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  • TelMc32
    TelMc32 Posts: 9,521
    I was across the road then @thai malaysia addick



    A greatest hits run through and a great show. Dave Rodigan was on good form and The Hot 8 Brass Band (new one for me) were really good. Kid Kapici a bit hit & miss. 

    If I’d been paying attention, I’d have stayed down there for today (Maccabees, Editors, Miles Kane, Ash, Badly Drawn Boy, Anna Calvi). 

    An absolute ballache getting out afterwards though. 
  • TelMc32 said:
    I was across the road then @thai malaysia addick



    A greatest hits run through and a great show. Dave Rodigan was on good form and The Hot 8 Brass Band (new one for me) were really good. Kid Kapici a bit hit & miss. 

    If I’d been paying attention, I’d have stayed down there for today (Maccabees, Editors, Miles Kane, Ash, Badly Drawn Boy, Anna Calvi). 

    An absolute ballache getting out afterwards though. 
    I thought today's lineup looked good. I particularly like Editors and Anna Calvi. I didn't realise it was on. Fortunately, the Madness show finished by 10, so I was able to get away from the Concorde2 gig with relative ease. 
  • TelMc32
    TelMc32 Posts: 9,521
    Madness finished at 10.30. 90 minute set which was 30 odd minutes shorter than the Christmas gigs. I wonder whether that was something to do with Chrissy Foreman’s health. He did the whole set last night and spoke a bit, but you can see it’s drained him. 
  • Shout out to the fellow Addicks at Latitude last weekend. Bigger shout-out to Palarse supporting comedian Chloe Petts who told me I was committing a hate crime wearing a Charlton shirt.

    The Flaming Lips was the standout band of the weekend, probably followed by Wet Leg and Jalen Ngonda. Latitude is always about the comedy for me though - got chatting to up and coming comic Lucas Jones-Ho who lives in Charlton and has a season ticket. Watch out for him...