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Post by nonrabbit on Apr 30, 2014 8:58:30 GMT
A bit late now I suppose, but my deepest apologies to Mr. Sharp, the teacher who tried but failed to impress on me the importance of learning Latin at school. I'm afraid my capacity for learning foreign languages was nil due mainly discovering rock 'n' roll, the importance of supporting my local football team and members of the opposite sex, not necessarily in that order. I shall apologise if I ever meet him in the "hereafter" I found a pic of my Latin/Classics teacher Miss Sheridan - top left with the 1950's dress!! I'm not in it -it was taken in 1966,three years before I started secondary I might add She was a great teacher and had a love of her subject, a bit naïve though -as some of them were. She once said "Girls!(all girls convent school) do not come to school unless you've eaten breakfast - I don't care if your late as long as you've had something to eat" cue - girls turning up late constantly "Had to eat breakfast. Miss"
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Post by JTull 007 on Apr 30, 2014 15:34:49 GMT
Small point but I'm glad IA has dispensed with the "hanky" on his head. Btw Jim, did you ever get the Florian Opahle black cap ? Now I have a new dilemma. Flo has a new hat during the first set... I do like that black one too. Decisions, decisions... Flo could autograph the white one in Charlotte.
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Post by Deleted on May 1, 2014 11:56:42 GMT
Review: Ian Anderson, Southampton Guildhall May 01, 2014 by Chris Broom - chris.broom@thenews.co.ukwww.portsmouth.co.uk/what-s-on/gigs-music/review-ian-anderson-southampton-guildhall-1-6032007This was a show of two halves in every sense. For the first half, former Jethro Tull frontman Ian Anderson played his new album, Homo Erraticus, in full. This ‘prog-folk-metal’ concept album comes with a detailed back story encompassing 8,000 years. And seeing as the album was only released three weeks ago, it’s perhaps not surprising that the seated audience’s response was at times a little muted. But the presentation was impeccable – at times verging on musical theatre. And with additional vocalist Ryan O’Donnell acting out some of the passages and making numerous costume changes, it frees Anderson up to concentrate on his flute. It’s an impressive piece, but after a 20-minute break, the band come back with Living In The Past, as the start of a Tull greatest hits set, the crowd is suddenly much more animated. Playing before a screen showing footage of the band back in the day, synced to the band on stage, it’s a curious experience seeing the wild-eyed hirsute Anderson of yore behind the elder statesman figure he’s become. Unsurprisingly though, the set’s climax leans on Tull’s biggest album, Aqualung – closing the mainset with the doomy epic My God and the title track, before the finale Locomotive Breath.
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Post by JTull 007 on May 1, 2014 14:16:44 GMT
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Post by steelmonkey on May 1, 2014 15:51:44 GMT
I'll never getn tired of the virtual Tull tour we get, thanks to Jim and others...but I'm getting collateral anxiety looking at seats and being afraid that empty ones will dis-spirit hard working band.
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Post by JTull 007 on May 1, 2014 16:15:51 GMT
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Post by onewhiteduck on May 1, 2014 18:30:48 GMT
Bloody Hell He's Good.
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Post by sealion on May 2, 2014 13:33:22 GMT
Just got back from Salisbury where Maddogfagin & I went to see the third night of The Ian Anderson UK, and indeed world, tour. And what a night it was. The first thing to hit us was the massive screen at the back of the stage which was playing a number of videos by the like of Fairport & Anna Phoebe as we came into the hall. This then changed as the lights went down to show....well I'll leave you to find out when you catch up with the tour, as you surely must!
We already knew that the first half would be Homo Erraticus & it really souded good live. The album has definitely grown on me & I especially like Doggerland, Puer Ferox Adventus, Turnpike Inn, Tripudium Ad Bellum, After These Wars & Cold Dead Reckoning. The band sounded pretty damn good & were loud & clear, even Ian's vocals were good - in stark contrast to the Albert Hall last year. For this we have to thank Ryan O'Donnell who now sings alot more stuff & takes a good portion of the load from Ian - he has a difficult job to do on stage but carries it off well & his voice, not dissimilar to Ian's, is convincing & suits the material well.
