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Asking for a lot there pal! 

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18 minutes ago, cammie81 said:

Can't remember if it's been said here already but Let's Eat Grandma to support Chrvches next year. Not a bad combo at all.

Saw that on Twitter this morning, got Ally Pally tickets with Mrs Q so I'm happy with this!

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Niiiice, I was 80% sure I'd go to the Chvrches tour, but Let's Eat Grandma are more than enough to take that to 100. Still, would be nice to get a headline tour from them; there probably will be one later next year announced around the time of this Chvrches tour I'd assume.

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On 9/24/2018 at 1:04 PM, Gilgamesh69 said:

I keep hearing bad things about Metallica live. Multiple friends have said theyve seen them (at different shows) and that they've been some of the worst concerts they've ever been to...

Seen them 10 times. Only shit once and that was in 1987.

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I keep hearing bad things about Metallica live. Multiple friends have said theyve seen them (at different shows) and that they've been some of the worst concerts they've ever been to...

Thought they were brilliant at both Glastonbury and Reading the year after.

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Never been a huge fan of Metallica but enjoyed both times I've seen them.

Has anyone seen Childish Gambino? Is he good live? I have a chance to see him at the o2 (if it doesn't get cancelled/postponed) but it's an effort to get back from, especially on a Sunday night so am a little on the fence about it. 

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Has anyone seen Childish Gambino? Is he good live? I have a chance to see him at the o2 (if it doesn't get cancelled/postponed) but it's an effort to get back from, especially on a Sunday night so am a little on the fence about it. 

Saw him at Brixton Academy a few years back (2014 I think?) and it was good. May be one of your last chances to watch him play live so I'd probably head down.

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6 minutes ago, jyoung said:

Saw him at Brixton Academy a few years back (2014 I think?) and it was good. May be one of your last chances to watch him play live so I'd probably head down.

That's my current line of thought. The more I listen to his earlier stuff the more I'm enjoying it too. I think I'm more likely to regret not going. 

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