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15 years, for me.
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15 years for me as well
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One way of life
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Confess.
Hard to pick just one, fantastic and underrated band. |
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opened this thread with the thought of typing 15 years
15 years |
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far away from home.
what a band. have a great festival every year in devon. really looking forward to it. http://www.beautifuldays.org/ |
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battle of the beanfield worth a mention.
And it made me think it's not just the stones That they're guarding |
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stevie - there are loads! 15 years, one way, forgotten ground, England my home, sell out, too real, men an tol, believers, hundred years of solitude, leave this town - plus plenty more. Seen them live nearly two dozen times and they have always been brilliant, decent blokes too. Long may they continue.
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''Just The One''
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far away from home.
what a band. have a great festival every year in devon. really looking forward to it. http://www.beautifuldays.org/ Hmmm looks good, ticket prices quite steep though !! |
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hrh , a band i had forgot about for years , used to tour with them back in the day. just stuck that album a few years ago and was blown away again. they get a bit of flack these days but i think they are dead on.
festival isnt expensive at all. really couldnt fault it at all , last years line up surely cant be beat with hawkwind , gong , shane , subhumans , so many great bands. what really impressed me was the space. facilities were second to none , hot showers , spotless toilets , no queues. drink was £2.50 a pint, loads of great cider from local suppliers.again no queues or hassle. food was delicious and good portions , esp the salsa ***** main thing was going to an event like that and not feeling like a walking pound sign. best £100 i spent last summer. |
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£230 for mrs, me & nipper, plus £15 for parking....
It does sound really good though, if i have got enough readies, and tkts still available nearer the time, might go for it, wont cost me much in petrol anyway :-) |
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should be tickets right up to july anyways, but they do sell out quick
cost us a fortune in petrol , we drove from belfast :) perfect for the kids , few went last year and i hope to bring mine this year. great to see kids being entertained and not having electric or tv involved. http://www.beautifuldays.org/practical/kids |
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No idea about the favourite song, but I did meet them very briefly when they were supporting another band called the Corn Dollies.
They had a girl I knew selling their t shirts etc and I was talking to her when the singer and another guy from the Levellers came over. Nice lads, very friendly. I believe they were named after the Level which is a park area in Brighton where the "wine experts" sometimes compare notes on the latest vintage. I ended up living just up the road from there in Hanover. That's it for my useless Leveller facts. |
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I've yet to make it to a Beautiful Days, but would love too -esp' with my kids if possible. They had Squeeze down there a couple of years back, who I also like, and the likes of The Pogues, Supergrass and Alabama 3 have also played in recent times.
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