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Zarjazz

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My first 'gig' was the Glastonbury year of mud in 1997. I remember seeing The Prodigy, Smashing Pumpkins, Radiohead, Chemical Brothers, Placebo, Beth Orton and Daft Punk amongst others. I think I peaked too early because nothing since ever topped that lineup.
 

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First time I saw Oasis was at The Leadmill in Sheffield, entirely by accident; it was a few weeks before their first single came out, and it was obvious they were going to be huge.

Saw Stereophonics at Glasto and they were great.

First time I saw the Happy Mondays they were all completely off their tits and we're so bad it was funny, and fortunately the Inspiral Carpets were the support and they were amazing.
I can’t even remember anyone I saw at the Leadmill as I was on acid quite a lot at Uni.
 

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I can’t even remember anyone I saw at the Leadmill as I was on acid quite a lot at Uni.
I friend of mine says his band supported Pulp there and blew them away but he would say that :)
 

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I friend of mine says his band supported Pulp there and blew them away but he would say that :)
He would say "blew them away" as he gave them all a blowjob afterwards.
 

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Still not sleeping. I blame @BloodOmen for it.

So I decided to update all my home switches to the latest software version and realised I have so many of the bloody things as you can see (the offline ones are still here, just not in use.......)

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I have tinnitus now so can't stand loud noises, my earliest concert was Jean Michel Jarre at Docklands in 1988. Amazing memories of that one. I went to Cities in the Park at Heaton Park in 1991. Saw Del Amitri in Manchester around the same time. JMJ again at Maine Road in 1993. I don't think I've been to much after that because ticket prices went stupidly expensive.
 

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I have tinnitus now so can't stand loud noises, my earliest concert was Jean Michel Jarre at Docklands in 1988. Amazing memories of that one. I went to Cities in the Park at Heaton Park in 1991. Saw Del Amitri in Manchester around the same time. JMJ again at Maine Road in 1993. I don't think I've been to much after that because ticket prices went stupidly expensive.
Ah it is not only me, my tinnitus is awful as well, seems to have gotten worse over the last year I reckon.
 

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Still not sleeping. I blame @BloodOmen for it.

So I decided to update all my home switches to the latest software version and realised I have so many of the bloody things as you can see (the offline ones are still here, just not in use.......)

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My setup is rather simple including 2x Zyxel 2.5 Gigabit Switch MG-105 and 2x Asus XT12.

I have tinnitus now so can't stand loud noises, my earliest concert was Jean Michel Jarre at Docklands in 1988. Amazing memories of that one. I went to Cities in the Park at Heaton Park in 1991. Saw Del Amitri in Manchester around the same time. JMJ again at Maine Road in 1993. I don't think I've been to much after that because ticket prices went stupidly expensive.

I'm fairly sure I got tinnitus after being on a drug for my Crohn's called Asacol for a couple of years, with time my brain has managed to cancel it out to some degree.
 

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Ordering same day from Amazon, looking at the tracking map and then realising you are the last fucker on his delivery day or near enough. The van is so fucking close!!!!
 

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