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BBC Coverage 2022


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Just now, Barry Fish said:

Do we thought?  Not sure we do...

Sunday afternoon is better for that 😜 

 

I'd take this Macca set over any set by Billie Eilish or Kendrick Lamaar tbh. Unless you can get Sheeran or Adele you're better of with a glorified legend over a modern in thing 

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14 minutes ago, willd255 said:

Just looked up the setlist to see how much of this is left and absolutely cannot believe one of the songs he's left off. This setlist is an absolute travesty

Just had a look. There has to be some mistake.

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Just got back after a gig tonight and seen what happened. I’ve seen absolutely nothing to confirm if it was any good or not, but if I’d been in that field tonight when Macca brought Springsteen I’d have been an insufferable nightmare for weeks! I do not think I’d talk about anything else 

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Just now, Rose-Colored Boy said:

The setlist on setlist.fm has been all over the place all night. He surely can’t miss out Hey Jude.. 

Yeah it was that and it's just been proven wrong. Just some bellend trying to predict it.

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1 minute ago, MEGATRONICMEATWAGON said:

The setlist on setlist.fm must be telling porkies. They don't have Hey Jude down at all. 

 

The one I’m looking at is updating only when it’s played on TV… gone back a few days to check what’s to come 

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