Why Don't You Go To All Nighters?

[Pauldonnelly]

That's why most people like going to niters

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[Reg]

You can do that just as well at a soul night as a nighter... I could be wrong but I don't think there's many people on here who never go out to listen to soul at some sort of event.

Can't think of any nighter with a music policy I'd want to listen to for ten hours.

The allniter Dave Thorley ran ticked a lot of the boxes for me...except the "in Greater Manchester" one

[Mace]

just had a look .... middleton is 290 and i've been there 3 times ....pow wow is 332miles

So you lied then

Didn't realise Sheffield was over 330 miles from you mind.

[Guest dundeedavie]

So you lied then

Didn't realise Sheffield was over 330 miles from you mind.

i never did i may have been 3 times to middleton .... thats not saying i wanna go back

i always turn up early for any venue i go to so if the nighter starts at 8 by 3 i've been there for 7 hours and that's enough for me

[Sharon Cooper]

i can't be arsed and there isn't an allnighter within 300 miles of me with a policy i'd even cross the street for

Cause I'm 54. have 3 grown kids i like to spend time with , a busy life, a busy week, want to play golf, have only 2 days in a week to relax, can't afford the travelling, often the music sends me to sleep, shift system not compatible ,the dog wants walking, am often djing at soul nights and am basically to knackered to be up all night at the weekend.

Apart from that can't think of anything really.

chris

[Guest Nick Harrison]

Week enders have been the way forward for 20 years.

Because the gear is shit and does not last long enough.

All nighters are so out of fashion.....with the newer music on todays scene.

My life is fecked up after 31 years of drug abuse, being smashed and asking the very same questions you are asking. And even today after it all that, society still has no place for me - fact.

I value the music more than the folks that front it - yes in certain cases.

And viewing the recent oldies allniter pictures on the galleries on SS - I shudder at the geared up over 50's monsters.

Having collected records and still collecting - why would I travel from my home to hear lesser tunes at other peoples expense including mine.

Thank you.

Nick.

Edited November 3, 2008 by Nick Harrison

[Reg]

Week enders have been the way forward for 20 years.

Because the gear is shit and does not last long enough.

All nighters are so out of fashion.....with the newer music on todays scene.

My life is fecked up after 31 years of drug abuse, being smashed and asking the very same question you are asking. And even today after it all that, society still has no place for me - fact.

I value the music more than the folks that front it - yes.

And viewing the recent oldies allniter pictures on the galleries on SS - I shudder at the geared up over 50's monsters.

Having collected records and still collecting - why would I travel from my home to hear lesser tunes at other peoples expence including mine.

Thank you.

Nick.

Brilliant

[Bitchdj]

fibber.....knew you'd bite as well

you know you love me...so shut up and kiss me you bloody clayhead

[Lfcjunkie]

I am always amazed at the amount of soul fans that are more than happy to click their fingers and mouse whilst sat in their computer room.

If there are such big soul fans then how come you don't go to the Nighters?

Now you all have choice and no one is looking down on people who don't do the nighters its just that I am curious as to why you don't go?

Too old, too tired, too far, too expensive?

I know there will be those who say, "been there done that", but how can you all say this yet be on Soul Source morning noon and night, surely if you are such big soul fans you would want to dance to the music and see the reaction of a crowd to the latest spins?

I am 46 and regularly go to alnighters yet manage to fulfil all of my reasonability's both financially and family so without meaning to sound too personal..........

"What are the reasons for not doing the nighters"

hi

i still buy all kinds of soul music and rarely go to soul do's i would still buy and collect without a club dance scene how many more would or would they sell up without the club scene

[Guest Nick Harrison]

Brilliant

Thanks Reg for your valued reply. And I see you too like your front room....... .

[pikeys dog]

you know you love me...so shut up and kiss me you bloody clayhead

Is this what passes as foreplay in the potteries?

[spot]

The allniter Dave Thorley ran ticked a lot of the boxes for me...except the "in Greater Manchester" one

The one at Berkeley Powerstation did for me also, great venue, travelled 240 miles to friends, then back over an hour to attend with the same friends, only to be greeted by a maximum 35 people in attendance, the people of Somerset, Gloucestershire & Wiltshire have lost a good night, you should hang your heads in shame, I was gutted for Dave & Malayka.

