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I’ve made peace that I’ll be missing this year. Do you think we’ll ever get to a stage where it doesn’t instantly sell out?
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That lovely feeling when the page changes for the first time only to instantly say Sold Out.
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13 hours ago, Neil said:
just seen that the Aldershot match is on TNT sports today. 🙂
It was not good.
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There’s a bee statue from Manchester touring the country. Think it’s made from weapons and is equally spectacular and thought-provoking.
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On 4/9/2024 at 8:35 PM, Acid_Haze said:
Only just got round to listening to the new Yard Act and think it's great. Think they've really improved since The Overload, better storytelling and the music's gotten more disco-y and Talking Heads inspired. Really looking forward to seeing them this year, didn't manage to catch them in 2022.
I particularly enjoy the ‘listening to Grammatics’ line. What a band they were!- 1
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8 hours ago, incident said:
Basically - you've misremembered a light-hearted comment that Michael made referencing a concert in Russia that Macca had played the week before.
Nothing you mention even comes close to being knowingly dishonest.
Or a few press contacts saying he’s a ‘mad old farmer who sometimes gets carried away’. You’re taking a tongue-in-cheek comment a bit too seriously. Nothing malicious in what he’s said over the years - just a bit of overexcitement, which is why we love them both! -
3 hours ago, incident said:
Not really.
Unless you count Michaels traditional "best festival ever" statement that he used to make every year, but I'd just call that hyperbole rather than anything more.
Helicopters controlling the weather is one I always remember from the early 2000s (maybe when Macca played?), the biggest headliners ever being booked for two years’ time etc although contracts etc are difficult! -
I can’t see too many people putting their tickets back but equally the Eavii have a history of being a tad ‘economical’ with the truth, especially when it comes to good news stories and highlighting successes!
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Congratulations to all who’ve paid for tickets. When do we think the resale will be?
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Who remembers Aloud.com? Was that a Seetickets site? Fun and games in 2004 on that site…
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Started a Spotify playlist of the songs I’ve written about on my silly little blog this year:
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Gillian Keegan outright lying about Labour, saying they’d stop the free childcare (they haven’t) on the BBC News just now…
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Seen a couple of early to mid-noughties favourites add shows at a local grassroots venue but tickets are over £30. I understand (and support the fact) that bands need paying but is this now the going rate for small local venues?
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31 minutes ago, ClementsMike said:
Reminds me of the time I travelled three hours each way to watch The Strokes do a 40 minute gig 🙂
Brixton - 2002?
I remember pondering if it was worth that £16 entry fee (it was).
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On 3/12/2024 at 10:28 PM, northernangel said:
That's outrageous to be honest I think. I know inflation but when those albums wre touring originally, they were £20/25 gigs.
Nah, Blackened Sky was £6 at Aldershot West End Centre in 2002 - or free when they played with Vex Red and Reuben.
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When do we think the resale will take place?
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No Seven Days in the Sun? And not sure they’ve ever regularly played Yesterday Went Too Soon? Shame…
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Sunak was on Jeremy Vine’s show and couldn’t handle any line of questioning.
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58 minutes ago, Neil said:
Tom Gray (Gomez) was selected as the Labour candidate for the Brighton Pavilion constituency.
its like blur vs oasis all over again!
Bring It On.
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My favourite part has been Young Fathers’ relatable disinterest in it all whenever they are on camera.
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Enjoyed The Way - Michael Sheen and Adam Curtis’s Wales Uprising thing on BBC. Was pretty good but not seen anyone talking about it.
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