The fools, they've bricked up the door<img src='http://www.popex.ukshells.co.uk/img/bungalow/bungalow2.jpg' alt='bungalow' width='300' height='333' border=0><br /><br /><br /><br /><a href="/stokey/30/0/">Here's what the bungalow looked like last time</a>... hope it's all going well...They were right!Music match has stopped recognising my IPOD! Could be coincidence, but I tried to install iTunes, and it won't work because of a Quicktime problem on my computer... now MusicMatch won't recognise my IPOD! Could also be I've deleted some other files, ... waheyI met them <a href="/stokey/50/6/">yesterday</a>, they signed a silver rizzla packet for me...Hey hey we're the GLCVia groups.yahoo.com/group/chainmail: Saturday's Sun says Goldie Lookin' Chain are possibly developing their own BBC2 sitcom, with Jennifer Saunders, hmm... The band made Saturday's Guardian Guide too, though I didn't see that either... looking forwa... Hey, hey...the user registration system is working now. <br />Everything is ready to go. Hey!That's the new Face office!RE: Hey!Yay, blitz spirit, bunker mentality, chop us out a line of radioactive dust!They killed a possum...... for that? Hey CrackheadI like This guys rant about his spark plugs, via popdex.com... Apart from that, I don't find spontaneous street crime that funny right now, got a bit of a slap trying to stop one group of youths beating on another group of youths last week. No, I wil... RE: Hey CrackheadSorry to hear about the slap incident - sounds grim. There's so many arsehole kids hanging around here right now it's like Shaun of the Dead each evening...Hey PaulyAny chance of a) giving us an edit facility, and b) adding a line break or two between threads for extra legibility please?i have those headfones...they're the mutt's nuts initthey go RIGHT INTO the ear and the bass is fantastic. would have to advise you not to crank up the volume too much otherwise u'll fuck them up good and proper. saying that, as you have an ipod, they'll never be fully tested :o(RE: i have those headfones...they're the mutt's nuts initI've got these ones and they rock, dont need none of that sony rubbish<br /><a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000D84F1/clarkeology-21#">amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000D84F1/clarkeology-21#</a><br />RE: i have those headfones...they're the mutt's nuts initwhen i said these ones I meant to have a link duh...<br /><a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000D84F1/clarkeology-21#">sennheisers at amazon</a> it'll fuck them up, or they'll fuck you up?My audiophile mate here at work says he "burned his in" to get the best out of them, left them playing for hours, gradually increasing the volume.It's the deep in-ear-ness of them that I like the look of. If I could get something that plugged direct ... they're big in Japan (of course)where I think lots of pubes are considered a sign of fertility or something like that. Weird dichotomy with the pre-pubescent girl fetish.wahey!<strong>The flat</strong> is all good, and now we are engaged too!RE: wahey!WA-HEY! Well done matey - congratulations to you both. I think drinkage is in order!RE: wahey!congratulations to both of you...looking forward to the party invitation!RE: wahey!Hoo-ah!<br />need a wedding band?<br />:)Hey Hey 16kThe b3ta flash movie for MJ Hibbett's "Hey Hey 16k" is available for public consumtion now, check it out...Off to Ghost of the Robot at Islington Academy tonight, I have listened to a few tracks now and it's not that promising. Still good to meet up ... they need...... a spell in the army. <br />What are you up to these days Amy?RE: they need...i jacked in the cleaning and the island i'm afraid and am now living in London and going to lots of gigs (<a href="http://www.aimlessguestlist.blogspot.com">aimlessguestlist.blogspot.com</a>) ,temping and "trying to write"....Hopefully they're waiting for me at work todayI have a bit of a mix, but mostly they're recorded at 192... glad to have you back!How big are these books that they won't fit in a bin?I like the sound of monitor smashing guyRE: How big are these books that they won't fit in a bin?Ummm, their quantity is big, I meant.It's hard to know where they're trying to go reallyI'm not saying I would never go there again, it's just a shame it was crap the one time we went there, when we'd been building it up...They give me the fear!The seaguls in Folkestone just seem SO BIG. But a mate started that site, and so I thought I'd take some snaps...Are they fellows?I can't believe they met her onceand now she's their best friend, who they would die for... seriously, you need help.Manic Street PreachersCANCELLED, rescheduled for a week later? Quite a few people now say they were there, so looks