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Post by canwemeetagain on Dec 3, 2010 8:58:16 GMT
Hi
Does anybody have any spares for tomorrow night in leicester.
I've been promised a ticket and i've just been let down.
PM me if you have one .
Cheers
Sam
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Post by hatfullofsmiths on Dec 3, 2010 11:40:16 GMT
so ...the proof's in the pudding and the gigs, all those going to leicester please step forward now
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Post by Sean on Dec 3, 2010 19:25:45 GMT
Will be there tomorrow.
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Post by bobby89 on Dec 3, 2010 20:03:03 GMT
I'm there tomorrow.
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Post by ganglord on Dec 5, 2010 13:06:24 GMT
This was genuinely one of the best times I've seen them. They were sounding supereme, opening with 'The Opener', first time I've experienced that. Really good crowd, really good little venue, if this sets the tone for the rest of the tour then we're in for a treat. Can't remember the set list - all the usual suspects though - they were on for about an hour and a half and were completely on fire the whole time. There was a Madness gig in Leicester that day so our hotel was heaving with Madness fans, late 40's, bald, 12 eyelet Docs and dyed jeans etc. Got over there in good time despite the weather, enjoyed a few quality pubs. You know you're in a classy establishment when you're resting your pints on a coffin. Well up for Leeds and Manchester! Read this if you can: true-to-you.net/morrissey_news_101204_01FERGAL |
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Post by hatfullofsmiths on Dec 5, 2010 13:39:12 GMT
when you have an 8foot blown up plastic santa at the doorway of your hotel, you know your onto a winner, the atmosphere in leicester academy was top notch, great gig indeed, good times
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Post by Sean on Dec 5, 2010 15:33:02 GMT
Can only echo what others have said really. Only bad thing about it is the fact that I was on the barrier, never again. Can't properly enjoy a gig while struggling for breath but they were top. Waited for an hour or so after and met Campbell, Liam and Miles, so a top top night. On that note too, I thought Miles Kane's set was absolutely terrific and I reckon his album will be class, he's definitely worth getting down early for.
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Post by heylyla on Dec 5, 2010 16:13:10 GMT
Can only echo what others have said really. Only bad thing about it is the fact that I was on the barrier, never again. Can't properly enjoy a gig while struggling for breath but they were top. Waited for an hour or so after and met Campbell, Liam and Miles, so a top top night. On that note too, I thought Miles Kane's set was absolutely terrific and I reckon his album will be class, he's definitely worth getting down early for. setlist? they opened with the opener at royal albert hall an all, thought that was pretty good |
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Post by Sean on Dec 5, 2010 16:39:15 GMT
Don't know if you meant The Courteeners or Miles but I'll put Miles' up anyway as I managed to get one.
Miles Kane:
Invisible
Re-arrange
Fantasy
Kingcrawler
Quicksand
Telepathy
Counting
Inhaler
Come Closer
I'm trying to think what The Courteeners played. From what I remember they played,
The Opener, Scratch Your Name Upon My Lips, Take Over The World, You Overdid It Doll, Cross My Heart & Hope To Fly, Lullaby, The Rest Of The World Has Gone Home, Sycophant and Will It Be This Way Forever? off of Falcon, and Cavorting, Bide Your Time, What Took You So Long?, Please Don't, No You Didn't, No You Don't, How Come, Not Nineteen Forever and Fallowfiled Hillbilly. I'm pretty sure in some order that was the whole setlist but I could be wrong. Very strong setlist in my opinion although I would love to hear the odd b-side or song from Second Folio.
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Post by heylyla on Dec 5, 2010 17:02:30 GMT
still no That Kiss I see  |
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Post by 280981 on Dec 5, 2010 18:05:40 GMT
Theres a bootleg on dimeadozen.org and according to that the setlist is thus :
The Opener
Will It Be This Way Forever?
Acrylic
Cavorting
Cross My Heart & Hope To Fly
Lullaby
Please Don't
Scratch You Name Upon My Lips
Sycophant
Good Times Are Calling
Bide Your Time
Take Over The World
Fallowfield Hillbilly
How Come
No You Didn't, No You Don't
The Rest Of the World Has Gone Home
You Over Did It Doll
Not Nineteen Forever
What Took You So Long?
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Post by jthemod on Dec 5, 2010 19:54:05 GMT
280981- setlist is correct as far as i remember.
we got in there for 7.30, and just caught the end of miles kane. i was expecting him to be on about 8 & the courteeners on about 9. the lads were on at 8, and was all over by 9.30 ish.
great little venue, but i seemed to enjoy this gig the least of all the times ive seen them. cant put my finger on it really. Liam did say thsi was one of the best crowds theyd ever played to, which i found hard to believe, he doesnt strike me as one to cliche or bullshit.
some dicks in the crowd singing manchester lalala, & other football chants, they should of got laid before they went to the gig!
roll on MEN Friday.
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Post by jm26 on Dec 5, 2010 20:38:14 GMT
280981- setlist is correct as far as i remember. we got in there for 7.30, and just caught the end of miles kane. i was expecting him to be on about 8 & the courteeners on about 9. the lads were on at 8, and was all over by 9.30 ish.great little venue, but i seemed to enjoy this gig the least of all the times ive seen them. cant put my finger on it really. Liam did say thsi was one of the best crowds theyd ever played to, which i found hard to believe, he doesnt strike me as one to cliche or bullshit. some dicks in the crowd singing manchester lalala, & other football chants, they should of got laid before they went to the gig! roll on MEN Friday. What time were doors? Surely not 7? Anyone know what time they'll be on in London? That seems early. |
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Post by Rach on Dec 5, 2010 21:21:03 GMT
Sounds like a good setlist!!
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Post by Sean on Dec 5, 2010 21:30:35 GMT
Doors were 6.30, Miles was on at 7. It was because they had a Ellie Goulding DJ set on after, although I much prefer earlier gigs. Yeah I noticed all the idiots singing them chants, always bound to get some dicks at the gigs now though.
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