Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 11:03 am
i'm not going... but i could still stuff you in a bag? 
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Pre-Long Range meetup - Sunday in Brighton
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Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 4:07 pm
Another picture of Long Range here:
Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 5:36 pm
Ahhh the colour version where u dig that up nick?
Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 8:24 pm
Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 11:04 pm
clever boy !
Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 11:19 pm
I wouldn't say that... !Karnorjax wrote:clever boy !
Re: My review with Pix
Posted: Sat May 13, 2006 12:10 pm
Maybe we can steal Wouter´s car... I hope you know how to drive.Timbob wrote:That's something i'd like to see
who is going there and can stuff me in a bag?
Posted: Sat May 13, 2006 12:15 pm
Hah, what did you say?Loopz wrote:hmm i wonder who i sent that too
Re: My review with Pix
Posted: Sat May 13, 2006 6:04 pm
I'll figure something outstargurl wrote:Maybe we can steal Wouter´s car... I hope you know how to drive.Timbob wrote:That's something i'd like to see
who is going there and can stuff me in a bag?
Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 10:05 am
It comes natural to stalkersusernick wrote:I wouldn't say that... !Karnorjax wrote:clever boy !
Posted: Sat May 27, 2006 2:07 pm
A review from this blogspot:
"Chuck Palahniuk spills his Guts...
...And watch the bodies hit the floor. Yes, Chuck chose to read the infamous Guts during last night's Stories In Motion performance. If you're not familiar with this extremely unpleasant short story then you can read it here but don't say that I didn't warn you... Apparently someone in the audience always faints when he reads Guts, but I'd often wondered if this was just good marketing hype, or if it genuinely happened? Now whether it was the explicit content of the story, the images of intestines which kept flashing up on the screens, the heat inside the venue, or a combination of all three... but fifteen people fainted during last night's reading. No joke - I saw two go down very close to me. One colleague out in the foyer described the scene "like a battlefield" as people were carried out and attended to. The fainting was just one part of the amazing Stories In Motion. I wondered if Chuck and Irvine (Welsh) would be trading paragraphs, making up a story as the event unfurled, but no, instead we were treated to a slightly more structured show in which Irvine read two more hilarious passages from The Bedroom Secrets Of The Master Chefs and Chuck read the aforementioned Guts and Hot Potting from Haunted - sat on small podiums at opposing ends of the auditorium. And all the while the authors read we had C6 mixing visuals on a series of screens hanging from the ceiling, and Longrange (Phil Hartnoll & Nick Smith) providing an assortment of ambient sounds which built into much louder dance tracks in the breaks between each story - and certainly got Irvine up and dancing! During Hot Potting they were accompanied by a live violinist and at the climax of the show Kelly Mallone joined in on vocals. This improvised mix of words, sound and vision could have been a disaster... but to me it was an unqualified success. Challenging, innovative performances like this are what the Brighton Festival should be all about.
posted by soulmining @ 6:19 PM"
15 people fainted??? Bloody hell!!
"Chuck Palahniuk spills his Guts...
...And watch the bodies hit the floor. Yes, Chuck chose to read the infamous Guts during last night's Stories In Motion performance. If you're not familiar with this extremely unpleasant short story then you can read it here but don't say that I didn't warn you... Apparently someone in the audience always faints when he reads Guts, but I'd often wondered if this was just good marketing hype, or if it genuinely happened? Now whether it was the explicit content of the story, the images of intestines which kept flashing up on the screens, the heat inside the venue, or a combination of all three... but fifteen people fainted during last night's reading. No joke - I saw two go down very close to me. One colleague out in the foyer described the scene "like a battlefield" as people were carried out and attended to. The fainting was just one part of the amazing Stories In Motion. I wondered if Chuck and Irvine (Welsh) would be trading paragraphs, making up a story as the event unfurled, but no, instead we were treated to a slightly more structured show in which Irvine read two more hilarious passages from The Bedroom Secrets Of The Master Chefs and Chuck read the aforementioned Guts and Hot Potting from Haunted - sat on small podiums at opposing ends of the auditorium. And all the while the authors read we had C6 mixing visuals on a series of screens hanging from the ceiling, and Longrange (Phil Hartnoll & Nick Smith) providing an assortment of ambient sounds which built into much louder dance tracks in the breaks between each story - and certainly got Irvine up and dancing! During Hot Potting they were accompanied by a live violinist and at the climax of the show Kelly Mallone joined in on vocals. This improvised mix of words, sound and vision could have been a disaster... but to me it was an unqualified success. Challenging, innovative performances like this are what the Brighton Festival should be all about.
posted by soulmining @ 6:19 PM"
15 people fainted??? Bloody hell!!
Posted: Mon May 29, 2006 6:00 pm
heheheeh now thats funny..
Was damn warm in there too thou.. luckily we were all on the edge I bet in the middle it was boiling
Was damn warm in there too thou.. luckily we were all on the edge I bet in the middle it was boiling