I saw them in 1997. 1997! Blimey. I'd just started working in London. Friend of mine said we should go to the KISS concert - more of a one-day mini-festival - in Finsbury Park, so I went to the ticket agency (a small hole-in-the wall near Oxford Circus called Stargreen, as far as I know they're still operational), and headed up the Victoria Line to Finsbury Park for the show.
It was a fun day, good weather, not too packed, and the five bands were pretty decent. Three Colours Red, who were the defacto opening act for everyone at that time; I saw them open for Aerosmith a couple of years later. L7, so what if most people only know one of their songs. Rage Against The Machine, I got as far into the mosh pit as I could for that. Thunder, pretty much unknown outside of the UK and Japan, but a damned fine rock band who always put on a great show. And finally KISS with all they expected pyrotechnics and stunts and whatnot.
This was also the first time I met Phil. Phil was responsible for the Briefcase Of Whisky at my wedding a few years later.
English slang phrase "mops and brooms". Can anyone help me on this one?
Ok, I think I got it:
"Forgive me, I don't feel very well."
Where is Eldar?
------------Thanks gang. I knew you guys would figure it out. The chick was a little crazy from syphilis and was singing in a bar for money. So your responses make sense.
I thought it was one of those rhyming things like apples and pears for up the stairs.
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I thought it was a day where nothing goes right for ya. Or at least a bad hair day.
edit- im a sucker for a regional accent, except anything from the north of ireland, its terrible in all its forms