Goldie Lookin' Christmas: December Tour
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Welsh wordsmiths Goldie Lookin' Chain continue to grope their way through their post-ironic, post-humour haze by embarking on a set of dates leading up to Christmas.
“December is the month to party and our latest tour sees us bringing the 2006 official GLC works do direct to the kids. With fifteen shows in the build-up to Christmas this looks set to be the ultimate end-of-year event. Spreading peace, goodwill and beer via the medium of loud music, draw and leisure wear. There is also a possibility of Adam wearing a snowman outfit for the entire tour. Behold! The Christmas Party 2006.”
The GLC will be lighting up stages like those tacky candles that'll be everywhere in a couple of weeks, here, here and here:
December
2 Liverpool Academy
3 Leeds Met University
4 Nottingham Rock City
5 Swansea University
7 Cambridge Junction
8 Cardiff University
9 Stafford University Student Union
10 Norwich Waterfront
11 Brighton Concorde 2
12 London ULU
13 Sheffield Plug
15 Aberdeen Moshulu
16 Glasgow Garage
17 Inverness Ironworks
18 Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall
Have you got those November blues, too?
Goldie Lookin' Chain
I'd just like to get in before anybody else and say...
... I love Goldie Lookin' Chain. Innit.
They are funny
but harsh things will be said about them here
Quite simply
'lol'tastic
they are
safe as.
I still like them
and I'll be damned if I'll deny it just 'cos they're not cool anymore.
I was thinking of going to it
but then I heard some gangster chavs talking about going to it in my Art class. So I thought I might give it a miss...
classic all the way or
classic band, classic band, what can i say? should i say they are a classic band? but what do i mean by that? Do i mean their a classic band or am i merely implying that they are indeed a classic band? But what determines a classic band? Is it style? Is it the aural merits? What makes a song classic? What is the maths behing a classic piece of music? Is there a formula behind classic music? Is classical music neccesarily classic?
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