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northwind · 03-07-07, 03:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stuartyboy

Work your mojo big style dude!

BTW - if you're stuck for somewhere to stay there's a spare bed at mine.

We just go chillin for the entire weekend being locals and that so don't be shy. Carolyn does egg rolls and tuna pieces!

Ah, never even occurred to me that you were local! We've got day tickets and bus tickets back to edinburgh, though, so I'll just nip back to edinburgh with the gang.

northwind · 09-07-07, 07:46 PM

I told you, it never rains on me at T in the Park! Sunburn, on the other hand...

That was ace, eh?

on yer bike · 09-07-07, 08:01 PM

Friggin awesome!

can't wait for next year!

10-07-07, 07:29 PM

Absolutly brilliant, got my tickets for next year this morning.

Every band was great apart from Babyshambles, which was a dissapointment

carelesschucca · 10-07-07, 08:15 PM

last night I thought I was getting old, I watch highlights on BBC and I couldn't tell you a band I was impressed with bar JAMES...

The Klaxons were incredibly poor.
The Kooks were P1sh

Its a bad day that the band you you don't particularly like (The Killers) seemed good...

Having said that I watch more tonight and Both Paulo and the Kings of Leon (where's the hair gone) were good...

my mates and i always talk about going back to Glastonbury, kinda hard now they all have wains under 4... Man I do feel old its been 8 years since I was at Glastonbury last... about 6 since T-in-the-park...

northwind · 10-07-07, 08:42 PM

I'm not a Killers fan, but they were really bloody good, quite surprised. I saw them at t in the park about 3 years ago and they were just dull. Quite amused by the amount of coverage biffy clyro have been getting though, then again it's their 7th T in the park so I suppose it's about time

Who was good? James were, they knocked out the 2 songs everyone knows right at the start of the set, I like when bands do that. The Twangs and the Cribs were both decent, both the headliners were storming- Snow Patrol were maybe a little out of their depth but they produced a blinder anyway.

My Chemical Romance are always great though, I might be a bit old to be saying that... But they've evolved into a really first-class, straightforward rock band. Fantastic show. The Lostprophets were a wee bit lacking, I've been a fan since day one but they weren't great on the day... but at least had good patter. I saw them the night before at the Garage and they played a blinder. Colin Macintyre (Mull Historical Society), was very good but only got 30 minutes, nothing like enough. And Biffy, well, I'm biased there but they were the best band of the weekend really, despite dropping a couple of clangers in their set.

Went and saw Enter Shikari, that was interesting. Nothing like up to the hype, but they could do well in the future. Usually when you get dance/metal it's the dance part that's rubbish, with them it's the metal part

Pitchshifter or the Mad Capsule Markets could kill them with sound. But still, has potential.

There weren't that many bands that I really wanted to see, just Biffy, My Chemical Romance, Snow Patrol, the Lostprophets... Avril Lavigne (no, really, she was great) Thing is, if the bill had been this weak for Reading I'd be really annoyed, but somehow it doesn't matter at t in the park.

STRAMASHER · 11-07-07, 08:33 AM

Queens Of The Stone Age, Gossip, Lost Prophets, Air, Calvin Harris, Klaxons all did it for me but not as much as Brian Wilson. Utter legend. Surprised to know 95% of the songs. Never to old to be educated! He said,"Hello Glasgow" !

but was quickly forgiven

Arcade Fire are great but unfortunately they got their set cut and the sound was pish. Singer said he had enjoyed a "parade" in Glasgow that day and "you guys can sure play the snare drum!"

.....cue much sucking in of cheeks in shock!

Enter Shakira (

) were hilarious, massive circle pit which was freaking a lot of people we were standing with out. They were waiting for Ocean colour Scene, also pretty good. A class act.

Missed The Cribs, The Skids,BloodBros,The BrianJonestown Massacre.

Got our briefs for next year! Lets go!

northwind · 11-07-07, 01:12 PM

Ah, there you go, I love the Arcade Fire but I still completely forgot that I saw them, that's how great they were

Still, they get a second chance at Reading.

