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  3. Lol. You should keep reading. It's a pretty good article from someone who wasn't a big fan going in and left blown away.
  4. Originally posted by MoFoNYR15:[..]
    Lol. You should keep reading. It's a pretty good article from someone who wasn't a big fan going in and left blown away.
    To a lesser extent that was me in 2011.
  5. Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
    I know it's not in terms of proper venue size, but I still don't agree. I think the Pyramid Stage from Glasto holds that title. Very crappy and/or overhyped bands have undeservedly headlined many shows at MSG but you can't say that about Glasto: headlining at the Pyramid Stage is reserved to mostly great bands.
    I agree about Glastonbury , only the best will usually headline there ( Jay Z headlined no ?).... that being said its a festival , we are talking about an arena , and or a specific building (ex. O2 Arena London).....so Glastonbury is not a good example , its an outdoor event as is the Coachella Festival in Indio CA here in the states....if you want to say for instance Wembley Arena or the old Boston Garden , then sure that is a valid argument...not a festival...just my 2 cents
  6. just a few more off the top of my head ...Earl's Court , Royal Albert Hall and Radio City Music Hall are other famous iconic buildings , where I have been fortunate to see some of the greatest acts ever over the years....
  7. Shame Earls Court is now closing. Very fortunate to have witnessed Arcade Fire's two-night stand during the Reflektor Tour there.

    Went to read the rest of that article. Fair play to him - I hope it happens to a few more.
  8. Originally posted by KieranU2:Shame Earls Court is now closing. Very fortunate to have witnessed Arcade Fire's two-night stand during the Reflektor Tour there.

    Went to read the rest of that article. Fair play to him - I hope it happens to a few more.
    I hope it happens to a few less!!!! It's hard enough getting tickets
  9. Originally posted by KieranU2:Shame Earls Court is now closing. Very fortunate to have witnessed Arcade Fire's two-night stand during the Reflektor Tour there.

    Went to read the rest of that article. Fair play to him - I hope it happens to a few more.
    Its closing ? Ugh I saw Radiohead's 2 classics shows there in Nov 2003...
  10. Yeah, making way for flats. Typical.
  11. Thats brutal....wow
  12. Originally posted by EDDMB:[..]
    I agree about Glastonbury , only the best will usually headline there ( Jay Z headlined no ?).... that being said its a festival , we are talking about an arena , and or a specific building (ex. O2 Arena London).....so Glastonbury is not a good example , its an outdoor event as is the Coachella Festival in Indio CA here in the states....if you want to say for instance Wembley Arena or the old Boston Garden , then sure that is a valid argument...not a festival...just my 2 cents
    I had written Wembley Stadium as the "standalone venue" alternative, and decided to remove it last minute since you could say the same about it than about MSG (some shit bands and artists have sold out Wembley!). But yeah, that and Glasto are definitely the top stages worldwide in my book.
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