It is a fantastic album! Chas & Dave and The Cockney Rejects I possibly saw at the same time. It's all a bit of a blur really but I remember Chas & Dave more as they were on in the daylight!

Black Sabbath, last night!!

Saw At The Drive-In on Tuesday night in Brixton. Amazing show by an amazing band. The energy has gone down (Omar Rodriguez-Lopez looked like he didn't want to be there) but the musicianship has gone up, so it was unbelievable.

And as a bonus, they played one of my favourite songs of all time, Catacombs.

Who's playing drums for them on this tour? They're all looking good and nice to see grins on their faces :D

edit: BF - I'd love to see At The Drive In, amazing LOUD band :d

Tommy Clufetos, who is usually Ozzy's drummer, and has previously played with Ted Nugent, Uncle Alice and Rob Zombie,

Beside ticketmaster recommend me a good site so I can see who touring, concerts or comedians etc

Went to see Gong last night and it was ****ing awesome. Totally blew my mind, best they've ever been. I'm still flying! :)

Were there any Pothead Pixies in their Flying Teapot's there?

Yes...sort of. Well, there was Daevid Allen in his Pixie outfit. :lol:

My friend kept running out because it was too intense for her. Full on space cadet mode. Nice to see new initiates freaking out. :D

Had 3 gigs in 3 days last week which was great... Saw MULATU ASTATKE on Thursday, the so called Godfather of Ethiopian Jazz (probably best known for featuring on the soundtrack of Jim Jarmusch's film Broken Flowers), THE LEVELLERS on Friday in Brum and then FRANK TURNER on saturday.

Here's my gig list so far:

JOHN SQUIRE of THE STONE ROSES fame (first ever gig I went to with a mate, it was at the old O2 academy in Birmingham).
MANIC STREET PREACHERS
THE LEVELLERS (more times than I can remember)
McDERMOTTS 2 HOURS
NEW MODEL ARMY
JUSTIN SULLIVAN
THE BLEEDING HEARTS (several times)
LITTLE JOHNNY ENGLAND
SHOW OF HANDS
CHUMBAWUMBA
STEELEYE SPAN (twice)
FLOGGING MOLLY
FRANK TURNER (three times)
JACKSON BROWNE
LOVE (WITH ARTHUR LEE) (twice)
THE ROBERT CRAY BAND (three times)
NICK CAVE AND THE BAD SEEDS (twice)
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (solo at the royal albert hall)
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN AND THE E STREET BAND (at cardiff millenium stadium, the manchester etihad stadium and crystal palace football ground)
NILS LOFGREN
SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY AND THE ASBURY DUKES
PAUL McCARTNEY at Glasto
SUZANNE VEGA
BJORK
THE DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS
JOSH ROUSE (twice)
LAURA VEIRS
DAR WILLIAMS (twice)
LAURA CANTRELL
HEATHER NOVA
PATTI GRIFFIN
EVE SELIS
CARA DILLON
THE BE GOOD TANYAS
DAMIEN JURADO
KATHLEEN EDWARDS
JUSTIN TOWNES-EARLE
WILLARD GRANT CONSPIRACY
WILCO
CLEM SNYDE
BRUBECKS PLAY BRUBECK (with Dave O' Higgins on sax/clarinet)
WYNTON MARSALIS & THE LINCOLN ORCHESTRA
MULATU ASTATKE