Thread: Bristol

most likely... but they like it too, which always helps

were the damned playing through motorheads mighty P.A. or just the house stack/backline like most supports do these days? i remember 2000 i saw motorhead they were mega quiet can`t remember who the band was mind you, one of those late 90`s doesn`t matter never mind the buzzcocks also rans

...and some 200 shows attended, what a pleasure to get that tingle of pleasure in my back for some of the songs (Street of Dreams, Curtain Call, History of The World). Love Song partially with no lead guitar for a string change... still didn't seem wrong. The short set was well received by the predominately Motorhead audience, with many up in the balcony (as I was) giving a standing ovation at the end. As to Motorhead, it took me a long...

Damned set courtesy of White Rabbit New Rose Street of Dreams Neat Neat Neat Curtain Call History of the World Under the Wheels Looking at You Eloise Love Song Smash it Up Dog

But de ickle Vanian fellow.....Did him say de Ooga Booga ? I and I is deeply worried dat him is deliberately widholding de Ooga Booga , so as to not occasion de consternations amongst de metalheads. Either dat or it is racisms.

Good to see Curtain Call in the set considering the mb voted it No.1 - wonder if that was a factor?

I was down the front for both bands and to me the Damned had the better sound - Lemmy's vocals were indeed too low in the mix even from ground level. What an amazing drummer Mickey Dee is though - I love a good drum solo and while Scabies was always on the ball with providing one we rarely get such a thing in modern day Damned. I thought the initial reception to the Damned was quite lukewarm, but by the end of the set they had most people...