The recent and upcoming gigs thread
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So, how does Ozzy look up close like that.....pretty old looking? I mean, I know he's not young....
You're so lucky to have been that close...I Mean......you could really get a feel for his personality, and how he behaves with the crowd. Way cool....where was the show?
I would crap...being that close to him. I'm a massive fan...in case you couldn't figure.
Nick Mason just posted on Facebook that North American dates for his Saucerful of Secrets band will be announced soon!
Just purchased tickets for Little Steven and The Disciples of Soul at The Fillmore Dec 7th, gonna be awesome as close to Springsteen as possible.
I was pleased to see The Charlatans last Saturday. Managed to snag these shots from near the stage.
Well, not really recent, but apparently 51 years ago this month, the Saville in London was the place to be.
Sadly I can't make it, but tomorrow (Tuesday 2nd Oct.) at the Union Chapel in Islington is a gig showcasing/celebrating 10 years of KScope, and Giancarlo will be doing a set.
Union Chapel 10 years Of Kscope
Union Chapel 10 years Of Kscope
MrSmithers
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Cool venue! Maybe another time? I went to primary school right round the corner from there!
OldAsMono
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I saw Al Di Meola Saturday as part of his Acoustic Trio. Just a pianist, accordion player and Al. Very good show but ticket sales were very, very low. Jordan Rudess from Dream Theater did a solo opening act on the grand piano. Very good also.
You have to keep in mind that back then they weren't the mega stars that they would later become...
Oh, I know, but sometimes that's when bands are at their best. The first time I saw U2, they were playing to 500 people at a free concert in an open field. They were on fire. When I saw them 20 years later (for $150), they seemed bored.
I agree...and you used a great example...the early U2 songs were the best...but then Bono just wanted to be a star and the music became secondary...
I agree, but there’s something about their last two albums I really like. Especially, Songs of Experience. I lost them after War but the last album I purchased was The Unforgettable Fire which I hardly played. Nowadays, I’m getting to like Achtung Baby. And the album I didn’t care for at all (because of the hits) The Joshua Tree, I’m opening up to because the non hits are quite good. I have their 18 Singles album too.
Hmmm - I don't own a single U2 album....nor have I ever heard one straight through.
There are some great deep cuts on that album. "Red Hill Mining Town" is my favorite. I could never understand how that one got overlooked. I really love "Running to Stand Still" too.
Well, everybody, tomorrow is a big day for me as I take my first trip across the Atlantic. I temporarily changed my avatar for the time that I'm gone because I'm going with a tribute band called "The British Invasion" (although that's my guitar in the picture, it's not my hair!!!). We're playing a show in Liverpool at the Cavern Club on Sunday, 7th October (I'm practicing my English as you can see), and in London at the Half Moon on Thursday, 11th October.
My wife and I will be spending a day with a fellow QQ member (and his wife) with whom I became acquainted (but never actually met) back when I offered to send copies of "Six String Theory" to countries where it wasn't sold. I can't begin to tell you all how exciting this is for me.
If you're in or around Liverpool or London and you can make it to one of our shows, I'll be thrilled to meet you. Here's our itinerary if you're interested: The British Invasion in England!
Oh - I probably won't be checking in here while (whilst?) I'm gone, so I'm sorry if I don't respond to any messages. See you on the other side!
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