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snail
>They left for a three-week tour of Europe yesterday.
Ouch. It'd be a bit cold to tour Europe at the moment.
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Crosis
(snail) wrote:
>>They left for a three-week tour of Europe yesterday.
>Ouch. It'd be a bit cold to tour Europe at the moment.
It's not that cold over here... ;-)
BTW do you know what countries The Blamed will be visiting?
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snail
>(snail) wrote:
>>>They left for a three-week tour of Europe yesterday.
>>Ouch. It'd be a bit cold to tour Europe at the moment.
>It's not that cold over here... ;-)
It is compared to Oz :-) When I was in Europe last year they
were calling 29 Celsius a heatwave. My sister currently lives
in London and is feeling the cold just a little :)
>BTW do you know what countries The Blamed will be visiting?
No idea. Anyone ? Beuller ?
[ d a v i d l a y ]
--Dave
On Mon, 10 Jan 2000 10:56:37 GMT, Crosis
<crosis@spam?no.thank.you.chello.nl> wrote:
>A long time ago, in a galaxy far away, sn...@careless.netOOPS.au
>(snail) wrote:
>>>They left for a three-week tour of Europe yesterday.
>>Ouch. It'd be a bit cold to tour Europe at the moment.
>
>It's not that cold over here... ;-)
>
>BTW do you know what countries The Blamed will be visiting?
>
>
[ d a v i d l a y ]
The Blamed
European Tour 2000
Jan. 10 Kassel, Germany ARM
11 Freiburg, Germany Cafe Atlantik
12 Zurich, Switzerland Hohe Strasse 149
13 Munich, Germany Club 31
14 Leanburg, Germany Beatbarracke
15 Ansbach, Germany Speckdrumm
16 Prague, Czech 007
17 Dusseldorf, Germany Tube
19 Wrockaw, Poland
20 Chemnite AJZ Talshock
21 Berlin, Germany Drugstore
22 Oranienburg, Germany God's Underground Festival
On Mon, 10 Jan 2000 07:46:05 GMT, dl...@jpusa.chi.il.us ([ d a v i d l
a y ]) wrote:
>They left for a three-week tour of Europe yesterday.
>
>
>
>http://www.grrrrecords.com/
>http://www.jpusa.org/
James Stewart
>Crosis <crosis@spam?no.thank.you.chello.nl> wrote:
>>(snail) wrote:
>>>>They left for a three-week tour of Europe yesterday.
>>It's not that cold over here... ;-)
>
>were calling 29 Celsius a heatwave. My sister currently lives
>in London and is feeling the cold just a little :)
She's not alone. I'm just glad I've not got flu.
James.
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Gunter Wehmeyer
im new to this group, my name is Gunter i Live in Germany, Kassel,
loving together in a socalled community with severela christians.
Together with my friend from www.roughtruth.de we will have the next two
weeks in Germany with Silver, the blamed,sometimes Snubnose, noisetoys
and forgiven.
The concert yesterday eveningwas quite good, but we have been in some
trouble, because the flight of blamed had a delay, because of stormy
weather in chicago , they arrived safely in Frankfurt about 8 hours
later and had their concert straight after. I think they have been
veeery tired after all.
Today we will leave for freiburg, its a long ride witzh our 3 busses.
The weather is NOT COLD(-5 Celsius), i hope there is no snow in the
southern part of germany.
Please pray for the tour-i will inform you in soem days for the latest
informations,
blessings,
Gunter
"[ d a v i d l a y ]" wrote:
> They left for a three-week tour of Europe yesterday.
>
> http://www.grrrrecords.com/
> http://www.jpusa.org/
snail
>trouble, because the flight of blamed had a delay, because of stormy
>weather in chicago , they arrived safely in Frankfurt about 8 hours
Frankfurt is a scary airport. It's huuuge. Just wanted to share that :)
>The weather is NOT COLD(-5 Celsius), i hope there is no snow in the
Heh, now who's being sarcastic :-)
>Please pray for the tour-i will inform you in soem days for the latest
Hope it goes well for you.
snail
>On 10 Jan 2000 13:32:45 GMT, snail wrote:
>>It is compared to Oz :-) When I was in Europe last year they
>>were calling 29 Celsius a heatwave. My sister currently lives
>>in London and is feeling the cold just a little :)
>She's not alone. I'm just glad I've not got flu.
She does. Hopefully though she won't have quite the same effects
others seem to be having. That's a really nasty strain :(
Crosis
d l a y ]) wrote:
> Jan. 10 Kassel, Germany ARM
> 11 Freiburg, Germany Cafe Atlantik
> 12 Zurich, Switzerland Hohe Strasse 149
> 13 Munich, Germany Club 31
> 14 Leanburg, Germany Beatbarracke
> 15 Ansbach, Germany Speckdrumm
> 16 Prague, Czech 007
> 17 Dusseldorf, Germany Tube
> 19 Wrockaw, Poland
> 20 Chemnite AJZ Talshock
> 21 Berlin, Germany Drugstore
> 22 Oranienburg, Germany God's Underground Festival
Darn I hoped they'd be playing the Brainwave festival in Holland. Then
we'd finally have a GOOD band there....