The second half was absolutely classic Tull & the inclusion of Critique Oblique from Passion Play the icing on the cake. I have to say I never expected to see Ian perform Passion Play again & of course the last time was the same segment on the War Child tour way back in 1974. Teacher & Sweet Dream were both very welcome as well &, although I could have done without TOTR&RTYTD, the heavier truncated version sounded good.
So, apart from Locomotive Breath, a completely different set to last year's TAAB shows & thoroughly enjoyable, indeed the time passed way too quickly which is always a sign of a great show. Interesting to note that the drum kit is at the side of the stage - to allow a clear view of the amazing video backdrop - so it was possible to see not only Scott's hands but his feet as well - working away on the bass drum & hi-hat - which we normally can't see. And what a drummer he is. Never an easy job playing Tull music with all its twists & turns & constantly changing rhythms but Scott managed it all impeccably.
Sadly there was a moment of unwelcome drama during Aqualung when an audience member, clearly unhappy wth poor old Ryan singing some of that song, stormed down to the stage, tore his ticket into little pieces, threw it over Ryan & then left the hall. Mmmm, unacceptable behaviour from a Tull fan (assuming he was) methinks not to mention being utterly misguided. Ian needs to reduce his vocal burden & it was a brave & sensible move on his part to bring in Ryan - I've yet to hear anyone disagree with Ryan's presence in the band & personally I think he adds a subtley quirky element to the show which works well. So, if you're reading this Ryan - ignore what happened & carry on doing a great job. And if whoever stormed out is reading this just 2 words - grow up!
Looking forward to High Wycombe next week & York the week after....
Oh yes, the merch is pretty good as well, great new HM t-shirts & an excellent new programme complete with a Tull quiz & a host of other great stuff - all sold, as usual, by Tom.
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Post by steelmonkey on May 2, 2014 15:22:45 GMT
My two words to the tantrum thrower who dissed Ryan are not as polite as yours !
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2014 16:58:45 GMT
Just got back from Salisbury where Maddogfagin & I went to see the third night of The Ian Anderson UK, and indeed world, tour. And what a night it was. The first thing to hit us was the massive screen at the back of the stage which was playing a number of videos by the like of Fairport & Anna Phoebe as we came into the hall. This then changed as the lights went down to show....well I'll leave you to find out when you catch up with the tour, as you surely must! We already knew that the first half would be Homo Erraticus & it really souded good live. The album has definitely grown on me & I especially like Doggerland, Puer Ferox Adventus, Turnpike Inn, Tripudium Ad Bellum, After These Wars & Cold Dead Reckoning. The band sounded pretty damn good & were loud & clear, even Ian's vocals were good - in stark contrast to the Albert Hall last year. For this we have to thank Ryan O'Donnell who now sings alot more stuff & takes a good portion of the load from Ian - he has a difficult job to do on stage but carries it off well & his voice, not dissimilar to Ian's, is convincing & suits the material well. The second half was absolutely classic Tull & the inclusion of Critique Oblique from Passion Play the icing on the cake. I have to say I never expected to see Ian perform Passion Play again & of course the last time was the same segment on the War Child tour way back in 1974. Teacher & Sweet Dream were both very welcome as well &, although I could have done without TOTR&RTYTD, the heavier truncated version sounded good. So, apart from Locomotive Breath, a completely different set to last year's TAAB shows & thoroughly enjoyable, indeed the time passed way too quickly which is always a sign of a great show. Interesting to note that the drum kit is at the side of the stage - to allow a clear view of the amazing video backdrop - so it was possible to see not only Scott's hands but his feet as well - working away on the bass drum & hi-hat - which we normally can't see. And what a drummer he is. Never an easy job playing Tull music with all its twists & turns & constantly changing rhythms but Scott managed it all impeccably. Sadly there was a moment of unwelcome drama during Aqualung when an audience member, clearly unhappy wth poor old Ryan singing some of that song, stormed down to the stage, tore his ticket into