Submitted by Nathan on
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Unable to make this year, I am opening the bidding for 2019 early with a new discovery - for me at least. A native of my newly adopted nation, Peter Bibby:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4drcN257LWw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_k-h45mB2E
At the risk of creating the opposite of a self fulfilling prophecy, I'll eat my leg if his attitude does not appeal to Mr Rad.
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bang on i love him already
bang on
i love him already
Me too.
Me too.
He's bloody brilliant- thanks
He's bloody brilliant- thanks for that.
Blancanvas replied on Permalink
Have.to.disagree
“my room. It’s a tomb....?” N’ah
And a thumbs up from me. Puts
And a thumbs up from me. Puts me in mind of the great Wreckless Eric (about time he played GM too)
Nathan replied on Permalink
Hopefully I will be able to
Hopefully I will be able to report from his live show in a few months. Hoping to make the Melbourne gig, but will definately make Canberra.
Looking forward to your
Looking forward to your reports Nathan. Tell him we'll be campaigning for his presence at UK festivals next year.
alittleotter replied on Permalink
Good Stuff
Good Stuff
reminds me a bit (in a good
reminds me a bit (in a good way) of scott & charlene's wedding
and not just because he's australian
(but probably a bit)
Nathan replied on Permalink
Bibby is the support for
Bibby is the support for Nicholas Allbrook, in the UK at the end of the month,
https://www.ticketweb.uk/event/nicholas-allbrook-pond-peter-the-victoria...
Also, birmingham, glasgow, manchester.
Damn and blast! Can't make
Damn and blast! Can't make those dates :-(
Would love to see Nicholas Allbrook too.
blackpumpkinhead replied on Permalink
Would like Saucerful of
Would like Saucerful of Secrets to headline the far out---the Nick Mason led band playing early Pink Floyd.
Sounds like a good plan, BPH.
Sounds like a good plan, BPH.
blackpumpkinhead replied on Permalink
Love the early Floyd albums
Love the early Floyd albums but was to young to see them until the Dark Side of the Moon tour.Might be good as Thursday headliner.
1994 and the Division Bell
1994 and the Division Bell tour at Earl's Court was my first live experience.
I was 9 when Dark Side of the Moon was released, although my dad had all the early albums so they formed the soundtrack to my childhood.
Carnie replied on Permalink
How about King Crimson or Yes
How about King Crimson or Yes, two iconic British bands still doing the circuit.
dear god
dear god
and apparently people want to JOIN this forum...
Only if they come with a time
Only if they come with a time machine so we can go back 50 years to the original bands. And, as it would mean dropping in on 1969, pick up Family and Fairport Convention en route.
blackpumpkinhead replied on Permalink
I agree with that sentiment
I agree with that sentiment of Yes and King Crimson but those early Floyd albums,especially Piper still sound wonderful 50 years later.
absolutely
absolutely
the syd stufff is wonderful, of course
but also the early post-syd records
'obscured by clouds' is a particular favourite at rad towers
blackpumpkinhead replied on Permalink
Love Obscured by clouds and
Love Obscured by clouds and even though its a compilation have a fondness for Relics.
1967
May 1967, Pink Floyd, I believe with Syd Barrett, played at the Gwent Constabulary Annual Ball. This took place in a barn at Wood Farm, Grosmont, a little village just outside Abergavenny. A year or so later the original Peter Green Fleetwood Mac (with Danny Kirwan) and Jethro Tull played on the same night at the same venue - The Grosmont Blues Festival.
March 29, 1968 I was at the
March 29, 1968 I was at the Marquee Club - the bill was Jethro Tull and Fleetwood Mac. Brilliant gig. I've forgotten a lot of my visits to the Marquee, but not that one.
night shop
enjoying night shop
i'm a sucker for a bit of jangle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qezmdI47XcE
blackpumpkinhead replied on Permalink
Very Kevin Morby.
Very Kevin Morby.
crosby
so, so good in london last night
would be a triumph on the main stage
and if he headlined the thursday, it'd be just a day after his 78th birthday...
Blancanvas replied on Permalink
Let’s make it happen
I can see/hear him on the main stage already....next year is my tenth GM. I must be owed a wish come true, no?
did you make either of the UK
did you make either of the UK shows?
that band are ridiculously good
jeff pevar is probably a bit too much of a wailing rock guitar god for some
but he's such a big galumph, it's hard to hear his soloing as anything other than his own pure joy at what he's miraculously able to do
such a different experience without the other two giant egos competing for space on the stage too
i saw him with CPR first - but always with stills and nash since
was great to see him get to run the show again
Blancanvas replied on Permalink
Belt. Tight
didn’t have the ££ to go to the Manchester show this weekend
last saw CSN at Glastonbury in 2009. my best experience there in four visits spread over 30 years
Carnie replied on Permalink
THIS >> https://www.youtube
THIS >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2bwMh35Pb0
YES!!!
YES!!!
Going to see him in London next week ... could be gig of the year I reckon.
smithers replied on Permalink
Excellent Carnie. See you
Excellent Carnie. See you there Peridot.
And also looking to seeing
And also looking to seeing them there and both of you too!
Blancanvas replied on Permalink
nice. thanks for sharing
will they be on the Mountain Stage some time on Friday afternoon, before David Crosby headlines?
Carnie replied on Permalink
Hollow Hand, Brighton based.
Hollow Hand, Brighton based.
Sunday afternoon Walled Garden.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNylXsFBVUw
loving that
loving that
and how much does he look (and sound) like ray davies...!
Mookid replied on Permalink
I imagine the following are
I imagine the following are sure to make an appearance next year:
Cat Power
Sharon van etten
Gregory Alan Isakov
Kurt Vile
Courtney Barnett
Carnie replied on Permalink
I was slightly worried by the
I was slightly worried by the new Phosphorescent album but it’s rather lovely, so let’s have him back please.
Carnie replied on Permalink
I was slightly worried by the
I was slightly worried by the new Phosphorescent album but it’s rather lovely, so let’s have him back please.
anna st louis
loving this
album out tomorrow on woodsist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a5-tkK3Dy0
Carnie replied on Permalink
Love that Mr Ray.
Love that Mr Ray.
Wakestock replied on Permalink
Noting that Benjamin Sid and
Noting that Benjamin Sid and Green Man have started following her on Twitter I’ll take as a sign.
New Phosphorescent is well
New Phosphorescent is well lovely indeed.
Anna St Loius also on my wish list!
Carnie replied on Permalink
Hollow Hand just released
Hollow Hand just released their album.
Good upcoming band. Good fit.
https://m.soundcloud.com/hollowhandband/milestone-1
Teutonic replied on Permalink
Post Punk Podge and The Technohippies
Cracking outfit from Limerick - would be great on the Rising stage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5GWRJPpSUo&list=PL1YuqF7IROum9ySiA-dW43...
Duds again
Duds, again. New album is brilliant. I stupidly missed them in the far out this year.
smithers replied on Permalink
audiobooks please. Yet to see them live, hoping to remedy that next year
Wakestock replied on Permalink
Yes please. A shoo-in I’d
Yes please. A shoo-in I’d have thought, having done the Green Man boat thing last year, and David Wrench being Welsh. Could kick myself now I didn’t go to their Spillers Records in-store a couple of weeks back, but have a ticket to see them in Clwb in March.
the fernweh
liking this lot a... lot
barrett-y - with more jangle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op6H4meYIw4
despite the most recent comment on one of their other videos claiming that they are the 'best band since doves'
Carnie replied on Permalink
oops!
oops
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