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Alex

That sounds pretty amazing, although what are the chances of the whole of babyshambles actually appearing...?!
I'm rocking it up in The Underworld in Camden on Sat night. They have live gigs from Robin Black (an awesome canadian 5 piece over-the-top glam rock band: http://robinblackrocks.com/index.php) and then after 11 it turns into it's legendary indie night, Silver. With great music and the almost compulsory sweaty dancefloor!

princessbex

Ooh no that link doesn't work, what's the proper one? We can post it properly on the blog, that sounds cool!

greg

its the right link just click on home on the left menu then soulwax gig is on the far right on the top row :)


http://barblog.lastminuteliving.com?

Alex

I think Becky means mine! I put the bracket too close to the link, so here it is!
http://robinblackrocks.com/index.php
Enjoy!

Katie

SKINT SODS UNITE!!!

There are FREE movie screenings over the weekend... and it only takes 5 minutes out of your life.

Sit back and relax in luxury cinema seats whilst enjoying pocket sized popcorn. Awww... pint sized pops for a pint sized gal.

The official details:
Cinema Peroni free film screenings in London will be taking place at a variety of eye-catching locations across the capital. Projections are expected to take place at 8pm. To maintain the element of surprise, the locations are limited to the street name or area so keep your eyes peeled.

Friday 7th April
Projections will be taking place on Regent Street and Pall Mall.

Saturday 8th April
Soho projections will be centred around Golden Square, Old Compton Street, Dean Street, Greek Street and Brewer/Sherwood Street.

Friday 21st April
Chelsea's projection will take place on the Kings Road.

Saturday 22nd April
Shoreditch and Clerkenwell will be the scene of the final Peroni Cinema projections.

Alex

I do apologise, but i seem to be on a kind of rock mission today. Just got this sent to me: http://www.thecamdencrawl.com/index.html . How amazing does this look?? 50 bands and 12 stages, with the likes of The Fratellis, Klaxons, The Pistolas, and the 747's!Not to mention some of my favourite haunts; Barfly, Purple Turtle, Underworld and Electric Ballroom. All for £20, i may have to take next Thurs/Fri off!

Katie

Also a MUST:

The 'Body Exhibition'
A collection of 22 life-sized, whole human bodies are on display in Bodies The Exhibition, accompanied by 260 assorted organs and body parts. Stripped of their skin and plastinated in various poses.

Oh my gaaawd... and I thought the giant squid at the National History Museum was bad!! Am DEFINITELY going to this one.. pics to come. you have been warned...

http://www.bodiestheexhibition.com/bodies.html

There's more harping on about it on my blog...

http://www.boomsticks.lastminuteliving.com

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