The Elite Posters Music Thread

[Zico]

55 minutes ago, Spider said:

Noel’s divorce is apparently going to cost him a few hundred million.

Im sure he’d manage with what’s left, but whatever level you’re at, losing half your bunce is bound to be annoying.

When someone dangles enough to fill the hole at you and alll you need to do is not twat your brother, it’s probably a no brainer.

Trouble is, they seem to genuinely fucking hate being in the same room.

I just think Noel is enough of a cunt, by his own admission, to just not do it purely to spite Liam 

 

[Zico]

On 22/08/2024 at 14:15, Not in Crawley said:

If you're over 20 I'm not sure why you'd go anyway. 

Mind you any one under 20 wasn't born when Blink 182, Prodigy and Liam Gallagher were in their prime

[Not in Crawley]

8 hours ago, Zico said:

Mind you any one under 20 wasn't born when Blink 182, Prodigy and Liam Gallagher were in their prime

My daughter isn't going watching them though to be fair.

[Marc505]

Might be worth dipping into @gonzo, @Big E and co

[Zico]

[DaisyHWanderer]

https://x.com/James_Mulville/status/1827827430687744314?t=XHk77Q7G0O1dZ_cBGutPPQ&s=19

[green genie]

Taking same stance as the Roses, don’t spoil the memories, much as I would love to go with my lads

[Zico]

15 hours ago, Not in Crawley said:

My daughter isn't going watching them though to be fair.

No but they are the headliners so you can see why someone over 20 might go

Just watching Liam on BBC now 

It's like watching an oasis tribute act but the plot twist is the singer was in oasis 

[green genie]

5 minutes ago, Zico said:

No but they are the headliners so you can see why someone over 20 might go

Just watching Liam on BBC now 

It's like watching an oasis tribute act but the plot twist is the singer was in oasis 

Which vintage of oasis do you think will be on stage next year?

Hopefully Andy Bell steers clear.

Edited August 25, 2024 by green genie

[Zico]

1 minute ago, green genie said:

Which vintage of oasis do you think will be on stage next year?

Watching this, if I was Noel, I'd reform on the condition I would be the one singing and Liam sticks to tambourine 

[Dr Faustus]

Let’s face it, if it happens we’ll all be clambering for tickets. I will, might actually have to take the missus… sure she’ll love the cups of piss sailing over her head- she’ll then understand why we wear bucket hats.

 

 Big if, but fuck me it’s overdue- get the smiths as support or summat 

[Marc505]

7 hours ago, Dr Faustus said:

Let’s face it, if it happens we’ll all be clambering for tickets. I will, might actually have to take the missus… sure she’ll love the cups of piss sailing over her head- she’ll then understand why we wear bucket hats.

 

 Big if, but fuck me it’s overdue- get the smiths as support or summat 

Going to try for one of the first few dates, god knows whether they'd still be together by night 40 or whatever 😂

[Not in Crawley]

Well the pick up place is dead easy...now if my daughter could just get on one of those buses asap that would be dandy.

It's like the inbetweeners road trip round here, bless their cottons.

[Casino]

On 25/08/2024 at 08:26, Not in Crawley said:

My daughter isn't going watching them though to be fair.

That what my lad was going for

Hes 25 and there werent many arriving at the same time who looked older, which is probably how it should be

When old blokes are saying it looks shit, theyre probably doing something right

[Not in Crawley]

1 hour ago, Casino said:

That what my lad was going for

Hes 25 and there werent many arriving at the same time who looked older, which is probably how it should be

When old blokes are saying it looks shit, theyre probably doing something right

Was just like an end of term sixth form party at pick up.

The Last Dinner Party scored highly with mine, Liam they watched Half the World Away got bored and watched Skrillex which they loved.

Slept all the way back, all the stuff in a green plastic bag as some bloke - from Bolton ironically - pissed in their tent and then got thrown out of the place for carrying two hammers and a shit load of coke.

[frank_spencer]

This announcement has me more excited than Oasis by far.

[Zico]

This thread will do 

 

 

[kent_white]

1 hour ago, Zico said:

This thread will do 

 

 

I was reading something similar the other day. I guess it makes more sense though. All those 'firsts' and carefree time to enjoy music with your friends without life getting in the way. I think our brains might switch off to new music as we age. In a similar way that our language acquisition skills do......

[frank_spencer]

Went through a lull in discovering music in my thirties, now I'm in me 40s I'm listening to more new stuff than since my teens.

Going to more gigs is helping and MPF is definitely a big factor too.

[Zico]

7 minutes ago, frank_spencer said:

Went through a lull in discovering music in my thirties, now I'm in me 40s I'm listening to more new stuff than since my teens.

Going to more gigs is helping and MPF is definitely a big factor too.

I find myself discovering new stuff that is old stuff 

I was never into the likes of Nick Cave, Depeche Mode and Nine Inch Nails back in the 80s / 90s / 00s whilst being aware of them 

Got into them in the last 15 years or so

Loads of stuff from the 80s and 90s and even 00s I listen to now and wonder how I ever missed it and wished I'd been into it at the time 

Spotify makes it miles easier these days 

But I wouldn't know where to start looking for new stuff 

And to be honest I don't really want to look, I'll discover it by accident

[Not in Crawley]

Been so many good new albums coming out in the sept release slot, Nick Cave's is quality as ever, but I've been listening to Bug Club's On The Intricate Working of The System a ton - Longsdale Slipons is very good but Quality Pints is excellent as well. Like the Lovely Eggs having a slap-up meal with Half Man, Half Buscuit and Slow Club cooking.

 

[Not in Crawley]

Also this is coming out in 2 weeks - Erland Cooper's Carve the Runes and the be Content with Silence. The first part released this week is lovely, the concept I like as well. You might have heard of him if you love Paul Weller has he's worked with him on some stuff and Simon Tong of the Verve. Sort of Classical shoegazing, stoner stuff.

Might help if I included a link to the first piece from the album!

 

Edited September 6, 2024 by Not in Crawley

[Spider]

1 hour ago, Not in Crawley said:

Been so many good new albums coming out in the sept release slot, Nick Cave's is quality as ever, but I've been listening to Bug Club's On The Intricate Working of The System a ton - Longsdale Slipons is very good but Quality Pints is excellent as well. Like the Lovely Eggs having a slap-up meal with Half Man, Half Buscuit and Slow Club cooking.

 

Quality Pints sounds like something off Phoenix Noghts

[Zico]

1 hour ago, Not in Crawley said:

 Nick Cave's is quality as ever

I'm not there with it yet, needs a few more listens, one or two standout tracks so far, but trying to get the feel for it - it's similar style to the carnage stuff he did without the bad seeds but in a more downbeat way, but also similar to the last few albums, but in a more upbeat sort of way

not sure that makes sense

it basically means I'm undecided and then I just stick on Let Love In for some solid NC enjoyment

plenty more listens to be had before I see him in November anyway

[Not in Crawley]

Funny isn't it, Let Love In doesn't really do it for me, his last four albums though are just stunning