GIG 049: And The Generals Ran Forever / Tragic Roundabout / Ship of Fools - The Marquee 15/04/90
This was my fifth gig of the month and came after a very late night party at a friends house and having spent most of the afternoon before the gig in a snooker club completely failing to pot more than two balls in sequence (those amn snooker tables are way bigger than pool tables! - that's my excuse, not the hangover or the lack of skill!!!). Anyway, I'm not sure I was in the best form for really going out to a gig on a Sunday evening after a long weekend of fun, but I went anyway (with Neil, who was the drummer wannabe guitarist of a band we'd decided to form).
It was down to the fact that 'And The Generals Ran Forever' were playing that we went. I'd seen them before and they were good, and continued to be so on this occasion too. Sadly their main support, 'Tragic Roundabout', wasn't really to my liking but the first band to hit the stage, 'Ship of Fools', were pretty decent. Certainly one of the better opening acts I'd seen for a while.
Price: Unknown
This was my fifth gig of the month and came after a very late night party at a friends house and having spent most of the afternoon before the gig in a snooker club completely failing to pot more than two balls in sequence (those amn snooker tables are way bigger than pool tables! - that's my excuse, not the hangover or the lack of skill!!!). Anyway, I'm not sure I was in the best form for really going out to a gig on a Sunday evening after a long weekend of fun, but I went anyway (with Neil, who was the drummer wannabe guitarist of a band we'd decided to form).
It was down to the fact that 'And The Generals Ran Forever' were playing that we went. I'd seen them before and they were good, and continued to be so on this occasion too. Sadly their main support, 'Tragic Roundabout', wasn't really to my liking but the first band to hit the stage, 'Ship of Fools', were pretty decent. Certainly one of the better opening acts I'd seen for a while.
Price: Unknown
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