Crosis
Stewart) wrote:
>>It is compared to Oz :-) When I was in Europe last year they
>>were calling 29 Celsius a heatwave. My sister currently lives
>>in London and is feeling the cold just a little :)
>
>She's not alone. I'm just glad I've not got flu.
Codsider yourself lucky. I'b sdeezigg all day logg!! ;-)
John McLaughlan
Ahhh, well when I stayed at JPUSA I saw them there, so that was good!! ;oP
;oP ;oP
Take care!
-Esther-
AIM: Enghxcgirl
ICQ: 50566326 Enghxcgirl
James Stewart
>Yeah well they never play the UK - no decent bands play the Uk *sulks*
Depends on which bands you consider decent. I'm expecting to see at least
three or four decent acts over the next couple of months.
Scuzz
depends a bit on your tastes. Last year I saw VoL, All Star United,
Delirious, Dust, ...all quality stuff. The UK is not quite a
backwater...not yet.
Greenbelt is again happening!
John McLaughlan wrote:
>
> Yeah well they never play the UK - no decent bands play the Uk *sulks*
>
snail
>John McLaughlan wrote:
>> Yeah well they never play the UK - no decent bands play the Uk *sulks*
>depends a bit on your tastes. Last year I saw VoL, All Star United,
>Delirious, Dust, ...all quality stuff. The UK is not quite a
>backwater...not yet.
Dat's right. Other good UK bands include _Tribe of Dan_ (or anything
Dan Donovan does for that matter), a certain welsh singer whose name
currently escapes me (one of my current favourites of his is 'Liberal
Backslider'), Flow, Amnesia, and several others. For info on the
various UK bands have a look at:
which also includes touring information.
>Greenbelt is again happening!
I'm hangin' for it. Especially as Blackstump won't be on this year.
James Stewart
>Scuzz <scur...@boat.bt.com> wrote:
>>John McLaughlan wrote:
>>> Yeah well they never play the UK - no decent bands play the Uk *sulks*
>>On the contrary there are good bands about in the UK, I suppose it
>>depends a bit on your tastes. Last year I saw VoL, All Star United,
>>Delirious, Dust, ...all quality stuff. The UK is not quite a
>>backwater...not yet.
>
>Dat's right. Other good UK bands include _Tribe of Dan_ (or anything
>Dan Donovan does for that matter), a certain welsh singer whose name
>currently escapes me (one of my current favourites of his is 'Liberal
>Backslider'), Flow, Amnesia, and several others. For info on the
That would be Martyn Joseph
>various UK bands have a look at:
>
><http://www.britlinks.co.uk/>
Look out for an announcement about some developments with this one very
soon (Tuesday)
>which also includes touring information.
For those bands who have submitted it, there is no proper gig guide, but
there is a board for folks to post details of events on.
>>Greenbelt is again happening!
>
>I'm hangin' for it. Especially as Blackstump won't be on this year.
It's sounding very promising (possibly twice last year's attendance?)
snail
>On 28 Jan 2000 10:38:52 GMT, snail wrote:
>>Scuzz <scur...@boat.bt.com> wrote:
>>Dan Donovan does for that matter), a certain welsh singer whose name
>>currently escapes me (one of my current favourites of his is 'Liberal
>>Backslider'), Flow, Amnesia, and several others. For info on the
>That would be Martyn Joseph
That would be him. I remembered the next day.
>><http://www.britlinks.co.uk/>
>Look out for an announcement about some developments with this one very
>soon (Tuesday)
It's Tuesday...oh, you mean UK time :-)
>>which also includes touring information.
>For those bands who have submitted it, there is no proper gig guide, but
>there is a board for folks to post details of events on.
Also noticed your comment on the page after I posted :)
>>>Greenbelt is again happening!
>>I'm hangin' for it. Especially as Blackstump won't be on this year.
>It's sounding very promising (possibly twice last year's attendance?)
Fingers crossed.
James Stewart
>James Stewart <ja...@britlinks.co.uk> wrote:
>>On 28 Jan 2000 10:38:52 GMT, snail wrote:
>>><http://www.britlinks.co.uk/>
>>Look out for an announcement about some developments with this one very
>>soon (Tuesday)
>
>It's Tuesday...oh, you mean UK time :-)
Site changes went up just before midnight GMT and announcements went out
just after. Now to see how long they take to propagate (my newsfeed's been
dreadful over the weekend).
>>>>Greenbelt is again happening!
>>>I'm hangin' for it. Especially as Blackstump won't be on this year.
>>It's sounding very promising (possibly twice last year's attendance?)
>
>Fingers crossed.
Indeed. And hope that Junction 1 doesn't get in the way. It's a new
festival set up by Word and Alliance on the same weekend as Greenbelt so
that they can bring over their big acts and sell a few records, while
pushing US-style CCM culture in a place where its not appropriate. Last
time Word tried something like this it failed, hopefully it'll fail again.