Simon is that you in the video clip with a Bob Marley wig on? Nice moves though, also I told you that piccie was frightening mate but I never let on about the serial killing's, Honest!!

As for nighters, Gail & I go to most, even the odd Oldies one but when we go there we know what to expect, as for the others, well it's different music from the Soul night scene (Mainly) & people don't like what they don't know. I understand the family reason & work commitment reason & if I was in the same boat I'd stay away but I'm luck enough to have retired at 50 plus I don't mind the travelling & most things are within 2 hours of home & as my Dad use to say, "Your a long time dead son, enjoy every day to it's limit" & he did & he is, for 13 long years, so we intend to do the same.

Anyway I don't particularly want all these "Keyboard Terrorist" at Nighters, means less room for this old man to dance about & wander the halls, they'd only moan their tit's off anyway, same as on here, so we're glad your bored with it & that you've been there done that, got the T-shirt, thank you for staying at home.

Take care,be safe & remember, "You can't stop the music, nobody can stop the music",

Spot.

[Pauldonnelly]

Week enders have been the way forward for 20 years.

Because the gear is shit and does not last long enough.

All nighters are so out of fashion.....with the newer music on todays scene.

My life is fecked up after 31 years of drug abuse, being smashed and asking the very same question you are asking. And even today after it all that, society still has no place for me - fact.

I value the music more than the folks that front it - yes in certain cases.

And viewing the recent oldies allniter pictures on the galleries on SS - I shudder at the geared up over 50's monsters.

Having collected records and still collecting - why would I travel from my home to hear lesser tunes at other peoples expence including mine.

Thank you.

Nick.

can anyone argue with Nick?...well I can. If this offends anyone I'm sorry.

THREE years ago me and some ole Torch mates purchased some sulphate from some proper HELLS ANGELS we know, they warned us it was like rocket fuel, "yeah ok mate"

Cut a long story short 7 of us did a nighter, two nearly killed themselves, I and three others spent two days wondering if we'd ever come down.

We vowed then we would never do amphetimines again and sorry if you can't do a bit why bother staying up

[Guest gordon russell]

The one at Berkeley Powerstation did for me also, great venue, travelled 240 miles to friends, then back over an hour to attend with the same friends, only to be greeted by a maximum 35 people in attendance, the people of Somerset, Gloucestershire & Wiltshire have lost a good night, you should hang your heads in shame, I was gutted for Dave & Malayka.

Simon is that you in the video clip with a Bob Marley wig on? Nice moves though, also I told you that piccie was frightening mate but I never let on about the serial killing's, Honest!!

As for nighters, Gail & I go to most, even the odd Oldies one but when we go there we know what to expect, as for the others, well it's different music from the Soul night scene (Mainly) & people don't like what they don't know. I understand the family reason & work commitment reason & if I was in the same boat I'd stay away but I'm luck enough to have retired at 50 plus I don't mind the travelling & most things are within 2 hours of home & as my Dad use to say, "Your a long time dead son, enjoy every day to it's limit" & he did & he is, for 13 long years, so we intend to do the same.

Anyway I don't particularly want all these "Keyboard Terrorist" at Nighters, means less room for this old man to dance about & wander the halls, they'd only moan their tit's off anyway, same as on here, so we're glad your bored with it & that you've been there done that, got the T-shirt, thank you for staying at home.

Take care,be safe & remember, "You can't stop the music, nobody can stop the music",

Spot.

I CAN ONLY AGREE PETE,THE MUSIC IS BETTER,THE CRAC IS BETTER......AN ALTOGETHER BETTER SITUATION BY FAR. I AM HEARTILY FED UP GOING TO SOUL NIGHTS WHERE ALL I HEAR IS CONSTANT MOANING ABOUT ONE THING OR ANOTHER,GET TO THE NIGHTER FUN AND FROLICS ALL THE WAY....TEZZA

[KevH]

Imberboy is that you in your avatar?

You look like one scary fooker, I wouldn't trust you in the same room with my Crunchy Nut Cornflakes....Cereal Killer if i've ever seen one

Beeks,you are so very perceptive.And you know how to make friends.

2 days in a ditch under a sheep's carcass,, no, not scary at all.I'd do it again and i guess Imberboy would as well.

btw, i did it for fun,nowt to do wit Army.

