Arrival at the Premier Inn, from my recent trip to my home town, Bury (Lancashire).
Bury may be my home town but I now feel like a stranger in a strange land there.
The Premier Inn room was nice and comfortable, though.
Arrival at the Premier Inn, from my recent trip to my home town, Bury (Lancashire).
Bury may be my home town but I now feel like a stranger in a strange land there.
The Premier Inn room was nice and comfortable, though.
Some good, mid-winter food I've been having recently, starting with courgette-filled tomato sauce and pasta, topped with black lentils:
Top marks for my wife for that as it was delicious.
Below, my conventional vegetarian sausage and vegetable meal, topped with red chilli, pizza sauce:
At the Stodoła in Warsaw, you can still go to the booking office to get concert tickets the old-fashioned way:
The ticket above is from Lisa Gerrard & Jules Maxwell last Sunday.
For me, it's much more pleasant to hand your money over to another human being and have a real concert ticket printed out.
At the Stodoła, you can actually hear the noise of a machine printing out a really quite ornate ticket:
Yeah, all this makes buying a concert ticket a pleasant experience, not having to mess about online with various kinds of concert ticket providers.
A day after seeing Lisa Gerrard & Jules Maxwell at Warsaw Stodoła, it was the turn of Soul Asylum at the same place:
Had never seen Soul Asylum before, so it was an honour to catch them live (late rather than never).
This was a great evening with a 20+ song set:
With more or less every tune being highly melodic.
Was great catching classics like Black Gold; Somebody to Shove; String of Pearls; and, of course, Runaway Train live.
Can't beat a good Rock concert washed down with a few decent beers.
First concert of the year was Sunday night, Lisa Gerrard & Jules Maxwell at the Stodoła in Warsaw.
The first half of the show was Jules Maxwell material:
Not sure which song the snail appeared on, but it provided a wonderful visual dimension:
Now seen Lisa Gerrard three times, once with Dead Can Dance and another time with The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices choir, all great occasions, of course.