Old-smiley-badge Got tickets to go see Osees in July. Love watching this band and always guaranteed a decent show. Not so keen on their more recent music though.
Mega_Armageddon_Chickens Jon I loved that first Au Pairs album of which it's obvious was the stand out track.. Big fan of the Skids as well ..
Travis_Bickle Old-smiley-badge my old man played us everything from symphony orchestras to The Mahavishnu Orchestra. Took me decades to go back and appreciate a lot of it but that's because we found our own stuff. I did a fair bit of sneering over the 'fusion' stuff. Play it all the time now. I play the kids a lot of stuff, but I'm pleased to say they have their own favourites. The eldest's playlist in the car to Tamworth away had Fleetwood Mac followed by Pantera.....
Jon Travis_Bickle They’re all into Fleetwood Mac. I’ve threatened to take them to Fleetwood. Old-smiley-badge It’s a nice thought. More likely a form of rebellion.
Travis_Bickle Jon I think the 'Mac' are big on TikTok. I'll threaten her with The Macc Lads. The Pantera song was a bit left field for her....
Jon otis Good find. The lads in Cosmos were decent but I think I know why the rest of them never made it and it’s got nothing to do with A & R men not catching a train north. Never been in The Haddon Hall.
CBIT Jon Never been in The Haddon Hall. Here's me sat in there about to watch mates band play - Public House Pirates
Travis_Bickle CBIT did they support a band called Spring at that gig? Remember them soundchecking and the bassist was warming up with a Stone Roses baseline.
Djpekingman Stone Roses would have been in short trousers or even nappies when we used to go in the Haddon. 76 on. When The City Limits were big.
Travis_Bickle CBIT I don't remember them playing, just setting up for some reason. Were they all Cookridge lads?
