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From nigel c on 23rd September 2005
at 41 years old still playing the drums,little angels are
still the best band i have listened to ,i have seen little angels all over
the country inclue r1 roadshow at coventry,back stage @ albert hall and many
more gigs to mention .buckly tivlo at chester billed has "the jammy little
devils" christmas gig i think they still hold a prize place in my music
collection,fantastic bunch of lads.
spoke to toby at the manchester gig over acool lager what a nite it rocked
again miss the live music so much it had great energy lets hope that tobe
gets back to his roots and sings again!!
From Andy C on 23rd September 2005
Is it really 11 eleven years since the Albert Hall gig?
Wow.
I was down the front just in front of Bruce for the whole gig.
One of the best live gigs I've ever been to.
From Mark Muddimer on 22nd September 2005
Oh boy, these guys were a HUGE part of my adolescence! I
saw them at Rock City, Milton Keynes (ZZ Top & Bon Jovi) plus not forgeting
Derby when they released Jam. My Girlfriend (now wife) Mel even got a local
artist to paint the LA Devil on the back of a Bikers black leather Jacket as
an 18th Birthday present. I later saw the band in Ainsleys Record shop(now
closed) Leicester and got my jacket signed by the boys. I used to drag Mel
all over the midlands to record fairs looking for the likes of the '87 EP
and other rarities. Now I'm 33 married with a little Angel of my own (called
Jack). I'm definitely NOT too posh to mosh and still have fantastic memories
of the Little Angels in Derby giving it their all (their best concert in my
opinion). Rock City was a close second I remember meeting Toby and the
others in the pub over the road before the gig. I was totally pissed but
still lost for words! Hey, what do you expect when you meet your heros...
From Ben on 14 September 2005
I have SO much to thank Little Angels for! Picture the
scene, an awkard shy 14 year old boy goes to see a great rock n' roll band
at Liverpool Royal Court, only the second gig he'd been allowed to go to
without his parents. His hair now past his shoulders and looking like he
belongs in this crowd of rockers, reprobates and boozehounds. A little
inebriated after his second overpriced warm lager of the evening he begins
to dance as his favourite tune 'Boneyard' strikes up. All of a sudden,
dancing next to him and smiling is a girl of a similar age. Olive skinned
and with eyes you could lose yourself in. BANG! That boy meets his first
love and the soundtrack to this bliss is an amazing rock band at the top of
their game. Of course like the LITTLE ANGELS, this first love was not to
last forever but to this very day, the boy (now 28) opens a can of warm
Stella every now and then, cranks up the stereo and listens to his well worn
vinyl copies of Don't Prey For me and Young Gods and toasts the band for
making his journey into the 'Big Bad World' of adulthood all the more fun!
From Steve Jones on 14 September 2005
Maybe it's best the Angels split up when they did.
Just been listening to Little Of The Past. The two "new" tracks are
horrendous!!! Rest of the album rocks though...