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« Reply #120 on: August 18, 2013, 11:49:03 PM » |
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« Reply #121 on: August 19, 2013, 09:44:59 AM » |
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« Reply #122 on: August 19, 2013, 01:00:20 PM » |
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but IMHO they would bore a Cropredy audience to tears, unless given specific instructions to play the "pre-1990 hits that a general non fan-based audience would want to hear" i.e. Kayleigh, Lavender, Garden Party, Incommunicado, etc... Fish plays all that stuff in his shows, the current Marillion don't always go there...
I have sat through Man, ISB, The Strawbs, and Mostly Autumn in past years. Marillion would have to go some to be more boring than those  RUN...... |
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« Reply #123 on: August 19, 2013, 02:07:48 PM » |
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but IMHO they would bore a Cropredy audience to tears, unless given specific instructions to play the "pre-1990 hits that a general non fan-based audience would want to hear" i.e. Kayleigh, Lavender, Garden Party, Incommunicado, etc... Fish plays all that stuff in his shows, the current Marillion don't always go there...
I have sat through Man, ISB, The Strawbs, and Mostly Autumn in past years. Marillion would have to go some to be more boring than those RUN...... no argument here mate , these bands tend to give themselves a bad name, or ratber the deluded fans of such turns who having had their heroes bore the arse off 99% of the audience immediately turn to the tinterweb and proclaim their heroes the hit of tbe festival, much to the derision of all sane people |
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« Reply #124 on: August 19, 2013, 02:40:45 PM » |
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but IMHO they would bore a Cropredy audience to tears, unless given specific instructions to play the "pre-1990 hits that a general non fan-based audience would want to hear" i.e. Kayleigh, Lavender, Garden Party, Incommunicado, etc... Fish plays all that stuff in his shows, the current Marillion don't always go there...
I have sat through Man, ISB, The Strawbs, and Mostly Autumn in past years. Marillion would have to go some to be more boring than those RUN...... no argument here mate , these bands tend to give themselves a bad name, or ratber the deluded fans of such turns who having had their heroes bore the arse off 99% of the audience immediately turn to the tinterweb and proclaim their heroes the hit of tbe festival, much to the derision of all sane people Now now , you claimed to like a band where a fan on here said every tune sounds the same. If that isn't deluded................................ |
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« Reply #125 on: August 19, 2013, 03:19:26 PM » |
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but IMHO they would bore a Cropredy audience to tears, unless given specific instructions to play the "pre-1990 hits that a general non fan-based audience would want to hear" i.e. Kayleigh, Lavender, Garden Party, Incommunicado, etc... Fish plays all that stuff in his shows, the current Marillion don't always go there...
I have sat through Man, ISB, The Strawbs, and Mostly Autumn in past years. Marillion would have to go some to be more boring than those RUN...... no argument here mate , these bands tend to give themselves a bad name, or ratber the deluded fans of such turns who having had their heroes bore the arse off 99% of the audience immediately turn to the tinterweb and proclaim their heroes the hit of tbe festival, much to the derision of all sane people Now now , you claimed to like a band where a fan on here said every tune sounds the same. If that isn't deluded................................ what band was that? |
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« Reply #126 on: August 19, 2013, 03:24:04 PM » |
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but IMHO they would bore a Cropredy audience to tears, unless given specific instructions to play the "pre-1990 hits that a general non fan-based audience would want to hear" i.e. Kayleigh, Lavender, Garden Party, Incommunicado, etc... Fish plays all that stuff in his shows, the current Marillion don't always go there...
I have sat through Man, ISB, The Strawbs, and Mostly Autumn in past years. Marillion would have to go some to be more boring than those RUN...... no argument here mate , these bands tend to give themselves a bad name, or ratber the deluded fans of such turns who having had their heroes bore the arse off 99% of the audience immediately turn to the tinterweb and proclaim their heroes the hit of tbe festival, much to the derision of all sane people Now now , you claimed to like a band where a fan on here said every tune sounds the same. If that isn't deluded................................ what band was that? Peatbog things reference Bridgwits post. I don't consider myself deluded liking The Strawbs and Man !! |
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« Reply #127 on: August 19, 2013, 03:31:20 PM » |
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but IMHO they would bore a Cropredy audience to tears, unless given specific instructions to play the "pre-1990 hits that a general non fan-based audience would want to hear" i.e. Kayleigh, Lavender, Garden Party, Incommunicado, etc... Fish plays all that stuff in his shows, the current Marillion don't always go there...
