Nice.

"pmd"  wrote in message 
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> Nice.

Mezzanine....great album to decorate your living room too.
Blue Lines is also a great album.

I dunno, I always thought myself that they were like a cross between early 
Pink Floyd and The Prodigy....(with a mellow edge of the latter of course)

Good Stuff.

Kev.H
YNWA

Sumphucker wrote:

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> "pmd"  wrote in message 
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> 
>> Nice.
> 
> 
> Mezzanine....great album to decorate your living room too.
> Blue Lines is also a great album.
> 
> I dunno, I always thought myself that they were like a cross between 
> early Pink Floyd and The Prodigy....(with a mellow edge of the latter of 
> course)
> 
> Good Stuff.
> 
> Kev.H
> YNWA


I love Floyd and The Prodigy as well.
Seen both live and Waters at Wembley Arena :-)

"pmd"  wrote in message 
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> Sumphucker wrote:
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>> "pmd"  wrote in message 
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>>
>>> Nice.
>>
>>
>> Mezzanine....great album to decorate your living room too.
>> Blue Lines is also a great album.
>>
>> I dunno, I always thought myself that they were like a cross between 
>> early Pink Floyd and The Prodigy....(with a mellow edge of the latter of 
>> course)
>>
>> Good Stuff.
>>
>> Kev.H
>> YNWA
>
>
> I love Floyd and The Prodigy as well.
> Seen both live and Waters at Wembley Arena :-)


Seen Floyd 3 times but not seen the Prodigy yet.

Saw Floyd in '85 - Maine Road, and twice in '96 - Amsterdam Arena ( stoned 
off my box! ) and Earls Court ( as I "missed" the Amsterdam Show- LOL )
Not seen Waters although I have seen the Bleeding Heart Band without him. 
Andy Fairwether Low etc.... Poynton Folk Center 1990 with an audience of 
about 250!

Kev.H
YNWA

Sumphucker wrote:

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> "pmd"  wrote in message 
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>> Sumphucker wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> "pmd"  wrote in message 
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>>>> Nice.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Mezzanine....great album to decorate your living room too.
>>> Blue Lines is also a great album.
>>>
>>> I dunno, I always thought myself that they were like a cross between 
>>> early Pink Floyd and The Prodigy....(with a mellow edge of the latter 
>>> of course)
>>>
>>> Good Stuff.
>>>
>>> Kev.H
>>> YNWA
>>
>>
>>
>> I love Floyd and The Prodigy as well.
>> Seen both live and Waters at Wembley Arena :-)
> 
> 
> 
> Seen Floyd 3 times but not seen the Prodigy yet.

Palace Nightclub, Blackpool. A fucking top night! :-)
I'll never forget it, it was the best night out I've ever had, so far!
A Police raid at midnight, mob-handed, they hadn't even been on. The 
place was packed out with the drug scene, a few scuffles and arrests made.
They came on after 1am coked to the eyeballs, what a gig.
Flint diving in, still singing, superb!
Best gig I've ever been to. I was totally wasted ;-)

> 
> Saw Floyd in '85 - Maine Road,

*SNAP*! Great gig.

  and twice in '96 - Amsterdam Arena (
> stoned off my box! ) and Earls Court ( as I "missed" the Amsterdam Show- 
> LOL )
> Not seen Waters although I have seen the Bleeding Heart Band without 
> him. Andy Fairwether Low etc.... Poynton Folk Center 1990 with an 
> audience of about 250!

LOL, what were they like on their own?

Smallest gig I've been to was Roy Harper at Longridge Civic Hall, lol.
About 50 people. I'm not counting small venues like pubs in there.

> 
> Kev.H
> YNWA
>

"pmd"  wrote in message 
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> LOL, what were they like on their own?
>
> Smallest gig I've been to was Roy Harper at Longridge Civic Hall, lol.
> About 50 people. I'm not counting small venues like pubs in there.
>

They were great, very "bluesy" and not one floyd tune in sight.

I also saw Roy Harper at the Poynton Folk center too, Bill Paxton was the 
support and again only about 250 people.
If you don't have it get "Jugular" on CD, Roy Harper and Jimmy Page, sort of 
face off blues type stuff. One of the best albums in my collection.
Defo for the muso as some tracks may be a bit "far out" for the average 
music lover.

Kev.H
YNWA

Sumphucker wrote:

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> "pmd"  wrote in message 
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>>
>> LOL, what were they like on their own?
>>
>> Smallest gig I've been to was Roy Harper at Longridge Civic Hall, lol.
>> About 50 people. I'm not counting small venues like pubs in there.
>>
> 
> They were great, very "bluesy" and not one floyd tune in sight.
> 
> I also saw Roy Harper at the Poynton Folk center too, Bill Paxton was 
> the support and again only about 250 people.
> If you don't have it get "Jugular" on CD, Roy Harper and Jimmy Page, 
> sort of face off blues type stuff. One of the best albums in my collection.
> Defo for the muso as some tracks may be a bit "far out" for the average 
> music lover.
> 
> Kev.H
> YNWA
> 

I haven't heard this yet Kev. Will look into it, thanks.

"Sumphucker"  wrote in message 
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> "pmd"  wrote in message 
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>> Sumphucker wrote:
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>>>
>>> "pmd"  wrote in message 
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>>>
>>>> Nice.
>>>
>>>
>>> Mezzanine....great album to decorate your living room too.
>>> Blue Lines is also a great album.
>>>
>>> I dunno, I always thought myself that they were like a cross between 
>>> early Pink Floyd and The Prodigy....(with a mellow edge of the latter of 
>>> course)
>>>
>>> Good Stuff.
>>>
>>> Kev.H
>>> YNWA
>>
>>
>> I love Floyd and The Prodigy as well.
>> Seen both live and Waters at Wembley Arena :-)
>
>
> Seen Floyd 3 times but not seen the Prodigy yet.
>
> Saw Floyd in '85 - Maine Road, and twice in '96 - Amsterdam Arena ( stoned 
> off my box! ) and Earls Court ( as I "missed" the Amsterdam Show- LOL )
> Not seen Waters although I have seen the Bleeding Heart Band without him. 
> Andy Fairwether Low etc.... Poynton Folk Center 1990 with an audience of 
> about 250!
>
> Kev.H
> YNWA

Ah, Andy FL...I saw him as a guest 'artist' with Fairport Convention at 
their Cropredy festival in '91. Standing bladdered in a field singing 'Wide 
Eyed And Legless' seemed a perfect moment to me ;)
The last time I went to Glasto the Prodigy were on. The last time because it 
was the second mudbath I'd been caught in and I'd had enough, but although 
they're not to my taste (I'm an old fart) I wanted to hear them through a 
big PA so I whiled away the time waiting for David Byrne and Morcheeba to 
come on the Jazz stage watching the Prods who were quite good in fact. The 
funniest thing was watching a crowded field of 'dance' fans knee deep in mud 
unable to dance at all, just upright bodies swaying like a field of flowers 
on a windy day!

-- 
SR