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Language: Title: Sound check Sound check is a good time for meets. I've met Neil Finn this way, they nearly always contact the fans, lay down ground rules, sound check itself is a priority of course. Set time limits and rules etc which are laid out before hand. The fans appreciate it as they get a few more songs, and a more intimate meeting. The artist seems to like it as they get to hear from fans, and they have something all in common, the music, less pauses in conversation. I agree it would be uncomfortable eating with strangers I see Lloyd's point totally. Posted by: sigggy @ 22/02/2008 Language: Title: Sound Check Siggy, not with me it's not... sound check is often quite stressful, depending upon the venue. If folk bring records, etc to concerts, I try to get them all signed after the show. Usually I'll come out and meet those who are waiting. If I'm selling merchandise, I'll always come out and sign anything that has sold, and anything else that is put in my hand, within reason... Posted by: Lloyd @ 22/02/2008 Language: Title: ...Good one! I was wondering about signing stuff. I don't think you'd appreciate my 10 Cds/cassettes but I'll bring one cd ...to The Junction..actually that's a good reason not to go on the train, I can't be clock watching. Posted by: jane @ 22/02/2008 Language: Title: 10 is the new limit Jane, 10 is nothing, I had a guy in LA who had at least 75. once!! Not that I think you should bring them all, bring your favourite couple, remembering that ones with a bit of space on the sleeves (like the negatives) are easier to sign. Posted by: Lloyd @ 22/02/2008 Language: Title: btw I agree I couldn't sit down at a table with strangers...I'd be sick probably or dribble down my chest...it would be bad enough holding a glass without dropping it. You need to eat in peace in order not to get indigestion ...and an ulcer! Posted by: jane @ 22/02/2008 Language: Title: So I missed you last time 2007 I bought antidep at the gig, should've hung around to get it signed. Went home to bed very happy though anyway. Great show. Posted by: sigggy @ 22/02/2008 Language: Title: What about you Lloyd ? Lloyd,
I remembered a solo acoustic show in Paris- Cafe de la danse where I was seated on stage. You asked me just after the break how I found the show... terrific answer ! You said you are a big fan, but have you ever met or had dinner with M. Bolan, L. Cohen, L. Reed, D. Bowie ... ? If not, would you like to ? Posted by: BERTYBOY @ 22/02/2008 Language: Title: Being Earnest Gosh, I wish I was brave enough to have asked this question. All this weblog stuff is certainly breeding a sense of familiarity... I reckon we should all meet up for dinner sometime and sod this 'virtual' stuff! So, how about it, my place at 8? Posted by: Alex @ 24/02/2008 Language: Title: I'm up for it! I'd love to, I love a chat! Posted by: sigggy @ 25/02/2008 Language: Title: ooh err! Go for it you two! Alex, but it's great isn't it! I'm having a whail of a time... but dinner? no, no, no, it has to start with music! Posted by: jane @ 25/02/2008 Language: Title: Frivolous I suppose when I was 'Being Earnest' I was actually being 'Frivolous'. I may have had an inauspicious omen as well - I dreamt that Gordon Ramsay was cooking for me last night, so dinner might be out... In all honesty though, maybe people from this site should meet up for a beer and a chat before one of Lloyd's gigs. Whereabouts are you two from?
Posted by: Alex @ 25/02/2008 Language: Title: Alex I think you were asking me? My name is Tim I'm from Melbourne Australia-dinner may be difficult, but when Lloyd tours here early next year, if anyone wants I'd love to go for dinner before a show. Thats if you can make it here! Posted by: sigggy @ 25/02/2008 Language: Title: Make that beer... I can't eat much before a Lloyd gig either.... Posted by: sigggy @ 25/02/2008 Language: Title: Ciggy or Siggy? Hi Tim Well, well, we're practically neighbours in this global villlage, I'm currently living in Auckland, NZ. I have some good friends in Melbourne who I was hoping to visit before I embark on my travels back to the UK. Maybe we can arrange that beer after all?...And is that 'siggy' for 'cigarette'? Posted by: Alex @ 25/02/2008 Language: Title: Sure can-when Lloyd comes to town Keep in touch, when he opens the forum, I'll try organising some Melbourne activities. I love NZ and have been twice, will be there in three year's time(if not before) the sigggy is bad, people think of smoking, but it is an old car we borrowed called a sigma. It had a bit of personality so I used it on my hotmail account. It has stuck with me. I may just putTim on the posting by name. Posted by: sigggy @ 25/02/2008 Language: Title: You Two!... Ha ha...You don't need me...well done! I knew there was something there...call me ...psychic! :) Posted by: jane @ 25/02/2008 Language: Title: Just friends! Happy to meet up with anyone male or female-whoops that sounds bad. May even bring my wife! Really Just fun to meet up with some more Lloyd fans before a show, for a chat, no key swapping or anything like that Jane! Just like the Ireland meets you are in on. Posted by: sigggy @ 25/02/2008 Language: Title: Blind date Hey Jane, I'm no good on blind dates! Good to share a laugh or two with you guys. I didn't know there was going to be a forum - sounds entertaining... Posted by: Alex @ 25/02/2008 Language: Title: Where To Eat Hi Lloyd,
Posted by: greenmind @ 12/04/2008 Language: Title: Where to eat - Sheffield LLoyd - did you find anywhere good to eat in Sheffield? If you did can you recommend??!!!
Posted by: hollder @ 22/01/2009 Language: Title: Sheffield No, I barely had a moment to eat even if I'd wanted to! I ate lunch in Manchester before driving to Sheffield. Wagamama - always great and cheap(ish). Posted by: Lloyd @ 22/01/2009 |