like it was! Last day on the Generation Terrorists tour possibly.Best Of The 80's<strong>Nick Heyward</strong>, <strong>Toyah</strong>, <strong>Curiosity Killed The Cat</strong> and <strong>Altered Images</strong>. <strong>CLARE GROGAN</strong>!!! NOING!SpaceThey still going? The Female of the Species, and all that... I think the ginger one might have left.Goldie Lookin' ChainCANCELLED!!! Do you remember howling them off the stage when they supported The Darkness last January? Well, they're BACK! You knows it. Update: oh no they're not, it's cancelled...The Tearsplus The Subways. First official gig for Brett Anderson and Bernard Butler's new band, though they went and did a couple of sneaky warmups before this in Oxford and somewhere else. Not that great really.... DovesA "campaign for real indie" night, they're quite good, if a bit mellowMorcheebaLocal types made good! Well, quite good. They're from Hythe I thinkSkid Rowplus <strong>LA Guns</strong> and <strong>Love / Hate</strong>. The latter announced a "secret" gig they were doing the next day in London, I should have gone they were one of my fave bands of the day.The TearsBrett Anderson and Bernard Butler, weren't they in a band together before? One of the NME gigs, support included The Magic Numbers I think but we stayed in the pub and missed them all.... stellastarr*plus <strong>The Ordinary Boys</strong> and <strong>The 22s</strong>. Looks like everyone was there to see the Ordinary Boys, but I thought they were a bit ordinary... stellastarr were OK, not quite as convincing as on record though.Belle & SebastianWent to both nights, but not the extra afternoon show they did. Shambolic, but funBelle and SebastianThink this is they did a cover of <strong>London Calling</strong> and <strong>Another Girl, Another Planet</strong>.Bloodhound GangThey did a 10 kebab challenge on stage and <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/tag=clarkeology-21#&amp;mode=blended&amp;keyword=daphne+and+celeste" title="Amazon: Daphne and Celeste">Daphne and Celeste</a> were there. And so was I!The Beta Band<blockquote>Tonight's venue is crammed with indie's brightest and best, all happily expectant</blockquote> according to the review in the <strong>Independent</strong>, that's me in particular to which they were referring...ElasticaNME Brats show, think they'd lost it by this point...Reading FestivalJust went for the day, and we picked the worst day by far looks like, RHCP disappointed. I remember They Might Be Giants and Echobelly and Ginger Wildhearts playing with a broken arm.... Phoenix80s style rock, they did a Cheap Trick cover. Supported by Turin Brakes apparently, I went with Neil and Camilla.... LilysThey did a Levi ad I think, we went for the support <strong>Hooverdam</strong>. Not sure why I've put this as <strong>Highbury Garage</strong> I think the gig was in Hoxton, but can find no reference online...MansunThird gig, when they were still called <strong>Manson</strong>, and when they were still good.ToyahCaberet, hosted by Lee Hurst, with TV Smith, Dave Spikey, Pooka, Crisis Twins and almost certainly the Raymond and Mr Timpkins revue. Not sure this date is right, thought they were all on Fridays...Sheep On DrugsPower broke down during their set. They're not really acoustic unplugged types, and they stormed off.TadFirst time they visited WITHOUT <strong>Nirvana</strong> in tow, just my luck...Mike Flowers PopsSo who was it actually played the Pyramids this night? I know I was at the Mike Flowers Pops one, I remember holding the door open to a radio reporter so they could report from the gig using the payphone in the lobby, as their satellite phone wasn't ... FluffyAll girl rock, loved them at the time, they basically played gigs in their pantsThurmanBritpop, I thought they were the greatest at the time but it's not all aged wellOasisDid they have the Bootleg Beatles again? Or am I misremembering the <a href="http://www.folkestonegerald.com/history/1994" title="See Folkestone Gerald gig history for 1994" class="year" class="year 1994">Southampton gig</a>?Drawing for and from SculptureGroup exhibition of sculptors' drawings, curated by Anthony Heywood and Peter Fillingham, in conjunction with the Public Art Research Centre, Kent Institute of Art and Design.Harvest chillis!The chilli plants are likely to die off at this time of year, that's just what they do apparently! So, remember to harvest them all now...TriviumFrom Florida, looks a bit hard metal to me, are they? Plus God Forbid + BloodsimpleMenswearA radio one show, was billed as Longpigs and Fluffy and Menswear were surprise headliners. The glory days of britpop! They got in big trouble for swearing live on the radio. Think I have the day right, let me know if you know better......