Let’s be honest Reg, we’ve all seen Radiohead in better days. No need to see ’em again now, and especially no need to suffer a T-related experience for them.

poprock wrote:

Let’s be honest Reg, we’ve all seen Radiohead in better days. No need to see ’em again now, and especially no need to suffer a T-related experience for them.

I've seen em three times and they've delivered each time. I would throw money at them again. Also AMSP was in my top 5 of last year. I'd like to hear that live. But aye, seeing em 2001 was peak. FUCKING PEAK. Idioteque your may to my heart boys.

It's simple for me, I want to see them play the AMSP stuff live, and this is cheaper than it would cost to go to Manchester or London. I'm not really interested in anything else on the day, though I'd see Belle and Sebastian as they were ok live last time I saw them.

I'm going to take a knife to murder any cunts who don't understand how to enjoy a gig without fucking others off.

£35 + £3.50 booking fee + £3 delivery charge = £41.50 for Seasick Steve.

He’s entertaining live, but he’s not that much fun. Especially not outdoors where it could pish down and the drinks cart charges £6 a pint.

I think the Pixies tickets come out at £60

I’m actually going for the support band, Local H. One of my absolute favourites and they’ve never played in Scotland before. They hardly ever play outside of the US. I’ll stick around for Helmet, but I’ll be at the bar enjoying a beer while I do.

cockbeard wrote:

I went to catch them play Meantime a few years back, really enjoyed it, was a little young when it came out so nostalgia kick, plus with friends who also loved that band

I saw them on the original Meantime tour and it was far and away the most disappointed I've been after a live gig. I love their studio work right up to 'Aftertaste' which is a storming album - their best I think. But live? They were very poor - which was so frustrating as they play the kind of music that should sound amazing live.

Just Another Victim is a tune and a half.

My favourite might be Ironhead though.

The whole soundtrack was incredible. A fixed point in time where everything came together perfectly. The film was bog-fucking-average though. Can’t imagine it’s improved with age.

Won't be a patch on the Firefox one.

BBC 6 Music festival is coming to Glasgow this year. 24–26th March.

Friday night acts
Cate Le Bon
Duds
Dutch Uncles
Sleaford Mods
Girl Ray
Warpaint
Ride
Future Islands
Sparks
Goldfrapp
The Jesus & Mary Chain

Saturday lineup
Bonobo
Hayley Bonar
The Lemon Twigs
Sacred Paws
Loyle Carter
Car Seat Headrest
Thundercat
Grandaddy
Songhoy Blues
Honeyblood
The Shins


Saturday/Sunday ‘Fringe’ events at Tramway. I can’t be arsed to format this nicely, just copy/pasting:

SINKANE // TEMPLES // CRAIG CHARLES (DJ SET) // JOHN LYDON IN CONVERSATION WITH MARK RADCLIFFE // OPTIMO WORDS & MUSIC WITH NEMONE // MAKING MUSIC IN GLASGOW: PAUL BUCHANAN (THE BLUE NILE), STUART BRAITHWAITE (MOGWAI), EMMA POLLOCK, HAPPY MEALS // EDWYN COLLINS IN CONVERSATION WITH STUART MACONIE + ACOUSTIC SESSION // COMEDY WITH SHAUN KEAVENY: FERN BRADY, SCOTT GIBSON, LIMMY // BBC RADIO 5 LIVE'S FIGHTING TALK

FATHER JOHN MISTY // THE WEDDING PRESENT // BALOJI // FOLK AT THE FESTIVAL WITH MARK RADCLIFFE : YORKSTON/THORNE/KHAN, KING CREOSOTE, JESCA HOOP, HOLLY MACVE // FILM SCREENING: LOST IN FRANCE + Q&A WITH NIALL MCCANN // THE PASTELS IN CONVERSATION WITH GIDEON COE // ANNA MEREDITH IN CONVERSATION WITH MARY ANNE HOBBS // SPOKEN WORD SESSIONS - LITERARY: IAN RANKIN WITH STUART MACONIE // SPOKEN WORD SESSIONS - POETRY: MURRAY LACHLAN YOUNG, VICTORIA MCNULTY, KEVIN P GILDAY & CAT HEPBURN, KOBI ONYAME & RANSOM FA // BELLE & SEBASTIAN IN CONVERSATION WITH CERYS MATTHEWS

Ah yes that is a supremely 6music line up t

Added Saturday. Looks shit.

May need to get bonobo tix. And there's yer FJM announced for something during the day Saturday.