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ManicPea
17-06-2003, 20:24
Hi everyone, the manics are headlining The Dream Ticket on 6Music so one of their gigs from the BBC Archives will be broadcast.

This will be on Monday 23 June from 10pm.

Yay
4REAL
17-06-2003, 21:25
i dont mean to be stupid...but what is 6Music?....is it on BBC terrestrial? Ohhhh is it that late night programme wiv dermot o'leary?
billy
17-06-2003, 21:29
6music is their digital radio station.

what gigs do they have on archive that could be used?
Sven945
17-06-2003, 22:27
they have used the phoenix festival 1996 set before on the dream ticket.

jack
Ammo
17-06-2003, 22:29
Originally posted by billy
6music is their digital radio station.

what gigs do they have on archive that could be used?

I think they're a bbc station so probably one of the ones broadcast on radio 1 - they broadcast Cardiff 98 live and the Coal Exchange so maybe one of them.
*Jason*
17-06-2003, 23:25
Originally posted by billy
6music is their digital radio station.

what gigs do they have on archive that could be used?

Theres a BBC archive recording of the London Astoria 20/12/92 set too, be good if they played that as it sounds great.
FDGIRL
18-06-2003, 06:10
www.bbc.co.uk/6music

I listen to them a lot online
socialist cook
18-06-2003, 13:01
if you have sky digital you can get six music on the radio stations. It used to be channel 911 and now I think its moved to 870 or thereabouts. I like BBC 7 too, the BBC's station for old comedy where i've listened to such gems as old Goodness Gracious Me and the original radio series of World of Pub.
Sven945
18-06-2003, 13:14
on freeview digital it is channel 77 i think.

jack
Sven945
18-06-2003, 20:30
yeah, definately freeview channel 77.

jack
billy
18-06-2003, 21:01
its on ntl:home somewhere aswell, i think its 871 or thereabouts.
MSPKYE
18-06-2003, 21:17
If they broadcast the Coal Exchange gig hopefully it will be in its entirety including SWSS and Wattsville Blues
manic cow
18-06-2003, 21:19
I don't think they'll broadcast an entire gig, regardless of what gig it is they play. There'll probably be between 5-10 songs I imagine. I've never been interested in a band who headlines a dream ticket before, but the second headliners get about 5 songs, so make of that what you will...
Radiomanic
19-06-2003, 00:37
Originally posted by JDBJr
Theres a BBC archive recording of the London Astoria 20/12/92 set too, be good if they played that as it sounds great.

That gig's fucking shit!