[Guest gordon russell]

A lot of folk can't even make it to the end of a soul nite......one lame excuse after another for feckin off home at 12

[Reg]

I reckon that more single people tend to go to niters, whatever their age. I know for a fact I went out to niters more when I was single. And I am married to somebody I met at an allniter Or if they aren't single their partners don't tend to go....on the whole I'd say?

It definitely is also a social thing I think, however much people say that the music is better than soul nights etc etc..

[Guest Mrs Simsy]

For those of you who haven't been to a nighter for some time there have been one or two advancements. Here is a clip from out side Middleton.

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[Jill Bayles]

I do when i can, but as pete says the family has to come first, and we both go so not a very good day for the kids when we get back, poor di can cook in here sleep you girls n your multi-tasking eh, i just di my homer simpson impersonation on the sofa

I'm a female and I can't multi-task

[Margo]

The one at Berkeley Powerstation did for me also, great venue, travelled 240 miles to friends, then back over an hour to attend with the same friends, only to be greeted by a maximum 35 people in attendance, the people of Somerset, Gloucestershire & Wiltshire have lost a good night, you should hang your heads in shame, I was gutted for Dave & Malayka.

Simon is that you in the video clip with a Bob Marley wig on? Nice moves though, also I told you that piccie was frightening mate but I never let on about the serial killing's, Honest!!

As for nighters, Gail & I go to most, even the odd Oldies one but when we go there we know what to expect, as for the others, well it's different music from the Soul night scene (Mainly) & people don't like what they don't know. I understand the family reason & work commitment reason & if I was in the same boat I'd stay away but I'm luck enough to have retired at 50 plus I don't mind the travelling & most things are within 2 hours of home & as my Dad use to say, "Your a long time dead son, enjoy every day to it's limit" & he did & he is, for 13 long years, so we intend to do the same.

Anyway I don't particularly want all these "Keyboard Terrorist" at Nighters, means less room for this old man to dance about & wander the halls, they'd only moan their tit's off anyway, same as on here, so we're glad your bored with it & that you've been there done that, got the T-shirt, thank you for staying at home.

Take care,be safe & remember, "You can't stop the music, nobody can stop the music",

Spot.

well said spotski hope to see you & gail at an alnighter real soon jeri

[good angel]

A lot of folk can't even make it to the end of a soul nite......one lame excuse after another for feckin off home at 12

Its the pipe and slipper brigade,pub disco mob,

A soul night its like kissing your sister,its not the real thing,NOTHING is more exciting than getting ready to go out for a nighter,you get goose bumps when you hear the music as you get near the venue.

Kev

[Guest gordon russell]

Its the pipe and slipper brigade,pub disco mob,

A soul night its like kissing your sister,its not the real thing,NOTHING is more exciting than getting ready to go out for a nighter,you get goose bumps when you hear the music as you get near the venue.

Kev

pmsl

[Guest familytree]

For those of you who haven't been to a nighter for some time there have been one or two advancements. Here is a clip from out side Middleton.

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[Bitchdj]

Is this what passes as foreplay in the potteries?

i believe so mr dog sir........ ....wiff cheesy oatcakes post coitally.........

[Margo]

A lot of folk can't even make it to the end of a soul nite......one lame excuse after another for feckin off home at 12

i've heard about you darcyboy, when your getting ready to go to an alnighter you pack your baggy trousers and your vest of many badges into a tank tops r us carrier bag ezzie brown told me

[Mace]

Is this what passes as foreplay in the potteries?

That passes as a marriage proposal in the Potteries mate.

Foreplay round here usually involves buying her half a pint of fizzy lager and asking if she swallows

[Pauldonnelly]

Its the pipe and slipper brigade,pub disco mob,

A soul night its like kissing your sister,its not the real thing,NOTHING is more exciting than getting ready to go out for a nighter,you get goose bumps when you hear the music as you get near the venue.

Kev

[Reg]

Paul, shouldn't you be in bed....?

[KevH]

can anyone argue with Nick?...well I can. If this offends anyone I'm sorry.

THREE years ago me and some ole Torch mates purchased some sulphate from some proper HELLS ANGELS we know, they warned us it was like rocket fuel, "yeah ok mate"

Cut a long story short 7 of us did a nighter, two nearly killed themselves, I and three others spent two days wondering if we'd ever come down.

We vowed then we would never do amphetimines again and sorry if you can't do a bit why bother staying up

lived in a Hells Angels club house once,now there's the hardest crowd to please.

