Yeah, decided to reset my profile, three years of music on this profile in the bin and gone.

My reason is: because not to long ago I got a new computer, which I just couldn't be bothered to transfer all my old files over from including that 60odd gig of mp3's that sat on it. It was really badly organized half of it wasn't even touched and didn't have a clue what it was so i have started a new collection, so thought i should start again, on here.

It has been a while since i ahve been to local venue (Portsmouth wedgewood rooms)

Buck was up to his usual live standards, amazing straching and great and doing some crazy mixs and covers. This time he covered a Death From Above 1979 song called "To much love" and managed to turn it into a disco tune. Which in its on right is amazing. ANd he also kept scraching Seven Nation Army by the white stripes claiming it was his new hit single.

Last time a saw him at the same place he was playing Queens Of The Stone and…

This was a random choice for a monday night, "lets go to southampton on the train and see Help She Can't Swim" "HELL YEAH".

The start of the night totally sucked. Hoping on the train just before it left the station, we didn't have time to buy some tickets so we looked for an ticket officer and lo and behold none. Then they had the cheeck of charging us 20 quid at the exit. GRRRR

Then We got completely lost in Southampton and it was pissing it down, Cats And Dogs. Thankyou to that guy in Subway for showing us…

This was my last day in London and to round it off before i went back to Portsmouth i went to see Iggy & the Stooges at the hammersmith apollo a venue which was hot, sweaty, ugly and totally over priced (3 quid for cloakroom - fuck off!).

I have seen iggy on his own before and it was nothing compared to this. how the bloke keeps it up i have no idea, he must have robotic heart or something. the gig was a riot though, really enjoyable. Watching a stage invasion 40 odd people on the stage all jumping…

Seeming as i'm not going to any festivals what so ever this year i decided to treat myself to a bunch of summer gigs in London Billy Corgan NIN Nick Cave and Iggy Pop N Stooges instead. Whenever festivals are annouced at moment i just never seem to have any money what so ever or my course work is throwing knifes at my back. the Reading lineup looked pretty damn good this year to for a change too.

Nick Cave was one of the gigs that i had decided i would like to see and it kicked ass. The venue…