little pieces, threw it over Ryan & then left the hall. Mmmm, unacceptable behaviour from a Tull fan (assuming he was) methinks not to mention being utterly misguided. Ian needs to reduce his vocal burden & it was a brave & sensible move on his part to bring in Ryan - I've yet to hear anyone disagree with Ryan's presence in the band & personally I think he adds a subtley quirky element to the show which works well. So, if you're reading this Ryan - ignore what happened & carry on doing a great job. And if whoever stormed out is reading this just 2 words - grow up! Looking forward to High Wycombe next week & York the week after.... Oh yes, the merch is pretty good as well, great new HM t-shirts & an excellent new programme complete with a Tull quiz & a host of other great stuff - all sold, as usual, by Tom. Thank you for the review, very much appreciated. Maddog hung over? Sleeping in with the dog... I'm just a singer in a rock and roll band... RESPECT to Ryan
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Post by ash on May 2, 2014 17:26:56 GMT
My two words to the tantrum thrower who dissed Ryan are not as polite as yours ! And as for my four words! . Really looking forward to Oxford now on Sunday and Shepherds Bush on the 25th
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Post by maddogfagin on May 2, 2014 20:22:34 GMT
Just got back from Salisbury where Maddogfagin & I went to see the third night of The Ian Anderson UK, and indeed world, tour. And what a night it was. The first thing to hit us was the massive screen at the back of the stage which was playing a number of videos by the like of Fairport & Anna Phoebe as we came into the hall. This then changed as the lights went down to show....well I'll leave you to find out when you catch up with the tour, as you surely must! We already knew that the first half would be Homo Erraticus & it really souded good live. The album has definitely grown on me & I especially like Doggerland, Puer Ferox Adventus, Turnpike Inn, Tripudium Ad Bellum, After These Wars & Cold Dead Reckoning. The band sounded pretty damn good & were loud & clear, even Ian's vocals were good - in stark contrast to the Albert Hall last year. For this we have to thank Ryan O'Donnell who now sings alot more stuff & takes a good portion of the load from Ian - he has a difficult job to do on stage but carries it off well & his voice, not dissimilar to Ian's, is convincing & suits the material well. The second half was absolutely classic Tull & the inclusion of Critique Oblique from Passion Play the icing on the cake. I have to say I never expected to see Ian perform Passion Play again & of course the last time was the same segment on the War Child tour way back in 1974. Teacher & Sweet Dream were both very welcome as well &, although I could have done without TOTR&RTYTD, the heavier truncated version sounded good. So, apart from Locomotive Breath, a completely different set to last year's TAAB shows & thoroughly enjoyable, indeed the time passed way too quickly which is always a sign of a great show. Interesting to note that the drum kit is at the side of the stage - to allow a clear view of the amazing video backdrop - so it was possible to see not only Scott's hands but his feet as well - working away on the bass drum & hi-hat - which we normally can't see. And what a drummer he is. Never an easy job playing Tull music with all its twists & turns & constantly changing rhythms but Scott managed it all impeccably. Sadly there was a moment of unwelcome drama during Aqualung when an audience member, clearly unhappy wth poor old Ryan singing some of that song, stormed down to the stage, tore his ticket into little pieces, threw it over Ryan & then left the hall. Mmmm, unacceptable behaviour from a Tull fan (assuming he was) methinks not to mention being utterly misguided. Ian needs to reduce his vocal burden & it was a brave & sensible move on his part to bring in Ryan - I've yet to hear anyone disagree with Ryan's presence in the band & personally I think he adds a subtley quirky element to the show which works well. So, if you're reading this Ryan - ignore what happened & carry on doing a great job. And if whoever stormed out is reading this just 2 words - grow up! Looking forward to High Wycombe next week & York the week after.... Oh yes, the merch is pretty good as well, great new HM t-shirts & an excellent new programme complete with a Tull quiz & a host of other great stuff - all sold, as usual, by Tom. Thank you for the review, very much appreciated. Maddog hung over? Sleeping in with the dog... I'm just a singer in a rock