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no way!

sea song over words for me everytime!

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Yeah, i wanted Sea Song too :O Maybe next month.

Really small venue, felt like double the 1000 capacity in there, still managed to get pretty close to the front though. Have to say that the crowd seemed a bit subdued to me... lots of head nodding going on but not much else for much of the gig. That said the band put on a fantastic performance (as always)... highlights for me... Last Broadcast, Kingdom of Rust, The Fear and of course Here It Comes was just special :unsure:

Bring on the Academy in april :huh:

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how many times though? id love them to turn up at the park or queens head
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educate me or shoot me down, never been that impressed when i've seen them live but never been that familiar with their stuff, maybe some recommended listening would help
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my itinerary today

8.30am Start Work

1.00pm Lunch

4.00pm Finish Work

4.10pm Board Train for Paddington

4.36pm Board Circle Line Tube

4.59pm Board Northern Line Tube

5.07pm Arrive Kentish Town Tube

5.10pm Enter Bull & Gate

5.11pm Begin Slow Drinking

7.45pm Leave Bull & Gate

7.55pm Enter The Forum

8.00pm Nose Round Green Room

8.30pm GO f**kING MENTAL!!!!

seriously, im a bit excited now :)

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i cant find a set list as yet, but this is on their blog from andy

"We really work hard on how the set starts, how it builds and we don't like to radically re-do the set-list each night as it can really effect the flow. The set list is really working for this tour and that's something that's really important to us. We've swapped a couple of songs around, for example ‘Words' and ‘Sea Song' on a couple of nights, but we're really happy with it. We'll have another look at it for the spring tour though."

so no clue what it will be tonight but maybe the cedar room will make an appearence in the big tour :)

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