb and paper or paper cup and string...effer.....I wish I had said something to the heckler....something like : 'jackass, jackass, BM has paid money as well.....now FUCHE OFF and let me enjoy the gig'.....shitre I will continue later
Geoff
