Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 10:24 am
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Pre-Long Range meetup - Sunday in Brighton
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Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 12:13 pm
Count me in at some point (after I arrive in Brighton and check into hotel)
Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 12:17 pm
Which Hotel you in Nick ?
Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 1:21 pm
Premier Travel Inn, in the city centre - apparently very close to both the meet-up and venue - only just found out! 
Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 1:46 pm
Are you sure that the pub's name is actually "The Waggon & Horses"? 
Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 6:32 pm
Horse and Waggon or something .. we scouted it out today !
its right opposite the corn exchange on the corner...
we should be there at some point
Aimee got a text from the Embryo he and meandering should also be coming to the meet up at some point
its right opposite the corn exchange on the corner...
we should be there at some point
Aimee got a text from the Embryo he and meandering should also be coming to the meet up at some point
Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 8:07 pm
I have no idea..a local lad recommended the pub
I shall check that hotel out and if it has parking i should be there!
I shall check that hotel out and if it has parking i should be there!
Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 8:13 pm
Nice one:Loopz wrote:I have no idea..a local lad recommended the pub
I shall check that hotel out and if it has parking i should be there!
"There is no on-Site Car parking at this Premier Travel Inn.There is a NCP car park nearby at a discounted rate of £8"
Yeah, was only mentioning it as I was trying to find out where exactly it was - personally, I can't remember what my local's called - I just turn up there and find out it's changed names!
Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 8:13 pm
I'm probably not going to make it... Still feeling VERy rough indeed and am off to bed now...
Have a great time peeps...
Have a great time peeps...
Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 8:15 pm
Bugger - at least Long Range will still be at the Chill...Dog wrote:I'm probably not going to make it... Still feeling VERy rough indeed and am off to bed now...
Have a great time peeps...
Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 9:07 pm
Aw, that's too bad... but I'll see you another time
Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 2:11 pm
Just about to set of ...
Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 8:44 pm
oh for Nelly's sake, can someone PLEASE POST A REPORT !!!!!!
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 4:58 pm
It was pretty fantastic really. Much odder than the description on the festival website made it sound though.
The venue was nice though it did get far too hot near the end (someone actually fainted near to us).
It started out fairly ambiently with the first piece being read by an uplit Irvine Welsh. The shocked looks started to appear on everyones faces though when it became obvious that it was about avoidance of masturbation (by means such as vigorous exercise). The music and visuals accentuated the slightly comedic uncomfortable atmosphere then soared after the reading to wonderful dark electronica. The cycle of spoken word and musical excellence continued until the final piece about roasting flesh and a track with vocals and violin.
The worst piece was either the one about geriatric sex or swimming naked. I think they may have scarred my fragile little mind.
The venue was nice though it did get far too hot near the end (someone actually fainted near to us).
It started out fairly ambiently with the first piece being read by an uplit Irvine Welsh. The shocked looks started to appear on everyones faces though when it became obvious that it was about avoidance of masturbation (by means such as vigorous exercise). The music and visuals accentuated the slightly comedic uncomfortable atmosphere then soared after the reading to wonderful dark electronica. The cycle of spoken word and musical excellence continued until the final piece about roasting flesh and a track with vocals and violin.
The worst piece was either the one about geriatric sex or swimming naked. I think they may have scarred my fragile little mind.
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 6:14 pm
Yeah, I actually enjoyed the stories, which summarised as thus:
- Don't masturbate - listen to holy music
- Masturbation using thin steel rods inserted into penis, or (upon failing to find a thin steel rod), using candle wax, which breaks off and results in surgery... Or the utilisation of carrots elsewhere in the body!
- Sex with a granny (who has incontinence) - very bizarre
- Sexual gratification for a boy who masturbates in a swimming pool, and also simultaneously decides to use the pipe (that the water flows into the pool) for enhanced gratification, with disastrous consequences - i.e. when he can't 'disengage' himself from the aforementioned pipe, and ends up with his intestines being pulled out of his body, of which he has to bite in half to free himself!
- Some boy who decided to jump into a boiling lake after their dog - both 'melt' in the boiling water, leaving not that much behind...
Typical Irvine Welsh and Chuck Palaniuk (sp?) stories!
However, the incidental music was excellent, and the three full tracks left us wanting to hear more (the last featuring a violinist and a female vocalist).
Leaflet that came with the show suggests a summer 2006 album release with spontaneous gigs around the album launch.
- Don't masturbate - listen to holy music
- Masturbation using thin steel rods inserted into penis, or (upon failing to find a thin steel rod), using candle wax, which breaks off and results in surgery... Or the utilisation of carrots elsewhere in the body!
- Sex with a granny (who has incontinence) - very bizarre
- Sexual gratification for a boy who masturbates in a swimming pool, and also simultaneously decides to use the pipe (that the water flows into the pool) for enhanced gratification, with disastrous consequences - i.e. when he can't 'disengage' himself from the aforementioned pipe, and ends up with his intestines being pulled out of his body, of which he has to bite in half to free himself!
- Some boy who decided to jump into a boiling lake after their dog - both 'melt' in the boiling water, leaving not that much behind...
Typical Irvine Welsh and Chuck Palaniuk (sp?) stories!
However, the incidental music was excellent, and the three full tracks left us wanting to hear more (the last featuring a violinist and a female vocalist).
Leaflet that came with the show suggests a summer 2006 album release with spontaneous gigs around the album launch.