Bill Bailey - Tinselworm
Nov. 28th, 2007 01:39 pmSo, I got there with plenty of time to go. Unfortunately I didn't have tickets. ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
tictactoepony had all the tickets. She was stuck in a car with masterofapath and lemming_man tring to escape from a bus lane... But they arrived. and we got in just as the show started.
Not his best show but a great evening. Started with some seaside music. Always nice to have a bit of tailoring to the local crowd. We had a disposable heckler, "Asda, I ain't gonna be your Bitch", jousting, segway trouser press jousting (and then he went round the room on the segway). a cool alternative soundtrack to Terminator 3, and the jazz version of God Save The Queen. All a lot of fun! Not as much cool music type stuff as I'd like.
Then they insisted on having Fish and Chips. <sigh> Brighton has a whole swathe of fine places to eat. Fish and chips is a cliche from the 1950's. Brighton is a cultural centre with its own unique heritage and a huge tourist industry. And we had great fun trying to feed 3 pounds into a car park ticket machine ("if this museum piece doesn't accept your coins...")
tictactoepony had all the tickets. She was stuck in a car with masterofapath and lemming_man tring to escape from a bus lane... But they arrived. and we got in just as the show started. Not his best show but a great evening. Started with some seaside music. Always nice to have a bit of tailoring to the local crowd. We had a disposable heckler, "Asda, I ain't gonna be your Bitch", jousting, segway trouser press jousting (and then he went round the room on the segway). a cool alternative soundtrack to Terminator 3, and the jazz version of God Save The Queen. All a lot of fun! Not as much cool music type stuff as I'd like.
Then they insisted on having Fish and Chips. <sigh> Brighton has a whole swathe of fine places to eat. Fish and chips is a cliche from the 1950's. Brighton is a cultural centre with its own unique heritage and a huge tourist industry. And we had great fun trying to feed 3 pounds into a car park ticket machine ("if this museum piece doesn't accept your coins...")
