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Great song with a funny video (New Order dressing up as a metal band) by future Oscar winning director Kathryn Bigelow.

A diff post got me thinking about support acts who blew headliners off the stage (at gigs, not festivals). For me... an unknown Supergrass who crackled with energy, supporting a slightly ragged Shed Seven at the After Dark in Reading (circa late 1994?). Also, An Emotional Fish (full of life), supporting Simple Minds (slick, but sterile) at Wembley Arena (perhaps around 1990 or 1991). What are your experiences?

First concert - Simple Minds, Wembley Arena 1990 (I think) Last concert - Chemical Bros, Alexandra Palace Best concert - New Order, Finsbury Park circa 2003 (although I had necked a couple of E 😁) Worst concert - Simple Minds, Wembley Arena (they weren't bad-bad, just a bit dull... Their support band we're more entertaining). Loudest concert - Sheep On Drugs at Windsor, Old Trout, I was pretty much deaf for the next 24 hours. Seen the most - Wedding Present Most surprising - Robbie Williams, V Festival 1998 (was actually one of the best acts on that day... Along with James). Next concert - Not known.. Wish I would have seen - Nirvana, Reading Festival 1992

Sorry to hijack the thread, but maybe someone can help me identify the age and origin of this bass...

Dayman (ah-ah-ah) Fighter of the Nightman (ah-ah-ah) Champion of the Sun (ah-ah-ah) You're a Master of Karate And friendship For Everyone

I feel the same way when I see a man wearing jeans without a belt... it's just wrong. However, esteemed film director David Lynch always looks fantastic in his buttoned up shirt.

That's what I say about my missus

Well, can prob add Smoke On The Water and some ACDC Not knocking any of the music, just Clarkson's narrow tastes/worldview 😁

Why not both? Yellow number 1, brown number 2 etc.

Ewwww, just had a mental image of Clarkson playing air guitar in the shower *shudder*

Simple "Classic Rock" test... Would Clarkson like it? If "yes", then Classic Rock If "no", then Other

You should check out the recent interview he did with Richard Herring... I believe he was a little "refreshed"...

No, Richard Madeley was busy as lead singer of The Fall