Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll

Going to see this tomorrow.

sounds like the kind of parties Jesus would be going to.....if he went to a DECENT Uni and not York

It's a biopic about the late, great, much missed Ian Dury. Andy Surkiss (Gollum in LotR) plays Dury. I'm looking forward to seeing it. jpr and Lion would probably enjoy it, too.

Schtum!

Radio 6 are playing one of their gigs sometime in the week.

Bedshammer wrote:It's a biopic about the late, great, much missed Ian Dury. Andy Surkiss (Gollum in LotR) plays Dury. I'm looking forward to seeing it. jpr and Lion would probably enjoy it, too.

Schtum!

No JPR´s not my type

Aren't you partial to his abracadabra?

im hoping tonight will be like this title.

Avfc_4eva_Sotc wrote:im hoping tonight will be like this title.

You might just possibly get the drugs bit

Well, I've just taken some Sudafed.....

I'd certainly like to see it - but I know already that I wouldn't approve of anyone taking Ian Dury's role. Nobody can do that. However, I trust it's based on reality and won't just go the shock-horror route - that bloke had such a lot of talent, know-how - he deserves to be shown in his true colours. Let us know your verdict Beds - if it's garbage I won't bother.

I'll let you know, jpr. I've seen pics of Surkiss in character, and he certainly looks uncannily like Dury. I hope I'm not disappointed.

Lionheart wrote:

Avfc_4eva_Sotc wrote:im hoping tonight will be like this title.

You might just possibly get the drugs bit

Your right lion, all but the sex and rock and roll

Avfc_4eva_Sotc wrote:

Lionheart wrote:

Avfc_4eva_Sotc wrote:im hoping tonight will be like this title.

You might just possibly get the drugs bit

Your right lion, all but the sex and rock and roll

im counting rock and roll as done, youtube, great for music.

we should be well out of it in couple of hours then its break out this light machine, lie down look at the colours and drift off into one wierd and amazing visual world.

Ill have a wank for the sex bit tomorrow

Gosh. Indeed.

I've been remembering going to see Kilburn & the High Roads (Dury's first band) in Hammersmith. What a mental night that was!
And nowadays there's Youtube. I think on balance I prefer my rock & roll retro.

Bedshammer wrote:Gosh. Indeed.

I've been remembering going to see Kilburn & the High Roads (Dury's first band) in Hammersmith. What a mental night that was!
And nowadays there's Youtube. I think on balance I prefer my rock & roll retro.

He was a nutter playing the New Street Odeon as ID & the Blocks. Almost started a riot.

Reddi! wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:Gosh. Indeed.

I've been remembering going to see Kilburn & the High Roads (Dury's first band) in Hammersmith. What a mental night that was!
And nowadays there's Youtube. I think on balance I prefer my rock & roll retro.

He was a nutter playing the New Street Odeon as ID & the Blocks. Almost started a riot.

Raucous rock.

Bedshammer wrote:Gosh. Indeed.

I've been remembering going to see Kilburn & the High Roads (Dury's first band) in Hammersmith. What a mental night that was!
And nowadays there's Youtube. I think on balance I prefer my rock & roll retro.

Youtube will never take away from the pure adrenaline and excitement of live music.

Beds, let me know what you think, will see it tomorrow if I get the chance.

Finn wrote:Beds, let me know what you think, will see it tomorrow if I get the chance.

I enjoyed it. I was always a fan anyway, and Serkis was very good in the role, even singing with the Blockheads. It concentrates on about 10 years of his life and shows his dark side, as well as the things he went through after the polio.

I think Mr B really took it to heart. When we stood up to leave, his knee had gone all stiff.........

Bedshammer wrote:

Finn wrote:Beds, let me know what you think, will see it tomorrow if I get the chance.

I enjoyed it. I was always a fan anyway, and Serkis was very good in the role, even singing with the Blockheads. It concentrates on about 10 years of his life and shows his dark side, as well as the things he went through after the polio.

I think Mr B really took it to heart. When we stood up to leave, his knee had gone all stiff.........

Beds

Whatever floats your boat.....

I don't expect you know, but Mr B had an op on his knee a few weeks ago. In the film, every time Dury stood up, he had to click his caliper into place to straighten his leg. Only slightly funny maybe, but it amused me, so there.

Bedshammer wrote:

Finn wrote:Beds, let me know what you think, will see it tomorrow if I get the chance.

I enjoyed it. I was always a fan anyway, and Serkis was very good in the role, even singing with the Blockheads. It concentrates on about 10 years of his life and shows his dark side, as well as the things he went through after the polio.

I think Mr B really took it to heart. When we stood up to leave, his knee had gone all stiff.........

Loved him, totally original style, cant wait for the File to come round.

Bedshammer wrote:I don't expect you know, but Mr B had an op on his knee a few weeks ago. In the film, every time Dury stood up, he had to click his caliper into place to straighten his leg. Only slightly funny maybe, but it amused me, so there.

Reasons to be cheerfull

Lionheart wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:I don't expect you know, but Mr B had an op on his knee a few weeks ago. In the film, every time Dury stood up, he had to click his caliper into place to straighten his leg. Only slightly funny maybe, but it amused me, so there.

Reasons to be cheerfull

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Lionheart wrote:

Bedshammer wrote:I don't expect you know, but Mr B had an op on his knee a few weeks ago. In the film, every time Dury stood up, he had to click his caliper into place to straighten his leg. Only slightly funny maybe, but it amused me, so there.

Reasons to be cheerfull

Clever Bastard!