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bb31 14-06-2005 23:48

Moshing in Manchester
 
Well, what can we say, they were awesome, superb, fantastic and we are still rocking now. U2 were the daddys tonight, just wish we had tickets for tomorrow. I did take some pics which I'll upload later.

If anyone has the chance to go, beg, steal or borrow the money to get to see them, 2 and half hours of sheer excellence.

Debs and Lisa now hoarse and deaf :dmonk:

edit: Debs on Lisa's login :erm:

bmxbandit 14-06-2005 23:51

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mosh? to U2?

*sniggers*

:D

punky 14-06-2005 23:54

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Originally Posted by bmxbandit
mosh? to U2?

*sniggers*

:D

Yeah, I know, but leave her alone.

Glad you both had a great time :)


Pssst, BB, are you going to Pennywise later? or Bad Religion?

kronas 14-06-2005 23:55

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i have to give U2 credit i saw bono sing live not too long ago singing vertigo live and he was great!

Marge 15-06-2005 00:01

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Well come on, we are over 30 now and our moshing consists of jumping up and down in our wheelchairs and waving the walking sticks :D :D :D We have to pretend we can do it at our age.............

unfortunately we are now at bb31's house collapsed on the settee drinking coffee and watching Celebrity Love Island

kronas 15-06-2005 00:03

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Originally Posted by Marge
Well come on, we are over 30 now and our moshing consists jumping up and down in our wheelchairs and waving the walking sticks :D :D :D

depends on which stick your holding and who owns it :D :p: :naughty: ;)

its good to seee you enjoy it im awaiting the pictures :)

edit: big brother :erm: i thought you two were intelligent :erm:

bopdude 15-06-2005 00:16

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Now now Kronnie, leave thenice ladies alone, they're tired, anywho Marge and BB, hope you enjoyed it, what about my PM Marge :shrug: up or down :naughty: :shrug:

kronas 15-06-2005 00:18

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Originally Posted by bopdude
Now now Kronnie, leave thenice ladies alone, they're tired, anywho Marge and BB, hope you enjoyed it, what about my PM Marge :shrug: up or down :naughty: :shrug:

i wanted to offer some services :( ;)

on a slightly related note:


Quote:

A sample of a maths teacher swearing at his class to a techno beat has become a surprise hit on Belgian radio.

One of Professor Yves De Racker's students at Karel de Grote High School in Antwerp recorded him cursing and another student created the dance mix.

The students emailed the track to friends and one of them emailed it on to the VRT youth radio station who played it on air, reports Het Nieuwsblad.

Radio presenter Peter Van de Veire dubbed it the Racker Song and said it got more reactions than a U2 gig.
:D

Marge 15-06-2005 00:34

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Up please Bop :D :D :D

and btw Bono's singing has to be the best I've ever heard live including when I went to see the Chilis last year.

btw I'm not watching Big Bruva, I'm not quite that braindead yet :erm:

bmxbandit 15-06-2005 00:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Marge
Well come on, we are over 30 now and our moshing consists of jumping up and down in our wheelchairs and waving the walking sticks :D :D :D We have to pretend we can do it at our age.............

aww, i'm only gently poking fun atcha :p:

glad you enjoyed it, that's all that matters! :D

bopdude 15-06-2005 00:38

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Originally Posted by Marge
Up please Bop :D :D :D

and btw Bono's singing has to be the best I've ever heard live including when I went to see the Chilis last year.

btw I'm not watching Big Bruva, I'm not quite that braindead yet :erm:

Up it is then, just say when and we'll make plans to suit :tu:

bmxbandit 15-06-2005 00:39

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Originally Posted by punky
Bad Religion?

woo! glad you mentioned them, spurred me on to look up tour dates :D

a trip to manchester is in order!

homealone 15-06-2005 01:22

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glad you had such a good time with an oldie band :p:

- my hero is the 'edge', not bono :)

greencreeper 15-06-2005 03:07

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Hmmm. Never been to a rock concert. My idea of hell to be honest :no: Had to Google for "moshing". The definition I found sounded very much like some sort of group sexual activity in public. I'm appalled :D

Mr_love_monkey 15-06-2005 06:54

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Originally Posted by greencreeper
Hmmm. Never been to a rock concert. My idea of hell to be honest :no: Had to Google for "moshing". The definition I found sounded very much like some sort of group sexual activity in public. I'm appalled :D

What? appalled you haven't tried it then??? :p: :D
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Personally I can't wait for Nine Inch Nails in July... anyone else going?

punky 15-06-2005 10:18

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Originally Posted by greencreeper
Hmmm. Never been to a rock concert. My idea of hell to be honest :no: Had to Google for "moshing". The definition I found sounded very much like some sort of group sexual activity in public. I'm appalled :D

Its brilliant. Very draining though., and suprisingly safe. I have been to about 50 concerts over the course of 6 years, and never really sustained serious injury. Blink 182 at the Camden Electric Ballroom was tough, mainly because of the pop-punk poseurs there, so the genuine punks wanted to set an example. I got elbowed in the face once (purely by accident) and about 3 times have I left with some bruises or soreness. We all look out for each other, if someone falls down, everyone stops around them to shield him and pick him up. You quite often see kids in there. Be warned about googling for moshing though, British moshing is a bit different to US moshing. British moshing basically everyone just bounces off each other randomly whilst pushing each other about. US moshing basically involves running around in a circle. (Yeah, I can't really see the fun in that either)

