its a Barm
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What a massive fuck up that place is I'll bet our management had nothing to do with it can't see our chairman accepting this mess.
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The Co-op Live Arena
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blue b4 the moon
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Bazzer's fans won't know what's hit them before the gig (gates open @ 18.00 for them) and certainly in town afterwards assuming we lift the trophy.
Bill Walker
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Been caught miming recently. (allegedly) :)I’m a foc who has booked to watch the Eagles and can’t wait to see one of the biggest bands in the world .
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Lavinda Past
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Been caught miming recently.
I saw the Eagles back in the 70s and was so disappointed with how lazy and average they were live. I can't imagine how bad they are now.
That video does no more than confirm what I've thought for years... Enjoy the studio albums and if you want to see a live show, go to see a tribute band.
Tribute bands put the hours in to perfect shows, and are increasingly becoming better live than the real thing.
Are they now known as the Bald Eagles ?I’m a foc who has booked to watch the Eagles and can’t wait to see one of the biggest bands in the world .
Just askin'
I have always felt that the Eagles were limited to a couple of nice tunes, but not much else.I’m a foc who has booked to watch the Eagles and can’t wait to see one of the biggest bands in the world .
Very good point about tribute bands. Over the years I've seen a few and generally they have been pretty good (when I saw Livewire the AC/DC covers band, they had both Bon Scott and Brian Johnson singing ,something obviously not physically possible in the 'real world')As you say if a tribute band are shit you're not going to bother going again, whereas several times I've given 'real' bands a 2nd chance.I saw the Eagles back in the 70s and was so disappointed with how lazy and average they were live. I can't imagine how bad they are now.
That video does no more than confirm what I've thought for years... Enjoy the studio albums and if you want to see a live show, go to see a tribute band.
Tribute bands put the hours in to perfect shows, and are increasingly becoming better live than the real thing.
Much though I loved Blondie when I was growing up, I wasn't over impressed with Debbie Harry's voice when I saw them live and thought a tribute version J saw a while before were much better.
Keeping it 'on thread' I'm off to see The Smashing Pumpkins at the Co-op live next month. It will seem a bit strange in truth being it that area and not going to The Etihad (though I did
Incomplete sentence...though I did see Foo Fighters at COMS (as it was ) and have been shopping at ASDA a couple if times on a non match day....obviously, really important info I needed to add to complete my post!!Very good point about tribute bands. Over the years I've seen a few and generally they have been pretty good (when I saw Livewire the AC/DC covers band, they had both Bon Scott and Brian Johnson singing ,something obviously not physically possible in the 'real world')As you say if a tribute band are shit you're not going to bother going again, whereas several times I've given 'real' bands a 2nd chance.
Much though I loved Blondie when I was growing up, I wasn't over impressed with Debbie Harry's voice when I saw them live and thought a tribute version J saw a while before were much better.
Keeping it 'on thread' I'm off to see The Smashing Pumpkins at the Co-op live next month. It will seem a bit strange in truth being it that area and not going to The Etihad (though I did