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Sep. 13th, 2013
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metame and undyingking, primarily:
Helen Love @ The 100 Club
Tickets not on sale yet; there have been several sale times announced which haven't come good, so don't hold your breath ;)
Edit Damaged Goods has just said "100 CLUB gig update : Something is wrong with the wegottickets link, we're sorting it, try after lunch"
Apparently there are only 100 tickets, so this may require fast action when they do go on sale.
Edit Edit I've had my lunch (pie and a pint of very nice blonde beer). Where are my tickets, dammit?!
Helen Love said (on Twitter) "We are waiting for the We got tickets website to get back to us as there is a error seemingly at their end,when they do we will try again."
Edit Edit Edit On sale RIGHT NOW (twenty-past four), and going like moderately warm minority cakes...
metame and undyingking, primarily:Helen Love @ The 100 Club
Tickets not on sale yet; there have been several sale times announced which haven't come good, so don't hold your breath ;)
Edit Damaged Goods has just said "100 CLUB gig update : Something is wrong with the wegottickets link, we're sorting it, try after lunch"
Apparently there are only 100 tickets, so this may require fast action when they do go on sale.
Edit Edit I've had my lunch (pie and a pint of very nice blonde beer). Where are my tickets, dammit?!
Helen Love said (on Twitter) "We are waiting for the We got tickets website to get back to us as there is a error seemingly at their end,when they do we will try again."
Edit Edit Edit On sale RIGHT NOW (twenty-past four), and going like moderately warm minority cakes...
It's Friday! It's about three o'clock! It's time to Boogie At Your Desk!
( You what? )
If you like the track, go out and buy the album it belongs to - I'll try and recommend a suitable CD to purchase for any BAYD track.
The link to the mp3 will expire at some point in the future.
Today you were invited to Boogie At Your Desk to:
Malcolm Middleton - No Modest Bear [link to mp3 download expired, or YouTube link may still be active]
I can't help noticing that - despite all this talk of Helen Love - there's a whole lot of no boogying going on round here. Sorry about that, folks.
So today I offer you Malcolm Middleton. I can't honestly remember how I encountered the gentleman; I'm inclined to blamezotz, but that might just be because I hold him generically responsible for all Scottish bands. Mr Middleton was one of the people involved in Arab Strap, but I'm not honestly sure I knew that until I read it on Wikipedia just now.
I have the albums Sleight of Heart and Into The Woods (from which No Modest Bear comes), and I'd wholeheartedly recommend both of them. He's good live, too.
If you like No Modest Bear, then you could try out Follow Robin Down for something a little slower, or A Happy Medium for a rather trippier sound.
Not to mention his Christmas hit We're All Going To Die - I mean, seriously! A deeply bile-filled song featuring Kim Noble dressed as Santa Claus, what more could you actually want for the festive season?
( You what? )
If you like the track, go out and buy the album it belongs to - I'll try and recommend a suitable CD to purchase for any BAYD track.
The link to the mp3 will expire at some point in the future.
Today you were invited to Boogie At Your Desk to:
Malcolm Middleton - No Modest Bear [link to mp3 download expired, or YouTube link may still be active]
I can't help noticing that - despite all this talk of Helen Love - there's a whole lot of no boogying going on round here. Sorry about that, folks.
So today I offer you Malcolm Middleton. I can't honestly remember how I encountered the gentleman; I'm inclined to blame
zotz, but that might just be because I hold him generically responsible for all Scottish bands. Mr Middleton was one of the people involved in Arab Strap, but I'm not honestly sure I knew that until I read it on Wikipedia just now. I have the albums Sleight of Heart and Into The Woods (from which No Modest Bear comes), and I'd wholeheartedly recommend both of them. He's good live, too.
If you like No Modest Bear, then you could try out Follow Robin Down for something a little slower, or A Happy Medium for a rather trippier sound.
Not to mention his Christmas hit We're All Going To Die - I mean, seriously! A deeply bile-filled song featuring Kim Noble dressed as Santa Claus, what more could you actually want for the festive season?