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Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:



Oh, and I wouldn't be seen dead with a copy of Foxtrot anywhere near me. I may take my US edition of Octopus along though.
 

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Sorry, but I just can't stand Genesis. I never have been able to. It's not snobbery, but simple differing tastes. I don't like the way some people assume that certain groups just MUST be loved, regardless of preference, if one is to be a true prog fan. I've had my right to even be involved as a collaborator questioned a few times just because I dislike that band! As it happens, I think the concept, however lightly it was suggested, is a great one - we should all bring a copy of a favourite prog album with us as identification (vinyl pref.).
 
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Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:

Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:



Oh, and I wouldn't be seen dead with a copy of Foxtrot anywhere near me. I may take my US edition of Octopus along though.
 

Do you have to be such an ass?



Sorry, but I just can't stand Genesis. I never have been able to. It's not snobbery, but simple differing tastes. I don't like the way some people assume that certain groups just MUST be loved, regardless of preference, if one is to be a true prog fan. I've had my right to even be involved as a collaborator questioned a few times just because I dislike that band! As it happens, I think the concept, however lightly it was suggested, is a great one - we should all bring a copy of a favourite prog album with us as identification (vinyl pref.).
 

It's ok not to like them, just don't be too harsh about it I wasn't questioning your collab status for not liking it, but Genesis are not greenday, so why all the hate? 
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Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:

Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:



Oh, and I wouldn't be seen dead with a copy of Foxtrot anywhere near me. I may take my US edition of Octopus along though.
 

Do you have to be such an ass?



Sorry, but I just can't stand Genesis. I never have been able to. It's not snobbery, but simple differing tastes. I don't like the way some people assume that certain groups just MUST be loved, regardless of preference, if one is to be a true prog fan. I've had my right to even be involved as a collaborator questioned a few times just because I dislike that band! As it happens, I think the concept, however lightly it was suggested, is a great one - we should all bring a copy of a favourite prog album with us as identification (vinyl pref.).
 

It's ok not to like them, just don't be too harsh about it I wasn't questioning your collab status for not liking it, but Genesis are not greenday, so why all the hate? 



Not hate but... they do make me cringe, somewhat. I really wouldn't like to pose as a Genesis fan. Maybe the "seen dead" comment was a bit much, but it's such an overused figure of speech that it's all but harmless and more than a little meaningless.
 
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Hey, I LOVE curry!Ouch

Could you please send me the leftovers (if too big for MP3 email, try Yousendit), and Syzygy's share of the pints?

Wink

Alternately, you could all just come here, and I'll make you a lovely Vindaloo, for free!Big smile

Of course, there is the small matter of the airfare from Britain, but I'm sure Max will be good for it -- we've never otherwise asked for pay, right? Ermm



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Cor... Can we 'av chutney wiv it? Tongue

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Actually, here's a suggested date for that randy beggar Tony:

 "Oh my gawd! You Bolton boys really know how to fill a muscle shirt!"

 

for Syzygy (he may need a few courage pints, teetotaling notwithstanding):

 

stock photo : Woman with an ugly face"Kiss me, you fool!"

and for that lovable loony leftie Mark the Shark:

"Here, have a 38 caliber after-dinner-mint!"

Wink

All in good fun, guys -- all in good fun!LOL



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Originally posted by sigod sigod wrote:

Hmmm, here's a thought.

Do we wish to meet up at the Curry house or should we congrigate in a pub beforehand? I only mention this in case there are any late commers and we have to wait to order nosh.

I think it would be a good idea to meet in a pub first, at an agreed time. Get everyone in one place, and booking a table in advance may be essential on a Friday.

Definitive list seems to be:

sigod
Blacksword
Syzygy
Trouserpress
Goose
Chopper
Phil
richardh?? (I know he was keen, but haven't heard from him regarding this date)

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This could be worth cancelling other engagements to attend - with Trouserpress & The Miracle already on the verge of kicking off over Genesis, just imagine the carnage after a few pints & a good Chilli Chicken Dhansak...

FOOD-FIGHT!

Originally posted by Canadian-Curry-Boy, Peter Canadian-Curry-Boy, Peter wrote:

Alternately, you could all just come here, and I'll make you a lovely Vindaloo, for free!

Of course, there is the small matter of the airfare from Britain, but I'm sure Max will be good for it -- we've never otherwise asked for pay, right?


Come on, Peter, way too expensive for all of us to travel over there (especially as we'd have to tolerate -20 degree temperatures...); how's about you swop arctic Canada for the more temperate climes of Stevenage & we shall travel together to West London, there to partake of beer and curry...


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Originally posted by sigod sigod wrote:

I'm sure there is a curry house that we could book a table in advance. I'll investigate some of the the mainline stations for nearby venues. In addition I may have a few prog mates along with me (maybe two or three), so that might swell the numbers up two six or seven.

I would suggest either Waterloo (South London) or Paddington (North London) as the most likely places. What say you all?

There could be 11 of us in total..

I think it would be a good idea to at least meet up at a pub near either Paddington or Waterloo, and take it from there. You may have to get the old Sombraro out again, Simon..

Syzygy says there are good curry houses around Paddington. Thats fine by be!
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Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:

Arse. I may be travelling to London for a TV studio recording on the
11th and I'll certainly be going on the 28th for my Bonzo gig, but 3
train journeys to London in one month is just impossible on my teensy
student loan. 

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Oh buggerit - this'd be just too much fun! Let me know when the dates are finalised and count me in! 

Why not sleep on the streets of Lunnon for two and a half weeks?
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If the venue hasn't been decided yet, Waterloo gets my vote, since my train directly there.
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Here's a list of Indian restaurants within easy striking distance of Paddington. I haven't been there for some time, but I seem to remember De Mughal on Praed Street being pretty good.

http://www.mypaddington.co.uk/paddington/restaurants-list-in dian1.htm
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Originally posted by goose goose wrote:

If the venue hasn't been decided yet, Waterloo gets my vote, since my train directly there.

Mine too, but it's no hassle getting on the tube to Paddington IF thats where most people are heading. Think it takes about 15 minutes on the Bakerloo line.

Syzygy's link to the Paddington curry houses looks good. A friend of mine has had good things to say about a few of them, but I cant remember which ones.

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apparently this place has good food

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Originally posted by NutterAlert NutterAlert wrote:

apparently this place has good food

The food's good but the atmosphere's somewhat lacking.
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Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

Originally posted by goose goose wrote:

If the venue hasn't been decided yet, Waterloo gets my vote, since my train directly there.

Mine too, but it's no hassle getting on the tube to Paddington IF thats where most people are heading. Think it takes about 15 minutes on the Bakerloo line.

Syzygy's link to the Paddington curry houses looks good. A friend of mine has had good things to say about a few of them, but I cant remember which ones.

Paddington gets my vote as that'll save me flapping about on the tube (I'm hopeless at it, no matter how many simple diagrams and lists of instructions I have to hand).

Have we finalised what day we're doing this yet? The friday/saturday debate's got me all confused, like.
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