and roll band... RESPECT to Ryan No TT, just a long and rather exhausting train and bus journey from Salisbury to the Cornish hinterland. Talk about slow Thanks for the review Sealion, yes it was as you described and all I'll add is that Ryan is singing around approx 25% of the lyrics and making a damn fine job of doing so. I won't spoil the fun of those going to the concerts by scanning the programme but it is one of the best for sometime and well worth £10. T shirts are £16 and Tom is also selling retro shirts as well and also copies of the album which, rather surprisingly, people were buying before the show. Ticket for the concert And a large venue poster, a bit creased but you have to blame Great Western trains for that
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Post by maddogfagin on May 2, 2014 20:30:56 GMT
Small point but I'm glad IA has dispensed with the "hanky" on his head. Btw Jim, did you ever get the Florian Opahle black cap ? Jim - I was chatting with Florian yesterday afternoon and asked him about the black cap on your behalf. Apparently it's Swiss. Also for guitar payers on the Forum, I asked him about whether he has a back-up guitar and the answer is yes - another Gibson Les Paul
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Post by hardliner on May 3, 2014 0:35:32 GMT
Sadly there was a moment of unwelcome drama during Aqualung when an audience member, clearly unhappy wth poor old Ryan singing some of that song, stormed down to the stage, tore his ticket into little pieces, threw it over Ryan & then left the hall. Mmmm, unacceptable behaviour from a Tull fan (assuming he was) methinks not to mention being utterly misguided. Ian needs to reduce his vocal burden & it was a brave & sensible move on his part to bring in Ryan - I've yet to hear anyone disagree with Ryan's presence in the band & personally I think he adds a subtley quirky element to the show which works well. So, if you're reading this Ryan - ignore what happened & carry on doing a great job. And if whoever stormed out is reading this just 2 words - grow up! terrible stuff to witness this crap from a fellow human being. Sorry for Ryan having to endure this stuff for merely doing his paid job as a session musician which is all he is and doing what is required well. But maybe this is where we have a problem now boys and girls ( not defending this behaviour by any stretch mind because its crap). just think for a moment tho this guy has been a hardcore Tull fan for many many many years. hes maybe paid good money to see IA perform HE and best of TULL (who now dont exist apparently according to wilkipedia) Who would he expect to sing the Tull stuff Answers on a postcard Like i said not condoning his behaviour But there is now seriuos confusion with seriuos TULL fans IA said hes finished with TULL 2011 but now his solo band is ATTEMPTING to sound like classic Tull . And play classic Tull 2nd set. Hmmm just dont get it to be honest ? theres a lot of passionate Tull fans out there unfortunatley . So we dont build a monument to Martin but we build 1 to Ian who is all/everything Tull and did everything from day 1 to make Tull a great band. the other guys were just passengers/former members yes? ?? Well im a huge fan of IA but sorry to be honest (puts knife proof vest on)but IA was the weakest member of the This Was lineup FULL STOP After This Was IA had great vision but he simply couldnt have done it on his own MA = top drawer blues rock player ,legend strongest player on This Was MB = geniuos on the guitar (in the record books best solo tp 100 for Aqaua, pretty good stuff for just another 'former member' ha ha) Clive/Barrie probably the best drummers england has ever witnessed even according to Bonham Glen = best Tull bass player EVER STILL John Evans no one gets near on the piano David Palmer MASSIVE MASSIVE MASSIVE part of shaping of Tull TULL WOULD NOT HAVE EXISTED WITHOUT THESES GUYS ,END OFF ,im pretty sure these guys made IA What he is today. IA current guys are just copying these legends,accept the cold facts,they have created nothing of interest to date . IA is a legend but never underestimate the early lineup's input to making TULL THE BEST BAND EVER. Ive personally gave up on IA now as i just dont see it as a sincere/interesting band like TULL was once upon a time. The OTT THEATRICAL STUFF/ METAL GUITAR NOT FOR ME. Slob and RD great albums TAAB2 and HE not so I would feel great if IA followed up the likes of RD ,SLOB as like he said he doesnt want to do TULL MUSIC anymore But to try to be TULL in disguise is possibly where some fans have an issue Rant over lol.
