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It's a beautiful piece of music then
https://youtu.be/7yE25jUWZEo
What a guitarist
For all you punks this a belter of a gig
Discharge are liked by a lot of us metalheads for their guitar sound and their see nothing album is immense
I like heavy punk like discharge and dead Kennedys , great crunching riffs
I saw the UK Subs in the Three Horse Shoes Bridgend around New Year last year as my stepsons band were supporting them.
They were awful, the Subs that is !
I don"t think they had a single member from the original line up, UK Subs in name only.
Saw the UK Subs about three years at The Globe, in Cardiff. They still have original vocalist and main man Charlie Harper (now in his 70s!) fronting the band. Also on bass was Alvin Gibbs who has been with the band since 1980. If original "proper" punk (i.e not a manufactured boy band like the Pistols or a bunch of Stones wannabes like The Clash), then I'd definitely recommend them.Quote:
Originally Posted by headlight
It's the original line up now , I am going to see discharge anyway , a big influence on a lot of metal bands like machine head , earth crisis , stamping ground , heavy as feck dischargeQuote:
Originally Posted by headlight
Ents24 have emailed me this morning with regard to gigs in South Wales.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Here's a few that may interest you:
Rhydian Roberts, Richard & Adam / Porthcawl Pavillion
Legends Live:
Suzi Quatro, David Essex, The Osmonds, Hot Chocolate / Motorpoint Arena
(you can throw any old and dirty Y Fronts that you may have in your possession at Suzi!)
Live Tour 2018:
X Factor Live / Motorpoint Arena
Paul Young / The Globe (don't forget to get your cut in an 80s mullet gthe day before tghe gig!)
The Architect Tour:
Paloma Faith / Motorpoint Arena
I went to see the Subs, as well as my stepsons band, but they were truly awful & I liked the Subs first time around.
I just checked & the only member from the original line up that was in the band that night was Harper.
Quite a few walked out half way through their set they were that bad.
Just saying my experience of that gig & as stated I liked the UK Subs first time around which was the main reason I went as I have obviously seen my stepsons band loads of times.
Pretty sure it's the old line up now mateQuote:
Originally Posted by headlight
Hopefully it is Sludge & you have a great night.
I saw the Ruts DC last year as well, again my stepsons band were support, & the Ruts by comparison to the Subs were superb.
Played some of their old stuff & some new stuff, went down a storm.
Hope you have a great night both music & the ladies wise.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VI57QHL6ge0
My favourite piece of his. From back when he had hair
Up yoursQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr Soul '68
I always have a good night with the ladies , should be plenty of pvc on show and that's just meQuote:
Originally Posted by headlight
Is this off flying in a blue dream ?eQuote:
Originally Posted by Veg1960
https://youtu.be/7yE25jUWZEo
My favourite album and this title track is immense
Surfing with the alienQuote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Something that may interest you, is that the original line up of Sham 69, are due to play Cardiff later this year. Not sure where tho'. A punk loving mate told me a week or so back that they had re-formed and are due in the city. Forgot which venue he said it wasQuote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Christ I haven't played that album for years, cheers will give it à go tonightQuote:
Originally Posted by Veg1960
Just been on Sham 69s website. it's Swansea they are playing:Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
10TH THE PIT SWANSEA
Not a venue I have heard of before
Just been on The Tramshed's website. Here ya go:
SHAM 69 – ORIGINAL 1977 LINE-UP
Friday, November 4, 2016
Tramshed
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
£18.50
14+
That might be interesting.....they had a heavy riffing soundQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr Soul '68
Jimmy pursey was a good bloke , when racist skinheads started to infiltrate their gigs he would tell em to **** off, he was a punk not a national front supporter !
True skinheads are aware of where their influences come from .......Jamaica being one !!!!
Nice oneQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr Soul '68
Cheers Sludge, will dig out Flying in a blue dream for a listen - been a while
He's done so much good stuff , keep rockingQuote:
Originally Posted by Veg1960
https://youtu.be/zDfy67my2So
Another belter