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July will bevery intense, I think.
Bob Dylan in Bonn
Bon Iver in Colognehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qW3J9Nlo7v8
Womad in Abu Dabi
But first of course:
Dingens in Munich and somewhere else
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But first of course:
Dingens in Munich and somewhere else!
Steel Pulse this Saturday, and Elvis Costello on the 25th.
Of course it is Ayla!!!! Anticipation of the PG experience can't be beat! Wooohooo! The Germany dates are quickly approaching!
The Germany dates are quickly approaching!
Whooo as much as you want inside or with expression- just as you want and where you are. I would say,there is nothing wrong with whoooing at a concert even when you work in a serious job and are around more than 20.
Sometimes the discussions get selfrepeating here around, isn't it (ist es nicht?), aren't they(sind sie nicht?)?
Is that a kind of Skinnerism?? Or just lack of ideas?
Sometimes the discussions get selfrepeating here around, isn't it (ist es nicht?), aren't they(sind sie nicht?)?
Is that a kind of Skinnerism?? Or just lack of ideas?
Is there a age restriction on whoohooing then? I think i'm in trouble!
Maybe I'll just wave my ancient palsied arms about instead.
I'd be doing it in your place Ayla!
Sarah McQuaid 11 May
http://youtu.be/7DiEh8Ee5rU
Maybe I'll just wave my ancient palsied arms about instead.
I'd be doing it in your place Ayla!
Sarah McQuaid 11 May
http://youtu.be/7DiEh8Ee5rU
No age limit at all, specially if you do "ullulations" as well as woohoos!
Our drumming group are going to see STOMP at the Hall For Cornwall on the 20th Sept cant wait.
I hope the people in front of me are prepared for a bit of extra noise eh Dudders!
A bit of STOMP.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zu15Ou-jKM0
Is there room for one more and a little bit of Monkey drumming?
Going to see The Musical Box, May 10th ~ I know many of you have gone to this show, can I have some of your opinions of the show? 
Karen,
My opinion really is very biased, but I'll give it to you anyway .
Some history: I have seen all of the Genesis shows (with and without Peter Gabriel), so when I first went to see the Musical Box, I was excited to be re-living my early teens and experiences with my favorite band ever (Genesis) and yet I was a bit skeptical.
I first saw the Selling England By The Pound tour and was absolutely blown away by how great the show was. Every single detail was just perfect. I was soooooooo very impressed by it. From that point forward, I have made attempts to see TMB whenever they were/are in the Philly/NJ area. I've seen several shows now, several times.
The Lamb show (which is what I think you'll be seeing) was also very impressive and also brings back some great memories for me.
I have seen the Trick of the Tail show also and although it's very good, I don't feel the need to see it over and over again. But still, a very good performance.
The only advice I can offer you is this: you must look at the show and keep in mind that it's a representation of what they did more @ 30 years ago -- they use everything just as it was, so no modern-day technology -- however, I think that's what makes it so special and makes you realize just how advanced Genesis was back in the day -- progressive, I guess you could call it .
I think you'll enjoy the show, especially if you've listened to the Lamb and have liked it.
Let us know what you think afterwards and have a great time.
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Some history: I have seen all of the Genesis shows (with and without Peter Gabriel), so when I first went to see the Musical Box, I was excited to be re-living my early teens and experiences with my favorite band ever (Genesis) and yet I was a bit skeptical.
I first saw the Selling England By The Pound tour and was absolutely blown away by how great the show was. Every single detail was just perfect. I was soooooooo very impressed by it. From that point forward, I have made attempts to see TMB whenever they were/are in the Philly/NJ area. I've seen several shows now, several times.
The Lamb show (which is what I think you'll be seeing) was also very impressive and also brings back some great memories for me.
I have seen the Trick of the Tail show also and although it's very good, I don't feel the need to see it over and over again. But still, a very good performance.
The only advice I can offer you is this: you must look at the show and keep in mind that it's a representation of what they did more @ 30 years ago -- they use everything just as it was, so no modern-day technology -- however, I think that's what makes it so special and makes you realize just how advanced Genesis was back in the day -- progressive, I guess you could call it .
I think you'll enjoy the show, especially if you've listened to the Lamb and have liked it.
Let us know what you think afterwards and have a great time.
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