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Post by craigz on May 3, 2014 1:46:22 GMT
Sadly there was a moment of unwelcome drama during Aqualung when an audience member, clearly unhappy wth poor old Ryan singing some of that song, stormed down to the stage, tore his ticket into little pieces, threw it over Ryan & then left the hall. Mmmm, unacceptable behaviour from a Tull fan (assuming he was) methinks not to mention being utterly misguided. Ian needs to reduce his vocal burden & it was a brave & sensible move on his part to bring in Ryan - I've yet to hear anyone disagree with Ryan's presence in the band & personally I think he adds a subtley quirky element to the show which works well. So, if you're reading this Ryan - ignore what happened & carry on doing a great job. And if whoever stormed out is reading this just 2 words - grow up! terrible stuff to witness this crap from a fellow human being. Sorry for Ryan having to endure this stuff for merely doing his paid job as a session musician which is all he is and doing what is required well. But maybe this is where we have a problem now boys and girls ( not defending this behaviour by any stretch mind because its crap). just think for a moment tho this guy has been a hardcore Tull fan for many many many years. hes maybe paid good money to see IA perform HE and best of TULL (who now dont exist apparently according to wilkipedia) Who would he expect to sing the Tull stuff Answers on a postcard Like i said not condoning his behaviour But there is now seriuos confusion with seriuos TULL fans IA said hes finished with TULL 2011 but now his solo band is ATTEMPTING to sound like classic Tull . And play classic Tull 2nd set. Hmmm just dont get it to be honest ? theres a lot of passionate Tull fans out there unfortunatley . So we dont build a monument to Martin but we build 1 to Ian who is all/everything Tull and did everything from day 1 to make Tull a great band. the other guys were just passengers/former members yes? ?? Well im a huge fan of IA but sorry to be honest (puts knife proof vest on)but IA was the weakest member of the This Was lineup FULL STOP After This Was IA had great vision but he simply couldnt have done it on his own MA = top drawer blues rock player ,legend strongest player on This Was MB = geniuos on the guitar (in the record books best solo tp 100 for Aqaua, pretty good stuff for just another 'former member' ha ha) Clive/Barrie probably the best drummers england has ever witnessed even according to Bonham Glen = best Tull bass player EVER STILL John Evans no one gets near on the piano David Palmer MASSIVE MASSIVE MASSIVE part of shaping of Tull TULL WOULD NOT HAVE EXISTED WITHOUT THESES GUYS ,END OFF ,im pretty sure these guys made IA What he is today. IA current guys are just copying these legends,accept the cold facts,they have created nothing of interest to date . IA is a legend but never underestimate the early lineup's input to making TULL THE BEST BAND EVER. Ive personally gave up on IA now as i just dont see it as a sincere/interesting band like TULL was once upon a time. The OTT THEATRICAL STUFF/ METAL GUITAR NOT FOR ME. Slob and RD great albums TAAB2 and HE not so I would feel great if IA followed up the likes of RD ,SLOB as like he said he doesnt want to do TULL MUSIC anymore But to try to be TULL in disguise is possibly where some fans have an issue Rant over lol. To each his own I guess. I think the new band is excellent. Few, if any, of the members of the various early line-ups started as accomplished musicians. They grew into their parts. Why does the new line-up not get the same chance? I think TAAB2 is good, but uneven. HE, on the other hand, is excellent. I have not been this excited to be a Tull fan in 20 years.
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Post by Essan on May 3, 2014 7:52:20 GMT
Regarding the Ryan incident - all I can say is, if it wasn't for Ryan would these gigs even been going ahead? I was delighted when I heard he was continuing as vocalist - bringing someone else in to share the vocals is something I thought Ian should have done many, many years ago. Only 35 hours to go till Oxford
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Post by maddogfagin on May 3, 2014 8:41:39 GMT
Regarding the Ryan incident - all I can say is, if it wasn't for Ryan would these gigs even been going ahead? I was delighted when I heard he was continuing as vocalist - bringing someone else in to share the vocals is something I thought Ian should have done many, many years ago. Only 35 hours to go till Oxford Not long to go now Sir Also regarding "The Ryan O'Donnell Ticket Incident", it was strange that the twat with the ticket waited so long before making his rather ill-judged protest and makes me think that he wanted to get his money's worth before storming out. Maybe he'd been told by his Mum to be in by 10 o'clock and didn't want to look small in front of his mates. Shame he missed an epic finish to the show.
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Post by snaffler on May 3, 2014 9:10:20 GMT
I been listening to the Brighton show and with Ryans vocals, the old songs sound great, new and fresh! If he hadnt been there to share the vocals i dont think id be turning out to see the show at the Sage Gateshead later this month. The Old Boy just hasnt got a singing voice anymore.
