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Who are they?
. Been ages since I last heard it. And there are no strange sunday Bloody Sunday snippets at the end of '40'. So instead of the croad singing "How long...." they're singing "Sundaaaay bloody sundaaaaaay"Originally posted by iTim[..]
Would be a valiant effort to find a pineapple tree in dearest United Kingdom.
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I hear John O'Groats has a couple...
Originally posted by iTimWell after listening to Victoria Hall bootleg, I'm going listen to Red rocks
God I love U2.
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lol...never realized that
It's a pretty good gig, most local they've been here and my Dad was there, shame the sound quality is a bit on the shabby side. It's poor for the first 3 songs or so, then it gets better. Good performances of Out of Control, Seconds, Twilight, Tomorrow and I Fall Down (which on here says there's an An Cat Dubh snippet, though it's a pretty odd one). Originally posted by stj0691[..]Panic at the Disco....their new album 'Pretty Odd" has a Sgt Peppers style to it, and it was very much influenced by rock from the 60s (The Who, The Rolling Stones (when they were young lol), and the Beatles).
Originally posted by iTim[..]Would be a valiant effert to get to bloody John O'Groats too!
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If you were to take my advice, then no, just no. Their name alone makes me feel ill lol.
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Speaking of local shows, I was checking u2gigs.com and found that they've played UEA 3 times in the past, twice on the Boy tour and once on October...but none of the bootlegs are available here and for 2 of them, there wasn't even a setlist available lol.
Originally posted by stj0691[..]yea,....not so much here. The Boston Garden/Fleet Center had some 'ok' shows.