--> QUOTE(Ste B @ Apr 26 2007, 16:24 ) 508671[/snapback] Seeing them at Download the week before. I think they are headlining the second stage while Emo Kids My Chemical Romance get bottled on the main stage. Quite like the Pearl Jam cover of the Who's Love Reign on mr thats going around at the moment Love Reign O'er Me? A bit pompous, but I love the part where Eddie screams out the chorus. Myspace Still gutted I didn't get tickets to Pearl Jam for the upcoming tour..

Straw Dogs.

Been to a lot of "garage" gigs lately, and currently unable to turn off MC5's "Back in the USA" album. Others in the same genre?

"Ruby" especially, what a boring song. They're good live though, but I'm so tired of these bands. Arctic Monkeys excepted.

Shouldn't be too hard if you get one of those DVD recorders I would think, but I'm no expert. If you can get the VHS clip on to a disc, there's plenty of programmes to convert it into a suitable type of video clip.

We are capable, but it's impossible to predict anything. With Gamst suspended we'll probably play without wingers at all, so it's basically down to Carew or set pieces. I'm hoping that Hareide will dare to give a talented youngster like Fredheim Holm a start here, but from experience I've learned never to believe in Hareide to do what I want him to do - it's probably John Arne Riise as leftwing/star/shoot-from-every-angle-within-fifty-yards and a sh1t leftback instead.

I might. Didn't get to see the whole game due to work, but stood ringside for the last twenty minutes (I work at Ullevaal). Carew was excellent from what I've heard, and Gamst got a pretty good review too. We're missing a top goalscorer though (Solskjær being injured) and our fullbacks should not be allowed to pass anywhere but to our midfielders - it's like watching Bolton at times. We're playing a central midfielder on the right side of midfield and Gamst on the left, it doesn't really bode well for explosive runs down the wings.. Anyway, my work day kinda' took a different turn when the firealarm went off in the whole stadium, thanks for the fireworks.

Looks like the director's been watching Lord of the Rings a few times.. Thought the first one was good entertainment, the second one was a bit dire. Will probably see this at some point, but can't say I'm that fussed about it.

Leaving Las Vegas?

I don't see that happening at all. First of all I think Benitez will have plenty of cash to spend on a top class striker, and I would be surprised if David Villa or Fernando Torres wasn't his first choice. Plus; Benni has played for a lot of clubs and has a lot of experience - his interviews certainly hasn't sounded like he's after another run in a top team.

Some good points made in this thread, earlier on. "I would like Douglas to play a bigger part" for example..

Unless Andre the giant has moved into the coaching staff at Ewood, I would think Roberts is staying. I hope he will score soon though, one or two against Arsenal for instance..

At the same time being arrested for drunken driving.. (LET)

Saw Wolfmother tonight, decent show. Special voice, and I really like their bass, low and hard. For some reason, Woman is their most popular song ?? They don't have a lot of material, so there weren't any big surprises. A decent Zeppelin cover in the end wrapped it up nicely.. Rockers doesn't drink Corona though

Any way I can watch these goals? (Without paying for CarlisleWorld or summit)

Happy Gilmore is funny, but you can't do ten films like that. Has anyone seen the latest Hannibal movie yet? Poor reviews, which is a shame considering the great quality on the other three films. When you take Sir Anthony Hopkins out though, you're in for trouble..

With a certain risk of sounding like an idiot: Could it be that a professional footballer knows better how to use his legs, even when coming on as a sub, than to run mindlessly all over the pitch at all times? We're in some ways very privilegied to have had Shefki, Dickov and Bellamy as our main strike force last season, they always run and they'll always be a nuisance. However, running for lost causes isn't necessarily a good thing.. That's a general statement by the way, and I am fully aware that Derbyshire's enthusiasm is somewhat proof of the opposite. But I don't think we should blindfold ourselves on work ethic - there is actually a thing called clever movement and perhaps clever use of energy.

And I just got the news that Roky Erickson has been announced for both Roskilde and Hultsfred festival, which is about the best news I've had all year. In fact, since this year's only two months old, I'll throw in 2006 too. YES!!

I very much agree with you, Mr.Fleming. The Arctic Monkeys are one of this year's definitive favourites, I've always thought that Brits in general are too sick and tired of listening to music like that tbh. Loving the lyrics too, and they are sung - like he really thinks they're important. Just got back from seeing a Norwegian blues/rock guitarist called Bjørn Berge, bloody amazing level of noise from a single guitar player. (twelve-string guitar) Did a cracking version of "Ace of Spades", I will always cherish anyone who's able to act out Lemmy and his whole band on his own.. ' Updated: Fresh live miniconcert

Highly doubt that, he's too successful and too popular, he doesn't need that publicity.

I can vouch for that, even without Gilmour. Fantastic show, enjoy!

Warnock, Berner or Dunn. Or Bentley with Emerton on the right and Zura taking right back spot..

Video link? Feeling lazy today.