Porcupine Tree
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Anna-Jayne Metcalfe wrote:
We got as far as London Bridge before realising the gig was two days earlier
:doh: Nightmare!
Yep, but thankfully not my mistake! Regardless, the gig at RFH made up for it. :) The most recent gig I've booked for was Judas Priest on the Epitaph tour at Bournemouth BIC; thankfully the date was right this time! :thumbsup:
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Anna-Jayne Metcalfe wrote:
so we ended up at a Tchaikovsky/Stravinsky concert at the RFH. :doh:
Sounds like a win-win to me! :)
It was - the Tchaikovsky concert in particular was breathtaking. In addition some of the performers had real character, and it was great fun watching them.
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Yep, but thankfully not my mistake! Regardless, the gig at RFH made up for it. :) The most recent gig I've booked for was Judas Priest on the Epitaph tour at Bournemouth BIC; thankfully the date was right this time! :thumbsup:
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Does a Stravinsky concert count as a "gig"?!
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Does a Stravinsky concert count as a "gig"?!
It does when you take a beer in to it. :)
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Anybody heard of these guys[^], they're awesome. Adding a product page to my website and the code is DoxyGen ready so I went to there site and in the credits was a reference to Porcupine Tree for listening to there music while coding, so naturally wanted to find out what the fuss was about and they are awesome. (I know I said that before) but some of there stuff is Pink Floydish sounding so of course I loved it right away.
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They became one of my favorite bands. My son was selling magazines and cd's as a fundraiser for school. I already have every cd I thought I would want. The name Porcupine Tree sounded funny so I bought it for laughs, now I have almost every one of their cd's. Scott
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A bit violent video, but the music is good.
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I'm on-line therefore I am. JimmyRopesYeah I had to switch to another tab and not watch the video on that one. I rarely like the videos for the music I listen to.
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Follow me down to the valley below... (Lazarus) ;) Yeah, they're pretty good. I also like Blackfield which is also led by Steve Wilson, the main vocalist of Porcupine Tree.
Almost, but not quite, entirely unlike... me...
PaulowniaK wrote:
I also like Blackfield which is also led by Steve Wilson, the main vocalist of Porcupine Tree.
I'll check them out thanks.
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Yep, one of Beth's favourites. :thumbsup: A while back we actually had tickets to see them (Beth, her Dad and I). We got as far as London Bridge before realising the gig was two days earlier, so we ended up at a Tchaikovsky/Stravinsky concert at the RFH. :doh:
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Anna-Jayne Metcalfe wrote:
A while back we actually had tickets to see them (Beth, her Dad and I). We got as far as London Bridge before realising the gig was two days earlier, so we ended up at a Tchaikovsky/Stravinsky concert at the RFH
That's definitely opposite ends of the spectrum. I listen to a little classical occasionally, helps cleanse the soul.
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New Steven Wilson album is out at the end of the month
Thanks I check it out.
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Yeah I'm finding I like their older stuff better but it's all good.
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They became one of my favorite bands. My son was selling magazines and cd's as a fundraiser for school. I already have every cd I thought I would want. The name Porcupine Tree sounded funny so I bought it for laughs, now I have almost every one of their cd's. Scott
Yeah when I seen that name on the DoxyGen site I thought the same thing some head banging dumb s**t band but they changed my mind real quick.
Sects Therapy
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Anna-Jayne Metcalfe wrote:
A while back we actually had tickets to see them (Beth, her Dad and I). We got as far as London Bridge before realising the gig was two days earlier, so we ended up at a Tchaikovsky/Stravinsky concert at the RFH
That's definitely opposite ends of the spectrum. I listen to a little classical occasionally, helps cleanse the soul.
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I'm opposite to most spectrums. :-O
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I'm opposite to most spectrums. :-O
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Me too...why be normal?
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Me too...why be normal?
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Exactly. :)
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