hello Idlewild posse

Originally posted by mankie:
unlike "underarmy-throwie-softy-bally-and catchy-with a biggie-oldie-glovie"
what in the world are you talking about?
i will be there wearing a fricking baseball cap to cover my john merrick size lump on the side of me head, i hate trees.
Originally posted by bungle bud:
i will be there wearing a fricking baseball cap to cover my john merrick size lump on the side of me head, i hate trees.
If you must wear one of those things please wear it the right way round so you don't look like a total retard….Personally I would rater go with the John Merrick look.

Were you hugging the tree at the time?
Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
Originally posted by mankie:
unlike "underarmy-throwie-softy-bally-and catchy-with a biggie-oldie-glovie"
what in the world are you talking about?
Having given softball a go a few years ago. I found it made cricket look exciting, (and that's saying something) Each to their own though, but my point was it's hardly something that makes you tired, unless it's from severe sunburn.
it stands to reason that i will wear the cap the correct way, i will however stand infront of the shortest person i can find, no tree hugging for me, i snaged a big fuck off branch which promptly landed on my head, oh how everyone laughed at my missfortune.
shit i meant i was in a fight with 4 green bay packers fans and i leathered the lot of them.
Originally posted by lily1:
damn fico, that was in march…where you been all that time?
I think the question is where have all the proper bands been… last year we got a great spring with the Charlatan's, the Phonics', Doves, JJ72, Idlewild, David Gray, etc… this year there has been very few things to get enthused about.. haven't bought many records either.. the only one that really got me excited was Interpol (yes, I was a late bloomer but I shied away cos of the hype)…

Poorlulu.. Meg White is pasty and horrid, did you see the Q magazine with them on the cover.. unflattering pictures if there ever were some…

anywho, see you all tonight…
David Gray is complete crap. :)
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
David Gray is complete crap. :)
Thanks for the info Rhett…I'd better go bin all his cd's that I have of his now I've just found out he's complete crap.
i disagree. his latest album is pretty mediocre, but take a listen to his debut, a century's end. while perhaps not your music, i think you'll agree that lyrically and emotionally, he's talented.

then again, maybe not.

btw, david gray played in may 2001 and feb 2003, not spring 2002.

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
David Gray is complete crap. :)
Originally posted by lily1:


btw, david gray played in may 2001 and feb 2003, not spring 2002.
Potato-Potatoe, my point is this year has left a lot to be desired in terms of good acts touring..
Just Noticed on Idlewild's site that they have been listening to the legendary Uncle Tupelo

Idlewild are listening to……

The Mars Volta 'De-loused at the comatorium'

A Mighty Wind - Soundtrack

Mogwai 'Happy songs for happy people'

Yeah yeah yeahs 'Fever to tell'

Fairport Convention 1st album

Dead Meadow Shivering king and others

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Radiohead 'Hail to the thief'

Fleetwood Mac 'Say you will'

Uncle Tupelo 'Anodyne'

Gillian Welch 'Soul journey'

The Band 'Rock of ages'

Pearl jam 'Riot act'

Shellac 'At action park'
Originally posted by lily1:
i disagree. his latest album is pretty mediocre, but take a listen to his debut, a century's end. while perhaps not your music, i think you'll agree that lyrically and emotionally, he's talented.

then again, maybe not.

btw, david gray played in may 2001 and feb 2003, not spring 2002.

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
David Gray is complete crap. :)
Lily, I don't think you understand.

If Rhett says he's crap, then he's crap. End of story.
Markie will now have to go out and buy everything by the legendary Uncle Tupelo.

Originally posted by Bob Pollard:
Just Noticed on Idlewild's site that they have been listening to the legendary Uncle Tupelo

Idlewild are listening to……

The Mars Volta 'De-loused at the comatorium'

A Mighty Wind - Soundtrack

Mogwai 'Happy songs for happy people'

Yeah yeah yeahs 'Fever to tell'

Fairport Convention 1st album

Dead Meadow Shivering king and others

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Radiohead 'Hail to the thief'

Fleetwood Mac 'Say you will'

Uncle Tupelo 'Anodyne'

Gillian Welch 'Soul journey'

The Band 'Rock of ages'

Pearl jam 'Riot act'

Shellac 'At action park'
anyone notice that mogwai has been featured in sex and the city fairly often, late last season and also this season.
Alright, the handful of songs I've heard were crap, so admittedly I haven't heard every song he's ever recorded.

My wife thinks he's crap too.

Originally posted by mankie:
Originally posted by lily1:
i disagree. his latest album is pretty mediocre, but take a listen to his debut, a century's end. while perhaps not your music, i think you'll agree that lyrically and emotionally, he's talented.

then again, maybe not.

btw, david gray played in may 2001 and feb 2003, not spring 2002.

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
David Gray is complete crap. :)
Lily, I don't think you understand.

If Rhett says he's crap, then he's crap. End of story.
ah, well, to each their own. i love the guy, but if you don't, that just means one less person clamoring for a ticket when he tours. works for me!
not sure what i'll be wearing, but kosmette will be carrying her red purse with monkee's single in it… i'll have copies of my "where the action is" mix cds of 60's garage and soul classics too
Originally posted by Fico:
Originally posted by lily1:


Potato-Potatoe, my point is this year has left a lot to be desired in terms of good acts touring..
Ah, it's what makes the world go round. I thought it was a splendid spring for shows. And hell, just this week I've been to five.

Since March, the last time Fico thought there was a decent show, we're talking The Datsuns (the album blows, but they are great live), Soundtrack of our Lives, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Hot Hot Heat, Cursive, The Notwist, Cheap Trick, Ataris, Longwave, Fountains of Wayne, Pearl Jam w/ Buzzcocks, Guided by Voices, Raveonettes. Not bad, and there were a bunch I coudn't make it to….Brendan Benson, Ash, The Oranges Band, Bob Mould at Fort Reno.

Granted, not every show was a killer, but all were interesting and worth catching.

So, it's all in the ear of the beholder, I do believe. As you can glean from the Rhett Miller/Bob Pollard/scientist arguments over 'legends' and decent music.