So many good gigs coming up, I wish I could go to them all. Reel Big Fish, Social Distortion Alkaline Trio, Sum 41, No Use For A Name, and Me First And The Gimme Gimmes. Noone fancies lending me some money do they? :)

Just spotted Millencolin & Flogging Molly at the same gig. I couldn't let those tickets go!

bmxbandit 15-06-2005 10:31

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Originally Posted by punky
US moshing basically involves running around in a circle. (Yeah, I can't really see the fun in that either)

circle pits can be really fun, once they get going... sadly nobody seems to do them well nowadays. not that i'm old, or anything... lol

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Originally Posted by punky
So many good gigs coming up, I wish I could go to them all. Reel Big Fish, Social Distortion Alkaline Trio, Sum 41, No Use For A Name, and Me First And The Gimme Gimmes. Noone fancies lending me some money do they? :)

Just spotted Millencolin & Flogging Molly at the same gig. I couldn't let those tickets go!

social distortion is a must see for me. i'm gonna have to mss MFATGG though (cousins wedding, how inconsiderate! :p: )

i'm fairly sure t'missus s intervewing flogging molly (and dropkick murphys too!) soon, so if you have anything you'd like to ask them, drop me a pm :)
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Originally Posted by punky
Its brilliant. Very draining though., and suprisingly safe. I have been to about 50 concerts over the course of 6 years, and never really sustained serious injury.

same here... though the taller you are the less likely you are to get hit by a stray elbow. there really is a community spirit about pits...

punky 15-06-2005 10:34

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Originally Posted by bmxbandit
circle pits can be really fun, once they get going... sadly nobody seems to do them well nowadays. not that i'm old, or anything... lol

I saw The Ataris & Pennywise in the US where I had my first real experience of a proper US mosh/circle jerk (also seen 3 Warped Tours out there) That Ataris gig was actually pretty rough considering it was emo.


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i'm fairly sure t'missus s intervewing flogging molly (and dropkick murphys too!) soon, so if you have anything you'd like to ask them, drop me a pm :)
Sweet, thanx :)

Strzelecki 15-06-2005 10:37

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I'm going to the big Green Day gig this weekend, looking foward to that, especially as I missed Jimmy Eat World when they were on tour earlier this year, and there's Taking Back Sunday of course. I forgot Me First and Reel Big Fish were coming up, damn!

bmxbandit 15-06-2005 10:41

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ooh, i'd forgotten, on this tour flogging molly are being supported by One Of The Best Bands In The Universeââ€à ƒ…¾Ã‚¢ (imho :D), The Dead Pets!

bonus.

Marge 15-06-2005 17:29

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Oh well, some pics, one showing the B of the Bang, some of the concert and one random one I found :erm:

greencreeper 15-06-2005 22:20

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I'm feeling old now :mis:

paulyoung666 15-06-2005 23:00

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so you were in the cheap seats then :angel: , and deffo not in the 'mosh pit ' :rofl: :rofl:

Chimaera 15-06-2005 23:03

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Well we have tickets for 2 gigs/concerts later this year - I won't reveal who though as I don't want to lose all credibility! ;)

bmxbandit 15-06-2005 23:06

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Originally Posted by paulyoung666
so you were in the cheap seats then :angel: , and deffo not in the 'mosh pit ' :rofl: :rofl:

from what i remember from a story from the reg, ticket prices were extortionate!

anyway, not everyone likes it up close and personal ;). each to their own...

punky 15-06-2005 23:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Chimaera
Well we have tickets for 2 gigs/concerts later this year - I won't reveal who though as I don't want to lose all credibility! ;)

Its alright, You shouldn't be ashamed. There is nothing wrong with seeing Britney Spears in concert.

;)

paulyoung666 15-06-2005 23:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bmxbandit
from what i remember from a story from the reg, ticket prices were extortionate!

anyway, not everyone likes it up close and personal ;). each to their own...


and your point is :angel:

bmxbandit 15-06-2005 23:13

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Originally Posted by paulyoung666
and your point is :angel:

...that if standing tix are so expensive, seating suddenly looks like a good plan :p:

ok, yeah, not much of a point...

homealone 15-06-2005 23:37

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the comment about being small & encountering loads of elbows in the mosh pit also applies to breasts - eye level is not filtered for gender, thank goodness ;)

Marge 15-06-2005 23:39

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Tickets were £60 each (cheapest for seating :erm: )

homealone 15-06-2005 23:49

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Originally Posted by Marge
Tickets were £60 each (cheapest for seating :erm: )

worth every penny - see previous post :naughty:

:D

pem would get bored otherwise ;)

danielf 15-06-2005 23:57

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Originally Posted by homealone
the comment about being small & encountering loads of elbows in the mosh pit also applies to breasts - eye level is not filtered for gender, thank goodness ;)

More elbows than breasts in the mosh pit though, usually. Unless you frequent 'boyband' gigs :)

homealone 15-06-2005 23:59

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Originally Posted by danielf
More elbows than breasts in the mosh pit though, usually. Unless you frequent 'boyband' gigs :)

time distorts memory, but how much - ?? :D


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