Tangerine Dream

That anti war demo was massive............i found it very hard to get to my hotel in the Strand

epsilon75 wrote:That anti war demo was massive............i found it very hard to get to my hotel in the Strand

de savoy colin?...shurely shome mishtake?

bigmoog wrote:

epsilon75 wrote:That anti war demo was massive............i found it very hard to get to my hotel in the Strand

de savoy colin?...shurely shome mishtake?

de savoy no chance me old china..........i had to make do with the Strand Palace nice hotel tho

thank fug for that....BM tried to get a room once at that effin dive....500 notes for a bed and 800 for 'company',,,,,,so him kipped under waterloo bridge.



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bigmoog wrote: thank fug for that....BM tried to get a room once at that effin dive....500 notes for a bed and 800 for 'company',,,,,,so him kipped under waterloo bridge.



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I also stayed at the Palace for the RFH gig of 2004............after the gig i was in the company of Stephen(BTF) and others drinking and eating into the small hours,when i got back to the hotel i duly christened the WC after throwing up the remnants of the nights festivities.........that has got to be one of the worst hangovers ive ever had

rfh 2004....the bm missed him last train home....purgatory


so cab was called////twohundred green to go 30 miles FUCH


WHEN TEEDEE play in april 2007 at the inevitable S BEE E i will stay in thee pubb ....or in the SAVOY...with company

Cant you give that moustache back to Edgar its an absolute must

epsilon75 wrote:Cant you give that moustache back to Edgar its an absolute must

on its way to berlin via paypal as me type

bigmoog wrote:rfh 2004....the bm missed him last train home....purgatory


so cab was called////twohundred green to go 30 miles FUCH


WHEN TEEDEE play in april 2007 at the inevitable S BEE E i will stay in thee pubb ....or in the SAVOY...with company

so did I, not only did I hate the gig (apologises to those who loved it) but my bus journey home via Euston was so bad it was funny, argh I never want a night like that again.

epsilon75 wrote:

bigmoog wrote: thank fug for that....BM tried to get a room once at that effin dive....500 notes for a bed and 800 for 'company',,,,,,so him kipped under waterloo bridge.
madcapsflamingduty-moogbig

I also stayed at the Palace for the RFH gig of 2004............after the gig i was in the company of Stephen(BTF) and others drinking and eating into the small hours,when i got back to the hotel i duly christened the WC after throwing up the remnants of the nights festivities.........that has got to be one of the worst hangovers ive ever had

After I left you Colin, I made it to Parliament Square with the intention of catching my nightbus home, but ended up talking to that anti-war protester opposite the houses of parliament. We were joined by one of his supporters and someone we later suspected was a plain clothes detective. After it started to rain at around 3 am, we wondered up to Victoria (past the Albert!) and I bought him and his mate bagels. I waved goodbye to them when my night bus arrived, and finally got home around 5 am!

It was certainly a very interesting end to an incredibly varied day

I'm feeling guilty now.
I had a great night at the RFH. Drove up in the afternoon, had a meal in Shepherds Bush, got a tube to Westminster, went to Starbucks, had a huge f*ck-off cream cake and coffee, crossed the river to the RFH, chugged a couple of beers, bought a ton of TD goodies, watched the show, caught the tube back to 'Ammersmiff and drove home, stereo blazing with TD tunes.

A grand day out.

Chris Monk wrote:I'm feeling guilty now.
I had a great night at the RFH. Drove up in the afternoon, had a meal in Shepherds Bush, got a tube to Westminster, went to Starbucks, had a huge f*ck-off cream cake and coffee, crossed the river to the RFH, chugged a couple of beers, bought a ton of TD goodies, watched the show, caught the tube back to 'Ammersmiff and drove home, stereo blazing with TD tunes.

A grand day out.

Everone fared better than me. I knew nothing about the show!

Chris Monk wrote:I'm feeling guilty now.
I had a great night at the RFH. Drove up in the afternoon, had a meal in Shepherds Bush, got a tube to Westminster, went to Starbucks, had a huge f*ck-off cream cake and coffee, crossed the river to the RFH, chugged a couple of beers, bought a ton of TD goodies, watched the show, caught the tube back to 'Ammersmiff and drove home, stereo blazing with TD tunes.

A grand day out.

I thoroughly enjoyed it myself Chris,and the concert was very much to my liking it was a great day out

Chris Monk wrote:I'm feeling guilty now.
I had a great night at the RFH. Drove up in the afternoon, had a meal in Shepherds Bush, got a tube to Westminster, went to Starbucks, had a huge f*ck-off cream cake and coffee, crossed the river to the RFH, chugged a couple of beers, bought a ton of TD goodies, watched the show, caught the tube back to 'Ammersmiff and drove home, stereo blazing with TD tunes.

A grand day out.

Good to read that somebody had a good time

My mate's wife didn't have a good time....she left the arena after about 20 mins as the lights were giving her a headache. She spend the rest of the gig in the foyer drinking coffee!