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Ant1972

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  1. 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?

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  2. 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

  3. On 18/12/2019 at 14:51, YouMa said:

    Great band but lead singer looked like a ww2 eastern European refugee. They had some good synth stuff. Ping Pong was a great track.

     

    Whaaaaat? See vid above (Stereolab on The Word)... To my eyes she is sexy gallic coolness personified. 

    Guess beauty is in the eye off the beholder eh!

    Agree with ya about Ping Pong though... That was the track that got me into them.

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  4. Thank you for the responses so far... Knew I could count on BC'ers 😁 I'm a noob, so not great at working stuff out by ear.

    In case it helps any of you to decipher, here's a rather fab vid of them performing it live on The Word (remember that!)

     

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