09-07-07, 07:46 PM	#12
northwind Moderator Mega Poster Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: In the garage where I belong Posts: 17,082	Re: T in the Park I told you, it never rains on me at T in the Park! Sunburn, on the other hand... That was ace, eh? __________________ "We are the angry mob, we read the papers every day We like what we like, we hate what we hate But we're oh so easily swayed"

09-07-07, 08:01 PM	#13
on yer bike Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Posts: 869	Re: T in the Park Friggin awesome! can't wait for next year! __________________

10-07-07, 07:29 PM	#14
Horney Guest Posts: n/a	Re: T in the Park Absolutly brilliant, got my tickets for next year this morning. Every band was great apart from Babyshambles, which was a dissapointment

10-07-07, 08:15 PM	#15
carelesschucca Member Mega Poster Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Kilsyth - Bonnie Scotland Posts: 2,727	Re: T in the Park last night I thought I was getting old, I watch highlights on BBC and I couldn't tell you a band I was impressed with bar JAMES... The Klaxons were incredibly poor. The Kooks were P1sh Its a bad day that the band you you don't particularly like (The Killers) seemed good... Having said that I watch more tonight and Both Paulo and the Kings of Leon (where's the hair gone) were good... my mates and i always talk about going back to Glastonbury, kinda hard now they all have wains under 4... Man I do feel old its been 8 years since I was at Glastonbury last... about 6 since T-in-the-park... __________________ Innuendo - it's great when you get it. sv650s (gone) gsx-r600 (gone) Street R675 (now living in Inbhir Nis )

10-07-07, 08:42 PM	#16
northwind Moderator Mega Poster Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: In the garage where I belong Posts: 17,082	Re: T in the Park I'm not a Killers fan, but they were really bloody good, quite surprised. I saw them at t in the park about 3 years ago and they were just dull. Quite amused by the amount of coverage biffy clyro have been getting though, then again it's their 7th T in the park so I suppose it's about time Who was good? James were, they knocked out the 2 songs everyone knows right at the start of the set, I like when bands do that. The Twangs and the Cribs were both decent, both the headliners were storming- Snow Patrol were maybe a little out of their depth but they produced a blinder anyway. My Chemical Romance are always great though, I might be a bit old to be saying that... But they've evolved into a really first-class, straightforward rock band. Fantastic show. The Lostprophets were a wee bit lacking, I've been a fan since day one but they weren't great on the day... but at least had good patter. I saw them the night before at the Garage and they played a blinder. Colin Macintyre (Mull Historical Society), was very good but only got 30 minutes, nothing like enough. And Biffy, well, I'm biased there but they were the best band of the weekend really, despite dropping a couple of clangers in their set. Went and saw Enter Shikari, that was interesting. Nothing like up to the hype, but they could do well in the future. Usually when you get dance/metal it's the dance part that's rubbish, with them it's the metal part Pitchshifter or the Mad Capsule Markets could kill them with sound. But still, has potential. There weren't that many bands that I really wanted to see, just Biffy, My Chemical Romance, Snow Patrol, the Lostprophets... Avril Lavigne (no, really, she was great) Thing is, if the bill had been this weak for Reading I'd be really annoyed, but somehow it doesn't matter at t in the park. __________________ "We are the angry mob, we read the papers every day We like what we like, we hate what we hate But we're oh so easily swayed"

11-07-07, 08:33 AM	#17
STRAMASHER Member Mega Poster Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Sunny Glasgow Posts: 1,715	Re: T in the Park Queens Of The Stone Age, Gossip, Lost Prophets, Air, Calvin Harris, Klaxons all did it for me but not as much as Brian Wilson. Utter legend. Surprised to know 95% of the songs. Never to old to be educated! He said,"Hello Glasgow" ! but was quickly forgiven Arcade Fire are great but unfortunately they got their set cut and the sound was pish. Singer said he had enjoyed a "parade" in Glasgow that day and "you guys can sure play the snare drum!" .....cue much sucking in of cheeks in shock! Enter Shakira ( ) were hilarious, massive circle pit which was freaking a lot of people we were standing with out. They were waiting for Ocean colour Scene, also pretty good. A class act. Missed The Cribs, The Skids,BloodBros,The BrianJonestown Massacre. Got our briefs for next year! Lets go!

11-07-07, 01:12 PM	#18
northwind Moderator Mega Poster Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: In the garage where I belong Posts: 17,082	Re: T in the Park Ah, there you go, I love the Arcade Fire but I still completely forgot that I saw them, that's how great they were Still, they get a second chance at Reading. __________________ "We are the angry mob, we read the papers every day We like what we like, we hate what we hate But we're oh so easily swayed"

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