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Listened to it twice through to get me through the start of a revision all-nighter. From those two listens I prefer it to Blunderbuss, but I haven't had enough time with it to make a properly informed decision yet. Agree with the above; Three Women, Would You Fight For My Love? and The Black Bat Licorice are the best songs on there for me at the moment.

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Listened to it twice through to get me through the start of a revision all-nighter. From those two listens I prefer it to Blunderbuss, but I haven't had enough time with it to make a properly informed decision yet. Agree with the above; Three Women, Would You Fight For My Love? and The Black Bat Licorice are the best songs on there for me at the moment.

Strangely exactly the same favourite three here too. But yeah, very good album.

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Strangely exactly the same favourite three here too. But yeah, very good album.

likewise!

i don't know why i'm doing this to myself as it's just making the decision on the night harder, but i really love the new album. been playing it all day

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I like Jack White and I’ll probably see him at Glasto, but I never feel any emotional response to his music (few White Stripes songs aside). This album sounds great, just like the last one, but I’ll doubt I’ll ever listen to it more than a few times. Reckon he’ll be great live though.

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Bloody hell, in 3 nights his shifted the setlist about and you'd still not come away dissapointed with any of them would you really?!

This is going be ace, I think Mr White may have taken over from Arcade Fire for my most excited about slot! :P

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Bloody hell, in 3 nights his shifted the setlist about and you'd still not come away dissapointed with any of them would you really?!

This is going be ace, I think Mr White may have taken over from Arcade Fire for my most excited about slot! :P

People always look at me funny when i say i saw him 5 times on the Blunderbuss tour. I then explain how he shifts his set lists around. They still look at me funny though.

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Great that You Don't Know What Love Is is getting a lot of airings, for some reason I didn't think it would be one he would play. First time Ball and Biscuit has got an airing this tour too isn't it?

Only big hitter missing so far seems to be Black Math.

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I'm at peace with my decision.

Will still be checking times furiously hoping that pixies clash more with metallica as per dental plan's prediction.

I hope they do clash now you've just attributed Indie Cindy and Deal-less Pixies to it. :P

And I hope Manics do a Holy Bible set.

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fuck i've never been so back and forth with a decision / clash before. this is so shit. yesterday i was listening to Pixies all day thinking 'yeahhhh this is gonna be amazing' and then bam, White's new album drops, it's amazing, and it's back to square one again

obviously a lot of it is riding on the exact set times etc, but this is gonna be a 'decide at the moment' type of thing it seems, and it's gonna be a killer either way. definitely gonna depend on how much of the Pixies set clashes with Metallica

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Excited by the prospect of Sugar Never Tasted So Good! Streaming the Steve Lamacq show now, really enjoying the song on now, can only be a matter of time until my internet cuts out again though, fucking BT.

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