The Boo Radleys - Glastonbury 95

[TheeLuctifers]

Yeah so Tim Brown is an ICT teacher at my school :L

[KutaniCrane]

he should tune his fucking guitar

[inu101]

Isn't Boo Radley From The Book "To Kill A Mockingbird"

Is That who There Talking About???

[HairyMart]

yes

[investmentandrisk]

saw them at the pyramids centre in 199? - great gig. Met them afterwards; asked for their guitars got bass plectrum and a signed set list. Oh well.

[stev1963hit]

96...touring 'C'mon Kids'? Yeh i was there too,remember it being only half-full-felt sorry for 'em-wonderful band!

[AndyWhite007]

@investmentandrisk : I saw them too, lost my 'converse all-stars' in the mosh and had to make my way home hitching to North London. I think you did better than me. Great(est?) band though.

[warlockboyburns]

the bassist has a solo project call Brave Captain which is pretty much the same mood but electronic

[DecaffinatedBoy]

That's Martin Carr and he's the brains and guitarist of Boo Radleys. legend!!!!!!!

[warlockboyburns]

yea sorry... the guitarist, song writer

[DecaffinatedBoy]

Very sadly missed and you got it in one. Very underated.

[pyenapple]

Actually, Brave Captain is done, too. He's doing other new stuff, go check out his website.

[danboo69]

The day I read they split up was while brousing through mags in Tower records, it came as such a shock, i actually started crying.

when I was at my very, very lowest I had Giant Steps. It kept me sane, and nothing has ever come close the feelings I have for that band.

Sadly missed and underrated.

[ramesesthesecond]

I totally agree. I had a similar thing with Giant Steps.

[pyenapple]

Your comment just made ME cry. Boo forever.

[sonicboo81]

A nice look into a Boo's concert...I wish I was into the Boo Rads' when they were still together.