the baltimore band i was talking up all night is called The Setup, and if you want to hear a band which can rock out and still have fun. a little bash and pop for the senses. check em out…. they are a melding of the top british groups. The Beatles, David Bowie, The Jam and The Buzzcocks. and the front man is a scot!<BR> <A HREF="http://www.thesetup.biz" TARGET=_blank>http://www.thesetup.biz</A>; <P>with sound samples at mp3.com ,etc
Marr and the healers
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Arial, Veranda">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by lily1:<BR><B>hey gang, lovely to see you all again and to formally meet kosmo and mankie (thanks for the ginger ale).<P>bit of a side note here-their publicist ended up in the same cab as me, since she was just headed over to rouge where they were all staying (fyi, more and more artists stay there or at topaz, except for the major stars that prefer the 4 seasons and the mayflower, should you feel the need to follow your favorite rockstar). she was very kind and chatty 
and apologized several times over for johnny marr and the other band mates not coming out after the show. she mentioned that the tour manager was adament once they were off stage that they head home to bed. 
apparently its been an exhausting few days and they had an early tran to ny this morning. they generally do come out for a short bit to meet the fans and sign, take pictures, etc, but not tonight. she's is based in la but is out with them for the tour. the band was very pleased with the turnout and the crowd, esp the crowd, and that there is some serious consideration to touring again in the not so distant future at perhaps a larger venue, preferably the 930. but regardless, they are coming back to dc. 
yippee.<P>i'm glad i shoved the work monster in the closet and went to the show. it was great. </B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Thats great news Lily… It was frustrating to miss the show, but the prospect of a future gig at the 930 is a great thing…<P>Maybe them opening up for Oasis??? <P>just dreaming out load…
and apologized several times over for johnny marr and the other band mates not coming out after the show. she mentioned that the tour manager was adament once they were off stage that they head home to bed. apparently its been an exhausting few days and they had an early tran to ny this morning. they generally do come out for a short bit to meet the fans and sign, take pictures, etc, but not tonight. she's is based in la but is out with them for the tour. the band was very pleased with the turnout and the crowd, esp the crowd, and that there is some serious consideration to touring again in the not so distant future at perhaps a larger venue, preferably the 930. but regardless, they are coming back to dc. yippee.<P>i'm glad i shoved the work monster in the closet and went to the show. it was great. </B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Thats great news Lily… It was frustrating to miss the show, but the prospect of a future gig at the 930 is a great thing…<P>Maybe them opening up for Oasis??? <P>just dreaming out load…I'm fully bummed I missed the show. I should have sucked it up and made it out.<P>Anyhow, he's on Letterman tonight:<P>*TV ALERT*: DAVID LETTERMAN SHOW PERFORMANCE<BR>Tune in to The Late Show with David Letterman tonight (Wed Jan. 22nd) as Johnny Marr + The Healers will make their U.S. national television debut performing "Last ride" from their upcoming iMusic release BOOMSLANG (release February 4th). Check your local times and listings.
i just got that email too……<P>vansmack you are a moron for missing that show……well and other reason too….
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Arial, Veranda">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by poorlulu:<BR><B> vansmack you are a moron for missing that show……well and other reason too….</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Yes, thanks, I am well aware.<P>Rub it in why don't you…..<BR>