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tm_rocks
just read your 2nd message... EXACTLY! the guitar sound made BUSH BUSH...I'm glad you agree with it. I miss the old Stratocaster sound (i'm no guitar geek or anything. but I know that it doesn't sound like the equipment they used on the old albums). It's obvious that Chris has a different style than Nigel, but wasn't it always Gav who wrote the songs, anyway?! I miss Nigel, and I've always been a HUGE Dave fanatic, but Corey seems like a cool dude from what I can tell on twitter. I was a little disappointed that they didn't give Institute a chance, they barely toured in Europe (i think only 3 gigs). But it was probably bound to fail anyway, due to a lack of commitment... From what I can tell the yanks (americans) love the new BUSH and the new album, so I will give it a chance on friday and in the meantime force myself to listen to the album more. Maybe it will do grow on me?! :) big love, t.x
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tm_rocks
I'm a bit scared about the gig next friday, I try not to have too high expectations because of the new album. But after all it's BUSH, and I devoted a few good years of my life as a teenager to them. I used to love them so much, but (you'll laugh) when I first discovered biffy clyro the way I looked at music changed for me completely. I got into new bands because of them, all sounding completely different to that american alternative sound (even though they're english). I first saw BUSH in 2001, it was my first EVER gig and I only have good memories. Now exactly 10 years later, I'm scarred/worried that I will overwrite these good memories with maybe something that will fail for me in the first place....if you know what I mean. I have bought the ticket already, which costs me 35 euros (Bush gigs were always a little pricey). I hope I will not regret it! Did you make it to one of their shows? Bush Hall or Cargo? How was it? What did you think of the show? Worth going?
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tm_rocks
Tisa!!!! I swear I couldn't agree more with you, exactly my thoughts. I downloaded it a week after it was released in the states (my copy is in the post). I have barely listened since - to be honest, their style has pretty changed (of course they replaced half of the band members, was bound to happen i s'pose) and probably my taste in music has changed too over the years. the 3-4 songs that I like/that stand out for me are, "Afterlife" (what a burner), "The Sound Of The Winter" "All Night Doctors" (beautiful ballad much like Glycerine and LTCS) and "The Heart Of The Matter" (which I have just discovered a few minutes ago while ironing). The rest is "meh" - to be honest I dislike most of the tracks because of the "guitar sound". It just doesn't sound like as in the old days (I can't understand the people who rave about it on twitter.) It's like a whole new band with a different sound, or am I that thick?! You are right, it's a grower and hopefully it will sound AMAZING next friday, live
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tm_rocks
Tisa, long time no chat!!! Glad to see you're enjoying the biff now ;) Are you looking forward to the new BUSH album?? it's been a looooong time, right?? I'm excited. Are you going to see them in London? If so, what gig are you planning on going? I'll try to make it to one...not sure yet which one... Hope all is well with you!!! theresa xxx
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Hollow_Man
Well I'm off out in a bit to 'celebrate' getting old, and 30 is nothing really, it's just time speeds up tenfold as soon as you hit it!
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Hollow_Man
I'd be better if I wasn't going to work right now, but I can't complain really A 3 day week and PT on Thursday, then off to Poland Friday :):)
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DargorDT
I'm fine! I had the flu last week (not too bad) and have a rather relaxed week ahead of me. My vacation was great. I went to Germany for a car trip to see some interesting cities, monuments and such. I drove 2600 miles in nine days, lol It was crazy, I admit, but it was worth it. You've heard the new Mew-cd already btw?
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Hollow_Man
I'm good thanks, the Marillion Weekend is now a distant (but very pleasant) memory *sigh*, I have a reunion arranged with my chalet mates in December :) How's life been treating you?
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Hollow_Man
Ta :) My sister is driving me to the airport, she's shuffled some calls/meetings around. I just need to get a taxi home Monday :)
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BinarySlave
bugger :( yea i'm going ..sharing accomodation with Ian (Hollow Man) actually. I fly out tomorrow for a night in Amsterdam first though :)
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BinarySlave
Hey :) hows you? (sorry for the delay in reply ...I scrobble as much as ever but don't visit last.fm as much as I used to) :)
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Hollow_Man
Flying out of Liverpool and if I can't get one I can drive there as a last resort and park on the long stay car park ;) Don't want to do that really though. I hadn't booked one because I thought I thought I'd be able to get someone to take me but nobody seems to be available. Everything else is booked, just need to pack!
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Hollow_Man
I fly to Amsterdam on Thursday, the weekend is Friday-Monday. I still need to book a taxi to the airport!
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Hollow_Man
Having pc AND laptop trouble, apart from that I'm fine. Looking forward to the Marillion weekend :)
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DargorDT
About what you wrote, in july you're a qualified teacher? Maybe you can become one like Jennifer Honey in Dahl's Matilda, hehehe. I hope you can find a nice job Tisa :) I read that book yesterday again btw. The band is My Dying Bride. And yes, I feel it is important to use my talents. I write about soccer now on a freelance base, but I will work to make my horizon a lot wider. I have much, much more interests than just sports. I hope someone will like my book. I have some ideas. In the next weeks I'll write down random ideas, make notes and such. And now for the second time I am shouting this in my own shoutbox first, lol I should pay attention, hehe.
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