Try playing Dena Barnes to them fookers.

[Guest]

Imberboy is that you in your avatar?

You look like one scary fooker, I wouldn't trust you in the same room with my Crunchy Nut Cornflakes....Cereal Killer if i've ever seen one

He looks a bit mean ........But he is a really nice big guy !

I dont get out much at the moment due to my young family - shift work - overtime - and spending all my cash on viny !!

But ............ I am planning to attend an allnighter next month (Its got to be the 100 club), It been ages !!! And I am gonna have a blast !! (and take monday off work!)

If I had no kids I would get to more events, Scooter rallys.... Soul Nights and Allnighters but Babysitters for more than 3 or 4 hours for me are a big problem.

And I am on to my second Wife now so I have stopped being as selfish as I used to be

"Right ...........I'm off............see you late on Sunday love!"

Great Days !!!

[Jill Bayles]

For me becoming a single parent in my forties with a son who has special needs and with no support network kinda put the kibosh on my social life...up until then I was out more times than the gas...niters soul nights and weekenders. Could party on down with the best of em and often was the last one standing. Can't even remember the last time I did a niter...probably Stoke in 2006.

It was hard having to stay in at first but then I got out of practise and the longer I went without going out the less I relished the prospect of long drives to socialise. I get out the odd time but prefer to do a soul night as I always drive then get back to my mates for a drink and relax before bed and I need my sleep as my lad is full of beans and on the go all the time and quite frankly I'd rather spend time with him as he is my absolute priority and being tired around him is neither good nor fair on him.

Even if I was able to go to niters I'm not that sure that I would cos I've done my time on the scene and now its time to take a back seat. It doesn't mean that I've gone off my soul...still love it with a passion and that will never change. Its just that I no longer wish to do niters...I've not got the time, the energy, the opportunity or the inclination.

[Jellybean]

We go to some nighters but we DO NOT take any gear never have and never will

Can anyone tell us why a lot of soulies think its the norm to take gear????

We don't need it!!!

But we wouldn't do a nighter every weekend like some do, because we hate missing out on Sundays.

JB & Kerby xxxKTFxxx

[Bitchdj]

For me becoming a single parent in my forties with a son who has special needs and with no support network kinda put the kibosh on my social life...

i know prezactly where you are coming from here ...single parent ...40's...no support........amen sister...you must be my twin.....( ps my son is a hurricane but bloody bigger than me now!)

unfortunately for some those family commitments fall squarely on one set of shoulders...i try my best to get out but alas for me its never been a good nite...i miss the 100 club but it always seems my son is home from school on the dates...i support local soul nites ...erm well i attend cos its only manners altho its more from a social perspective than anything else.....BUT

i still have my soul ..be it in my living room or at a venue and its not gonna go away....

[Guest Byrney]

I am always amazed at the amount of soul fans that are more than happy to click their fingers and mouse whilst sat in their computer room.

If there are such big soul fans then how come you don't go to the Nighters?

"What are the reasons for not doing the nighters"

You can be a soul fan and not do nighters - otherwise there would have been more than us 300 regulars who kept it going in the 80s

1. Do nighters occasionally (Lifeline) but most of the time there's very little that floats my boat

2. I have a fecking brilliant wife and we have shed loads of mates off the scene who we like to spend time with

3. Unlike years ago I now have a demanding job - and like Baz I find it impossible to take it easy. Therefore I use Holidays on Mondays post Nighters when they're not took up snowboarding

4. Taking all this into account I would say that I'm not on the scene - I can live with that

[Guest Mrs Simsy]

That passes as a marriage proposal in the Potteries mate.

Foreplay round here usually involves buying her half a pint of fizzy lager and asking if she swallows

If everybody on soul source attended nighters then you'd get turned away from venues as they'd be too full!

[Suzannek]

I like to go to both nighters and soul nights and must say have enjoyed each and every one I have gone to this year.

Woz supposed to go to Stormin Soul just on Friday, but my car had other ideas i.e. was playing up so didn't dare drive (its going into the garage to get fixed this Thursday - hopefully nothing too serious!!).

I don't take any drugs apart from Proplus when I go to nighters, but wouldn't knock anyone who does, each to their own. Obviously when I drive I don't drink either and I do enjoy a drink

I can't afford to go out every weekend, as like collecting records and supporting me footie team (Sunderland wah hey) also. I do go out to soul dos most weekends though.

