George Parr

Yeah that's the one. A vegan haunt i believe.

Upcoming gigs in March: Gogira @ Classic Grand Jimmy Carr @ Secc Armadillo Mono @ Stereo Metallica! @ Secc Hall 4 Anyone ever been in the Classic Grand, Stereo or the Armadillo? Thoughts on acoustics etc?

Only just saw for the first time myself last week. It's a great film.

Pain

Mogwai - Punk Rock

God is an Astronaut - Suicide by Star

Wine.

Oasis/Chem Bros - Falling Down

Gigs forthcoming: Serj Tankian - ABC Pelican - Oran Mor Scars on Broadway - ABC This Will Destroy You - Captain's Rest Bload Red Shoes - ABC2 Slayer! - SECC

Yeah, a quick check on Wiki confirms this. I've never heard any Fastway but Flogging Molly really are something special. 7 band members all playing a wide variety of instruments, some of which include; tin whistle, concertina, accordian, bodhran and spoons, not to mention more standard instruments . Should be an enjoyable evening.

Nevermore - Noumenon

Next up for me is Flogging Molly on Sunday at the ABC. Irish folk, punk rock, madness. But it's just not the same when the venue doesn't provide Guinness

Opeth - The Lotus Eater

Opeth - Hessian Peel

REM - Until the Day is Done

Slayer - Disciple

Scars on Broadway - They Say

Irritating motherfuckers in my Uni library who wont shut the f**k up.

10,000 BC - 1/10 The one is awarded on the basis that the special effects were fairly impressive at points. However the film in general was utter gash with a storyline that was truly honking. Avoid this pishy movie at all costs!

The Mars Volta - Cavalettas

This Is England 8.5/10 Very good film but could maybe have been wrapped up slightly better Strangely enough, after watching I flicked over to the news to discover Thatcher was in hospital. Weird.

Morrissey - The Father Who Must be Killed

The Mars Volta - The Widow Only a few weeks till their gig at the carling B)

Admittedly this probably applies to many bands throughout many genres in the UK music scene.

Morrissey - I'll Never be Anybodys Hero Now