I have sat through Man, ISB, The Strawbs, and Mostly Autumn in past years. Marillion would have to go some to be more boring than those RUN...... no argument here mate , these bands tend to give themselves a bad name, or ratber the deluded fans of such turns who having had their heroes bore the arse off 99% of the audience immediately turn to the tinterweb and proclaim their heroes the hit of tbe festival, much to the derision of all sane people Now now , you claimed to like a band where a fan on here said every tune sounds the same. If that isn't deluded................................ what band was that? Peatbog things reference Bridgwits post. I don't consider myself deluded liking The Strawbs and Man !! god almighty, nick the peatbogs were one of the highlights of the whole festival, the whole field was bouncing, i think even Bridie liked them even if her ears are made of cloth where the bagpipes are concerned. Also i quite like man myself but the strawbs were abysmal |
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« Reply #128 on: August 19, 2013, 03:46:33 PM » |
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but IMHO they would bore a Cropredy audience to tears, unless given specific instructions to play the "pre-1990 hits that a general non fan-based audience would want to hear" i.e. Kayleigh, Lavender, Garden Party, Incommunicado, etc... Fish plays all that stuff in his shows, the current Marillion don't always go there...
I have sat through Man, ISB, The Strawbs, and Mostly Autumn in past years. Marillion would have to go some to be more boring than those RUN...... no argument here mate , these bands tend to give themselves a bad name, or ratber the deluded fans of such turns who having had their heroes bore the arse off 99% of the audience immediately turn to the tinterweb and proclaim their heroes the hit of tbe festival, much to the derision of all sane people Now now , you claimed to like a band where a fan on here said every tune sounds the same. If that isn't deluded................................ what band was that? Peatbog things reference Bridgwits post. I don't consider myself deluded liking The Strawbs and Man !! god almighty, nick the peatbogs were one of the highlights of the whole festival, the whole field was bouncing, i think even Bridie liked them even if her ears are made of cloth where the bagpipes are concerned. Also i quite like man myself but the strawbs were abysmal Having seen the Peatbogs at Butlins and given up after 15 minutes we all gave them a miss and went back to the van for wine and horses derves. |
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« Reply #129 on: August 19, 2013, 03:46:54 PM » |
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but IMHO they would bore a Cropredy audience to tears, unless given specific instructions to play the "pre-1990 hits that a general non fan-based audience would want to hear" i.e. Kayleigh, Lavender, Garden Party, Incommunicado, etc... Fish plays all that stuff in his shows, the current Marillion don't always go there...
I have sat through Man, ISB, The Strawbs, and Mostly Autumn in past years. Marillion would have to go some to be more boring than those RUN...... no argument here mate , these bands tend to give themselves a bad name, or ratber the deluded fans of such turns who having had their heroes bore the arse off 99% of the audience immediately turn to the tinterweb and proclaim their heroes the hit of tbe festival, much to the derision of all sane people Now now , you claimed to like a band where a fan on here said every tune sounds the same. If that isn't deluded................................ what band was that? Peatbog things reference Bridgwits post. I don't consider myself deluded liking The Strawbs and Man !! god almighty, nick the peatbogs were one of the highlights of the whole festival, the whole field was bouncing, i think even Bridie liked them even if her ears are made of cloth where the bagpipes are concerned. Also i quite like man myself but the strawbs were abysmal The dishonerable member from the grim north is correct about the strawbs, they were dreadful. |
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« Reply #130 on: August 19, 2013, 03:59:27 PM » |
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I would defend The Strawbs from these accusations on several levels. Certainly they did not have a fanbase who ran off and proclaimed them the best thing at the festival. Nobody thought that, particularly as I believe the festival was 2007 when the Liege & Lief set took place on Friday night in front of a huge and ecstatic crowd. However on paper The Strawbs seemed a very good fit for Cropredy. In reality there were many people who did not enjoy them. Equally there were many people who did. They share that distinction with Harpers senior & junior who have split the crowd, as did John Martyn and plenty of others besides.
I was in the latter camp, enjoyed the Strawbs enormously, enough indeed to come straight home and buy a double disc anthology of their work.