Suz

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[Harry Crosby]

I like to go to both nighters and soul nights and must say have enjoyed each and every one I have gone to this year.

Woz supposed to go to Stormin Soul just on Friday, but my car had other ideas i.e. was playing up so didn't dare drive (its going into the garage to get fixed this Thursday - hopefully nothing too serious!!).

I don't take any drugs apart from Proplus when I go to nighters, but wouldn't knock anyone who does, each to their own. Obviously when I drive I don't drink either and I do enjoy a drink

I can't afford to go out every weekend, as like collecting records and supporting me footie team (Sunderland wah hey) also. I do go out to soul dos most weekends though.

Suz

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READ IT LADIES N GENTS AND I QUOTE----- I DO LIKE A DRINK----THE UNDERSTATEMENT OF THE CENTURY hi suz, lovely to see you today, love ya

[Suzannek]

READ IT LADIES N GENTS AND I QUOTE----- I DO LIKE A DRINK----THE UNDERSTATEMENT OF THE CENTURY hi suz, lovely to see you today, love ya

Yes it was lovely to see you and Di even though it was only for half an hour. Love you two loads.

Trust me to pick the one day you are going out to come round to yours

Suz

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[arnie j]

For me becoming a single parent in my forties with a son who has special needs and with no support network kinda put the kibosh on my social life...up until then I was out more times than the gas...niters soul nights and weekenders. Could party on down with the best of em and often was the last one standing. Can't even remember the last time I did a niter...probably Stoke in 2006.

It was hard having to stay in at first but then I got out of practise and the longer I went without going out the less I relished the prospect of long drives to socialise. I get out the odd time but prefer to do a soul night as I always drive then get back to my mates for a drink and relax before bed and I need my sleep as my lad is full of beans and on the go all the time and quite frankly I'd rather spend time with him as he is my absolute priority and being tired around him is neither good nor fair on him.

Even if I was able to go to niters I'm not that sure that I would cos I've done my time on the scene and now its time to take a back seat. It doesn't mean that I've gone off my soul...still love it with a passion and that will never change. Its just that I no longer wish to do niters...I've not got the time, the energy, the opportunity or the inclination.

ditto !! im a single father with a 16yr old autistic daughter who fizzes like a bottle of shook up pop and i need all my energy to look after her,i also work, i did the whole thing in the 80s to early 90s and never missed a nighter of a weekend,u couldnt keep me away from stafford, leicester, notts, morecambe, hinckley etc, etc, loved every second of it but now some things are more important,i do go soulin once a month though when my girl goes to respite for the weekend but only do soul nites,im still obsessed with rare soul and still collect etc, as we all know, it doesnt matter how u get your soul fix cos its in the blood and always will be, in fact my daughter is obsessed with music too and loves rare soul nearly as much as me so its not all bad !

[Chalky]

I reckon that more single people tend to go to niters, whatever their age. I know for a fact I went out to niters more when I was single. And I am married to somebody I met at an allniter Or if they aren't single their partners don't tend to go....on the whole I'd say?

It definitely is also a social thing I think, however much people say that the music is better than soul nights etc etc..

either single or in their 50's without as many commitments as they once had....you only have look round the average nighter venue, there aren't that many spring chickens about. Its ok to knock those who say they have been there and done it but they have and what have they got to prove???? f*ck all!!!!

Simon started the topic but he's been in the army many years if I remember rightly, correct me if I'm wrong, hardly off his t*ts every week travelling up and down the country. others as Spot says lucky enough to be retired and correct me if I'm wrong but also had many years away, wonder how he'd feel after 20+ years of all nighters, same question to anyone else who's had a long break? Most only come back to the scene when family grown up and mortgage paid or well on it's way to being paid. The nighter scene can soon takes it's toil week in week out, or even say two a month, especially with work and family to fit in. It ain't a cheap hobby either travelling the country.

The music is very much the same, even at venues that claim to be playing something different, for me there's very little I haven't heard to be honest and to hear it week in week out for 20 or so years.....well it does get a tad boring regardless of how good it is.

Simon's question a valid one but it don't take long for some to start slagging others does it as usual. Most people on here have f*ck all to prove to anyone, most have been there and done it and what they choose to do is nothing to do with anyone else. Why can't some just get on with what they want to do and leave others to do what they want?

