Absolutely true and sort of surprised there isn’t a £666.66 as well.
The eventual DVD/Blue-Ray/CD combo will probably cost around £66.66 at a guess
Absolutely true and sort of surprised there isn’t a £666.66 as well.
The eventual DVD/Blue-Ray/CD combo will probably cost around £66.66 at a guess
Not sure why but I don’t see a lot of love for Cheap Trick around here, so, here is one which is on my personal “Albums you should listen to before you can’t” list…
Plus the flight @~$1500. Plus accomodation @ whatever @Michael_Harris charges. Plus beer. Lots of beer. Some food. Lots of beer. Did I mention the beer?
The plan was to only drink the blood of bat’s…
Did we get that wrong ![]()
I heart all the Cheap Trick. Imma play some now.
If the advertised bill come to be it is epic capital E.
Ah. Here is what Music Bestie sent me:
That is friggin insane.
This is a great blast of Old Man Anger from two old pals.

Some Cheap Trick fans felt Todd was perhaps too heavy-handed a presence on 1983’s Next Position Please, and saddling up with the band’s guitarist Rick Nielsen for STFU again results in the producer being the dominant force. Maybe that’s as it should be, seeing as it is, ultimately, Rundgren’s album, and the song’s hard rock rage suggests Nielsen’s original blueprint was outside the perceived parameters of his group’s signature blend of power pop and metal-lite.
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It’s like you know me!
They must be playing super short sets as it’s a one day show, maybe lunchtime until 11pm ish? It’s only a footie ground, so maybe they set up two stages at one end of the ground, for quick turnarounds. No way they have a stage at each end. Imagine the complexities of the back stage riders! ![]()
Not even if it were free. ![]()
I look forward to your first hand experiential stories though!


Described by the artist herself as, “esoteric alt-pop that balance[s] themes of birth & death, individual & collective healing, & the endless spiral of soul searching that fills the spaces of the human experience, shingling a light in the darkness for all to look toward,” the music of Mother Coyote embodies a certain humanity and universal connection shared between all who care to seek it out within themselves. [Digital Wax Media]
