Ischgl or Solden??
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Started by Babyshambles in Austria 17-Apr-2008 - 22 Replies
RossF
reply to 'Ischgl or Solden??' posted Jun-2008
Doherty is a genius. It is more than a shame to waste the talent however.
JulietP
reply to 'Ischgl or Solden??' posted Jun-2008
Pete Doherty is very talented, the libertines were the best band to form since oasis and babyshambles are excellent.
In terms of music, I fail to understand how anyone can call pete doherty a waste of space. There is no other band around at the moment that I would rather see than babyshambles who i have seen on numerous occasions and who are exceptional.
In terms of music, I fail to understand how anyone can call pete doherty a waste of space. There is no other band around at the moment that I would rather see than babyshambles who i have seen on numerous occasions and who are exceptional.
Tony_H
reply to 'Ischgl or Solden??' posted Jun-2008
Musically gifted in terms of song writing - yes, if you like listening to his take on life of course.
As a person, hes a prize dick. He is a mess, and he probably thinks its cool. I read somewhere that he wanted to die before 30 as he it make him more memorable. What a pratt. Now, I like my music, but I wouldnt go near one of his gigs, especially with his track record of not turning up or being out of his head.
Theres some good stuff coming through these days which deserves a good listen. I particularly like Cajun Dance Party's album right now, and Tokyo Police Club have a proper album out at last, which is not to be avoided.
I have the Libertines first 2 albums - the first is by far the best, and is as good a debut as I can remember since Oasis or The Roses before them, but I am afraid Doherty has been on self destruct since. He may just get his wish if he carries on.
Oh, and according to information I have, Solden is not as good as Ischgl, but you need to be a decent skier in Ischgl, and be prepared for lots of rowdiness. I am told that Samnaum over the Swiss border is the place to stay if you want to ski Ischgl.
As a person, hes a prize dick. He is a mess, and he probably thinks its cool. I read somewhere that he wanted to die before 30 as he it make him more memorable. What a pratt. Now, I like my music, but I wouldnt go near one of his gigs, especially with his track record of not turning up or being out of his head.
Theres some good stuff coming through these days which deserves a good listen. I particularly like Cajun Dance Party's album right now, and Tokyo Police Club have a proper album out at last, which is not to be avoided.
I have the Libertines first 2 albums - the first is by far the best, and is as good a debut as I can remember since Oasis or The Roses before them, but I am afraid Doherty has been on self destruct since. He may just get his wish if he carries on.
Oh, and according to information I have, Solden is not as good as Ischgl, but you need to be a decent skier in Ischgl, and be prepared for lots of rowdiness. I am told that Samnaum over the Swiss border is the place to stay if you want to ski Ischgl.
Edited 2 times. Last update at 03-Jun-2008
Skidaddle
reply to 'Ischgl or Solden??' posted Jun-2008
Cajun Dance Party, Tony, not Club. )
On thread, I hve heard that Solden too is a bit on the rowdy side (although not as bad as it was a few years back) and the mid to upper slopes can be very windy, cold and exposed. However, the season there is long and pretty snow sure, so taking the rough with the smooth...
On thread, I hve heard that Solden too is a bit on the rowdy side (although not as bad as it was a few years back) and the mid to upper slopes can be very windy, cold and exposed. However, the season there is long and pretty snow sure, so taking the rough with the smooth...
Sunny
reply to 'Ischgl or Solden??' posted Mar-2010
I would like to point out that both resorts are very good and You can't tell which one is better, it depends on person.
Prices are very similar. Accomodation, slopes, infrastructure and apres ski are great in both resorts.
My advice: you must visit both resorts because both of them are among the best resorts in the Alps.
Prices are very similar. Accomodation, slopes, infrastructure and apres ski are great in both resorts.
My advice: you must visit both resorts because both of them are among the best resorts in the Alps.
Bandit
reply to 'Ischgl or Solden??' posted Mar-2010
Old and dusty thread from 2008, I do hope you're not spamming these resorts on here )
Tony_H
reply to 'Ischgl or Solden??' posted Mar-2010
I was more concerned Babyshambles had been allowed back on the forum :shock:
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Topic last updated on 14-March-2010 at 08:47