[Bitchdj]

ditto !! im a single father with a 16yr old autistic daughter who fizzes like a bottle of shook up pop and i need all my energy to look after her,i also work, i did the whole thing in the 80s to early 90s and never missed a nighter of a weekend,u couldnt keep me away from stafford, leicester, notts, morecambe, hinckley etc, etc, loved every second of it but now some things are more important,i do go soulin once a month though when my girl goes to respite for the weekend but only do soul nites,im still obsessed with rare soul and still collect etc, as we all know, it doesnt matter how u get your soul fix cos its in the blood and always will be, in fact my daughter is obsessed with music too and loves rare soul nearly as much as me so its not all bad !

lot of us here with autistic children on SS.........as ive found out over the time spent on here and i wanna say thanks to all PM's from like minded parents telling me im not alone........ok cept for maybe wen ive written a particularly nasty article for SUN

[Jill Bayles]

For me becoming a single parent in my forties with a son who has special needs and with no support network kinda put the kibosh on my social life...

i know prezactly where you are coming from here ...single parent ...40's...no support........amen sister...you must be my twin.....( ps my son is a hurricane but bloody bigger than me now!)

unfortunately for some those family commitments fall squarely on one set of shoulders...i try my best to get out but alas for me its never been a good nite...i miss the 100 club but it always seems my son is home from school on the dates...i support local soul nites ...erm well i attend cos its only manners altho its more from a social perspective than anything else.....BUT

i still have my soul ..be it in my living room or at a venue and its not gonna go away....

Thanks you ...I knew that there would be at least one female who would know where I'm coming from...its bloody hard and I'm worn to a frazzle with it all and I work full-time and overtime at weekends...I have to rely on his after-school club which is open at weekends...you see God is good sometimes...no matter that childcare costs a bloomin fortune ...well I suppose that's what happens when you have kids late in life and your marriage breaks down...but at least I was lucky to have my independence until my lad was born in 2000 and up until then I was out the length and breadth of this country wherever and whenever I liked...well apart from an enforced break in the 90s when I was studying for my degree part-time and working full-time...its not only my social life that went kapput but also my legal career...gave it all up to stabilise my lad after the marriage went kapput and his dad wouldn't do his bit...not to worry though cos I've just found myself a new job...a better one all round...more dosh for less hours and better terms and conditions...so its not all doom and gloom you see

Edited November 3, 2008 by Jill Bayles

[Guest rasfoz]

I try to do 2-3 in the summer & one around xmas, weekend is mainly taken up with my football commitment player manager on a saturday & my 11 year old son on sunday

[Chalky]

Its the pipe and slipper brigade,pub disco mob,

A soul night its like kissing your sister,its not the real thing,NOTHING is more exciting than getting ready to go out for a nighter,you get goose bumps when you hear the music as you get near the venue.

Kev

So the Mecca wasn't the real thing? Neither was the Dome, nor Lowton and the DDA and countless other quality soul nights? Next thing you'll be saying they aren't proper soulies who go to soul nights

Edited November 3, 2008 by chalky

[Jill Bayles]

We go to some nighters but we DO NOT take any gear never have and never will

Can anyone tell us why a lot of soulies think its the norm to take gear????

We don't need it!!!

But we wouldn't do a nighter every weekend like some do, because we hate missing out on Sundays.

JB & Kerby xxxKTFxxx

Well I've been told that niters are absolulely shite without gear

Just a joke before I get slated

Oh and soulies tend to think its the norm to take gear cos its been an integral part of the scene since time immemorial...how else are they gonna stay up all night and dance like?

Edited November 3, 2008 by Jill Bayles

[Guest Soultown andy]

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[Chalky]

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[Guest]

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https://www.tudno.com/?page=listen%20live

Come on ! Best Radio Ever ! On Right Now !

Support this Welsh FM radio !

Here is the link - he's on till midnight !!

https://www.tudno.com/?page=listen%20live

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Edited November 3, 2008 by mossy

[Guest SteveC]

Hang on a minute .............each to their own but aren't niters and gear synonymous with our scene. Seems to me that too many people are trying to get rid of the core standards/ethos of our scene - obviously someone will "attempt" to put me right!!

[Billywhizz]

For those of you who haven't been to a nighter for some time there have been one or two advancements. Here is a clip from out side Middleton.

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