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Post by nonrabbit on May 3, 2014 9:38:39 GMT
Well all the Ryan episode has done has shown what a bad-mannered,deluded and arrogant p**t looks like.
Hope Ryan and the rest had a good laugh at his expense.
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Post by maddogfagin on May 3, 2014 9:56:41 GMT
Forgot to mention that the HE T shirts are rather good and well made. Sizes seem to be large, extra large and BBS (big bastard size)
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Post by nonrabbit on May 3, 2014 9:57:36 GMT
.....But maybe this is where we have a problem now boys and girls ( not defending this behaviour by any stretch mind because its crap). just think for a moment tho this guy has been a hardcore Tull fan for many many many years. hes maybe paid good money to see IA perform HE and best of TULL (who now dont exist apparently according to wilkipedia) Who would he expect to sing the Tull stuff Answers on a postcard Like i said not condoning his behaviour But there is now seriuos confusion with seriuos TULL fans Rant over lol...... That idiot at the concert and his act of making a show of himself - putting himself on centre stage probably says more about his ego rather than any point he might have. You make a point about how him and possibly others may feel short changed or disappointed with the way things are now. Well first of all he should have done a bit of research into who would be playing,realised that Ian's voice has not been the same for a long time and not realistic to think that it might have made a miraculous return to 19whatever. The fact that Ryan is on the tour means he will be taking on some of the vocals. A lot of people including myself think Ian's voice sounds great on HE ( maybe resulting in less "rapping" please) Re Aqualung - even the bible (if it rocks you) is up for interpretation sometimes. And directed to the pr** - just because you may have been a fan for decades doesn't give you the right to dictate what choices are made. You can choose not to go although you do sound like a theatrical type - maybe you could get a part as a bad -tempered, litter sweeper.
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Post by nonrabbit on May 3, 2014 10:10:56 GMT
The videos are in - don't look if you don't want to.
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Post by nonrabbit on May 3, 2014 10:16:51 GMT
Warning emotional outburst.
Glimpsing some of those videos and what's on offer is enough to make me appreciate the fact that we can still witness Ian Anderson performing on stage and providing what seems to be a well thought out show with a nod to the past and a new album.
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Post by maddogfagin on May 3, 2014 11:39:16 GMT
I been listening to the Brighton show and with Ryans vocals, the old songs sound great, new and fresh! If he hadnt been there to share the vocals i dont think id be turning out to see the show at the Sage Gateshead later this month. The Old Boy just hasnt got a singing voice anymore. Found the download link for the Dome - rather fine for a first night with no sign of nerves though I expect there were a few no doubt. I think with hindsight, and it's obviously a very personal thing, I found that a small percentage of the background videos may have a been a minor distraction from the live show. Fine during "Sweet Dream" or "Too Old . . ." when they used the videos of the songs from the Slipsteam video/dvd on the screen but maybe a bit too much in a couple of other cases. When I win the lottery I'll book the band for a one off special in the Dirty Dog And Duck and fly over members from foreign parts. Dream on
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Post by JTull 007 on May 3, 2014 12:17:30 GMT
The videos are in - don't look if you don't want to. whichwayThe album cover backdrop looks great. Bless you Patti. I'm so happy I could kiss a Nonrabbit! Rock On!
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Post by snaffler on May 3, 2014 12:41:58 GMT
This video looks brilliant! Really looking forward to the show now. It looks as though its been very well thought out and gives the audience a nice throwback to when IA was in his pomp (along with the rest of the earlier incarnations of his band), and an obvious contemporary feel to the show. As to the arse who tore up his ticket.....total tosser, nobody has the right to tell IA how to sing songs....things change, time passes nothing ever stays the same....you cant live in the past...if you do you end up bitter and twisted!! Its great to have such a unique talent as IA still performing regularly live.
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Post by JTull 007 on May 3, 2014 15:18:45 GMT
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Post by steelmonkey on May 3, 2014 15:26:59 GMT
That building would be a lot prettier without the crap neon on it....what kind of idiot marketing types allow that to happen ?
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Post by craigz on May 3, 2014 15:40:27 GMT
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