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« Reply #131 on: August 19, 2013, 04:04:45 PM » |
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I would defend The Strawbs from these accusations on several levels. Certainly they did not have a fanbase who ran off and proclaimed them the best thing at the festival.
yes they did, and it was embarrasing to read "The Strawbs seemed a very good fit for Cropredy. In reality there were many people who did not enjoy them." Aint that the truth |
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« Reply #132 on: August 19, 2013, 04:08:59 PM » |
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I would defend The Strawbs from these accusations on several levels. Certainly they did not have a fanbase who ran off and proclaimed them the best thing at the festival. Nobody thought that, particularly as I believe the festival was 2007 when the Liege & Lief set took place on Friday night in front of a huge and ecstatic crowd. However on paper The Strawbs seemed a very good fit for Cropredy. In reality there were many people who did not enjoy them. Equally there were many people who did. They share that distinction with Harpers senior & junior who have split the crowd, as did John Martyn and plenty of others besides.
I was in the latter camp, enjoyed the Strawbs enormously, enough indeed to come straight home and buy a double disc anthology of their work.
Well said. And just to prove I don't carry bias, I thought Nick Harper was awful at Cropredy but have enjoyed him immensely since. |
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« Reply #133 on: August 19, 2013, 05:42:59 PM » |
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Hey! I haven't got cloth ears  I sometimes have beer ears tho...  I don't remember anything about the Strawbs in 2007, but their live version of Lay Down on the Free Reid box set is bloody awful. (in fact I just checked the lineup for 2007 and I can't remember any of the Saturday  ) I'm particularly gutted that I can't remember Bob Fox & Billy Mitchell) Can we have Wishbone Ash back? I loved them |
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« Reply #134 on: August 19, 2013, 06:07:13 PM » |
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Can we have Wishbone Ash back? I loved them
Seconded - but which one ? Andy Powell's Wishbone Ash as per 2007 or should Martin Turner's Wishbone Ash have a go ? |
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« Reply #135 on: August 19, 2013, 07:33:56 PM » |
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Can we have Wishbone Ash back? I loved them
Seconded - but which one ? Andy Powell's Wishbone Ash as per 2007 or should Martin Turner's Wishbone Ash have a go ? Oh,thanks for clearing that up for me - I know I saw Martin Turner's lot three years ago,with Ted Turner guesting, but I too seem to have had a 2007 memory blockage,and couldn't remember which version I'd seen before. Now I can't recall which was best - if any. p.s, Man were great. |
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« Reply #136 on: August 19, 2013, 07:40:45 PM » |
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I thought I'd only seen Martin Turner's version and really enjoyed them. It does worry me though that I was there in 2007 and can't remember the other version even playing.
I'm afraid 10CC were to me the worst thing to listen to this year, but looking at the voting they seem to be popular with others. So as always it goes back to personal taste and never pleaseing everyone.
Also, I didn't see Mostly Autumn the year they were at Cropredy, but I love them and looking forward to seeing them yet again in October.
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« Reply #137 on: August 19, 2013, 08:05:46 PM » |
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Can we have Wishbone Ash back? I loved them
Seconded - but which one ? Andy Powell's Wishbone Ash as per 2007 or should Martin Turner's Wishbone Ash have a go ? Oh,thanks for clearing that up for me - I know I saw Martin Turner's lot three years ago,with Ted Turner guesting, but I too seem to have had a 2007 memory blockage,and couldn't remember which version I'd seen before. Now I can't recall which was best - if any. I have seen both in the last couple of years and they are both great live bands. I marginally prefer the Martin Turner version as there is a little more soul to their sound (check out last year's live album) but they are entirely reliant on the back catalogue and are possibly better suited to smaller venues. The Andy Powell version are still creating new music (also check out last year's surprisingly good Elegant Stealth studio album) and have more of a stadium feel about them. |
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« Reply #138 on: August 19, 2013, 08:12:12 PM » |
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If you want them to play Wishbone Ash songs and sound a bit like them I think it has to be Martin Turner's lot. Andy Powell...well, I wasn't over keen, even though we had a good chat with the band (not Andy) after the gig and they were a nice bunch of blokes. Not sure Andy's band is permanent is it? Does he put a band together when he goes out on tour?
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« Reply #139 on: August 19, 2013, 08:18:56 PM » |
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Not sure Andy's band is permanent is it? Does he put a band together when he goes out on tour?
I think it has been the same line up for several years and the current line up certainly recorded the album. But when it comes to Wishbone Ash I don't think there has been any such thing as a permanent line up since the mid 70s! They are a bit like Fairport in that respect but with added acrimony. |
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