A tad Suedish or Brett?
A tad Suedish or Brett?Whenever I hear this song I always have to remind myself that it isn’t Tears for Fears. Sounds a lot like their later stuff, they must have been an influence. The vocals of Roland Orzabal especially.
Off to see Les Misérables this afternoon , so had a bit of the soundtrack on this morning
If it was up to me this would be played at every PSV home game. The reason is almost every supporter was either employed by the company which built the city (and the football club) or knows someone who was. There's already an unofficial club song with very similar lyrics.'Cause it's the greatest feel good song ever.
Sooooo…
Wasn’t sure which thread to add this on, nearly made ‘things that annoy me’.
I’m as woke as fuck but having bought £165s worth of tickets and booked a hotel, I’m in Brum having just seen Arcade Fire.
They were alright. Realised half way through I ain’t a super fan but was a good show.
Just the one awkward moment when, at it’s quietest point, a lone voice was heard shouting, “stop touching women”!
Mrs D can’t take me anywhere!
Seriously though, someone did shout that…and Arcade Fire were alright. Played the Verve, ‘bittersweet symphony’ which felt like an opportunity for Win Butler to sing “I can charge, I can change etc”.
Not sure we should’ve gone but here we are.
Haven’t we all! That’s what happens when you replace heroin and partying, with cheeseburgers and Home Under the Hammer.Had the chance ofa couple of half price tickets but was glad I didn't buy them after the allegations came out, think it would have been weird.
Enjoyed the Liberines at the Godiva. Think me and Pete Docherty have put on about 8 stone between us since the first time I saw them live.
Haven’t we all! That’s what happens when you replace heroin and partying, with cheeseburgers and Home Under the Hammer.
It felt a bit weird ie wrong being there. Especially during the Verve bit.
Moving swiftly on from my now compromised moral high ground…Birmingham is great. The highlight of the eve was sitting in a bar near the utilita arena watching the world go by as they blasted out the strokes.
Next up for us is Elvana: Unplugged in Bristol.
Sooooo…
Wasn’t sure which thread to add this on, nearly made ‘things that annoy me’.
I’m as woke as fuck but having bought £165s worth of tickets and booked a hotel, I’m in Brum having just seen Arcade Fire.
They were alright. Realised half way through I ain’t a super fan but was a good show.
Just the one awkward moment when, at it’s quietest point, a lone voice was heard shouting, “stop touching women”!
Mrs D can’t take me anywhere!
Seriously though, someone did shout that…and Arcade Fire were alright. Played the Verve, ‘bittersweet symphony’ which felt like an opportunity for Win Butler to sing “I can charge, I can change etc”.
Not sure we should’ve gone but here we are.
We’d actually been thinking about not going earlier in the week before we even learned of the allegations. We only resolved to go and booked the hotel this week…we learned of the allegations the following day!Was the arena very empty? I wonder if the tour will continue much longer.
Tricky one to gauge about whether to attend or not given that Win Butler only makes up about 3% of the Arcade Fire!
Did that one get in the charts?If you were going to link a Meatloaf song I would have thought it would be graph out of hell.
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?