poprock wrote:I hope they do The Devil Went Down To Georgia. Theirs is the best version.
poprock wrote:I was at NOFX’s last Scottish gig. Sometime in the early-mid 2000s at Gig on the Green. He was a massive dick to tech crew before the show, and you really didn’t do that back then – Mad Crew were all ex Hell’s Angels. He actually threatened one of the female crew members. They told him to shut up or get stabbed. He made light of it during their set. So two of the stage techs stood at the side of the stage waiting for him with large screwdrivers.
They were on the wind up, but Fat Mike took it as a serious threat and said he would never ever come back to play Scotland. And he’s stuck to that.
That’s what actually happened, you can read Mike’s version of it in the NOFX autobiography.
poprock wrote:Mattiel was a lot better than I expected. Much more full-on retro in a live setting than she is on record/video. Even did an Amy Winehouse cover (which was her one mis-step, I think). Some surf guitar, some rockabilly, and a very ’60s vibe overall, but without any vintage dressing up of it – and Mattiel herself has strong stage presence. She’s confrontational, stalking the stage and daring you not to like her. Hot stuff.
They're on tour in Dec/Jan - going to see them in January at the Academy in Newcastle.Dogfingers wrote:National were great, not so keen on the new stuff....anyhow my new indie darlings:
poprock wrote:The Gossip are still awesome and Beth just bought me a tequila. She said she owed me it from ’01. I am fully flabbergasted.
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