No More Lonely Knights (1 Viewer)

[Goodbye]

badum tish

 

[Psychotic no 2]

Second not quite so unreservedly glowing as the first, so maybe I should in fact be suppressing it...ah well, free speech 'n' all that...

I think they're both really positive reviews, no???

 

[Jimmy Magee]

I think they're both really positive reviews, no???

<sob>It calls the keyboard solo in Leaving Town unimaginative and says it makes the song too long</> - this is annoying 'cos I'd sort of already come to the same conclusion meself, and this just reinforces it.

Ah but sure you know the sort of go-getter I am Edel, always wanting more.

 

[Goodbye]

here. just shorten it later!

 

[Jimmy Magee]

Indeed - actually, it's funny, but in the pop world, once you record a song it's generally considered done - as in, you rarely see people doing another version of a song again on the next album, and certainly never (to my knowledge) more than two - I dunno, seems odd to me. I'd have no truck with zillions of versions. But maybe that's cos I'm a classical nut and am used to (a) a composer having different versions of a piece because he/she refines it over the years and (b) there being 8,000,000 different recordings of any given version.

Actually, I've just thought of three - Revolution be the Beatles (although Rev No. 9 isn't really related to the other two)

 

[Jimmy Magee]

McGatt! Story with that CD?

 

[Pantone247]

Indeed - actually, it's funny, but in the pop world, once you record a song it's generally considered done -

Spacemen 3 recorded very different versions of the same songs, single versions, instrumentals, trippy long versions.

Indeed one could argue that Spacemen 3 only wrote one song and just recorded it lots of times with different titles. Ho ho.







I love Spacemen 3

 

[Pat McGatt]

Iris review: Bloody hell, Michael - “go check this guy out , buy his cd” – he likes it!



CD: PM’ed you, bit of a delay due to your analogue-unfriendly attitudes

 

[MDR]

BTW a coupla reviews...


http://www.eclectichoney.com/knight.html
http://www.irismagazine.net/reviews/michael_knight

Second not quite so unreservedly glowing as the first, so maybe I should in fact be suppressing it...ah well, free speech 'n' all that...

I love the triple exclamation mark at the end. It just screams 'hey guys look at me, I'm making a joke!!!'

 

[MDR]

<sob>It calls the keyboard solo in Leaving Town unimaginative and says it makes the song too long</> - this is annoying 'cos I'd sort of already come to the same conclusion meself, and this just reinforces it.

Ah but sure you know the sort of go-getter I am Edel, always wanting more.

It's a good review Mike.

Personally, I don't read reviews unless they are accompanied by a sliding scale of sad faces to happy faces.

 

[MDR]

I better leave the house and go to this bloody thing.

 

[mark]

good skit was this.
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[hop]

good skit was this.
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indeed - all bands were great, I'm loving the MK stuff with the full band

sore head now though, goddam canal pints

 

[mark]

indeed - all bands were great, I'm loving the MK stuff with the full band

sore head now though, goddam canal pints

best was mk & f at sound check, ACAPELLA-TASTIC!

 

[Goodbye]

fat sound check? whatareyouonabou?


me so ill

 

[Pantone247]

How did the CDs look?

 

[hop]

How did the CDs look?

rappa

 

[mark]

How did the CDs look?

the evenings only dissapointment really.

fat sound check? whatareyouonabou?

f is for foundation, you tit.

remember at sound check, mk, ronan, lynn and edel all singing with no instruments. perfectly in tune, such pros.

 

[Jimmy Magee]

I love the triple exclamation mark at the end. It just screams 'hey guys look at me, I'm making a joke!!!'

You forgot your own triple exclamation mark. You should in fact have written

I love the triple exclamation mark at the end. It just screams 'hey guys look at me, I'm making a joke!!!'!!!

Very poor Ro.

 

[Jimmy Magee]

Anyways this was a great night altogether, IMHO, really enjoyed the Dinner Brand and especially the Egg folk. This being in a band lark is great altogether. Thanks to all and sundry for showing up and the patience and the whatnot.