There isn't official DVD of it, as I know... :unsure:

Just been listening to ' Karma Killer ' track on his new DVD - what a performance - I wonder if he did that one at Abbey Rd. - I love his performance of this.

 

Just been listening to ' Karma Killer ' track on his new DVD - what a performance - I wonder if he did that one at Abbey Rd. - I love his performance of this.

 

 

no he didn't

 

Abbey road was mainly Knebworth set list with Heaven from here added ;)

Boxing day is called St Stephen's Day here in Ireland ^_^

 

Surely it is'nt called Xmas day as well for you :unsure:

 

Jesus can't have been born on two days, well that is if he was born at all :lol:

 

 

Never heard of Boxing day...but we have Stephen's Day in Croatia too... :unsure:

It is St.Stephen's day here as well ;)

Origins

There are disparate theories as to the origins of the term. The more common stories include:

 

It was the day when people would give a present or Christmas 'box' to those who have worked for them throughout the year. This is still done in Britain for postmen and paper-boys - though now the 'box' is usually given before Christmas, not after.

In feudal times, Christmas was a reason for a gathering of extended families. All the serfs would gather their families in the manor of their lord, which made it easier for the lord of the estate to hand out annual stipends to the serfs. After all the Christmas parties on 26 December, the lord of the estate would give practical goods such as cloth, grains, and tools to the serfs who lived on his land. Each family would get a box full of such goods the day after Christmas. Under this explanation, there was nothing voluntary about this transaction; the lord of the manor was obliged to supply these goods. Because of the boxes being given out, the day was called Boxing Day.

In England many years ago, it was common practice for the servants to carry boxes to their employers when they arrived for their day's work on the day after Christmas. Their employers would then put coins in the boxes as special end-of-year gifts. This can be compared with the modern day concept of Christmas bonuses. The servants carried boxes for the coins, hence the name Boxing Day.

In churches, it was traditional to open the church's donation box on Christmas Day, and the money in the donation box was to be distributed to the poorer or lower class citizens on the next day. In this case, the "box" in "Boxing Day" comes from that lockbox in which the donations were left.

 

4 Hrs & 30 minutes to Lift Off.

:o :o :o :o just remembered the abbey road concert is on tonight

 

off to set up the recorder :yahoo: :yahoo:

:wacko: Sparkle - what do you mean set the recorder - you mean you are actually going to bed - I dont believe it :wacko: :wacko: :wacko: :wacko:

its on at 12.20 :blink:

 

I might need my bed by then or I may still be posting on here :lol:

Edited December 26, 200618 yr by sparkle

I'm going to watch it, video it and DVD it. ( I'm not very good with the DVD Recorder so ain't taking no goddamn chances! :lol: )

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

good idea Jups

very thorough Jups ;)

I'll need to get ready about an hour before as I need to Format my Disc (whatever the hell that means). <_<

I'll need to get ready about an hour before as I need to Format my Disc (whatever the hell that means). <_<

 

 

I have that button on my recorder too :cry:

I have that button on my recorder too :cry:

 

 

I don't have a button or a posh recorder :(

I have a very posh recorder but ain't got the foggiest what to do with it. :unsure:

Awhhhhhhhhhhhhh !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I got a posh DVD Recorder for Xmas. It's a fancy thing that has a huge hard drive and holds up to 170 hrs of programes. You don' even have to make a DVD - It's like Sky plus :P

 

All very complicated and my head still hurts so I'll just record the gig and transfer it tonight ^_^

 

 

Cannot wait :dance:

 

btw - Leeds is on Sky 2 at 10PM tonight :dance:

I have a very posh recorder but ain't got the foggiest what to do with it. :unsure:

 

 

I find it handy to keep a few teenagers around the house for that sort of thing ;)