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Cripes, I hope we don't bump into him after a few. Might not be able to maintain polite smalltalk, and veer into 'what the fcuk was THAT all about' territory. :urff: :innocent: :twisted:

Chances are I'll be in the DD from 5.30, in the vain hope of the match being on in there, see you all when I see you all folks. :D :notworthy:
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THE CULT will tour South America in December. Dates & venues are as follows:

Fri 01 Dec - Mexico City, MEXICO Salon 21
Sun 03 Dec - Santiago, CHILE Victor Jara Stadium
Tue 05 Dec - Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA Obras Sanitarias
Thu 07 Dec - Sao Paulo, BRAZIL Credi Card Hall
Fri 08 Dec - Belo Horizonte, BRAZIL Chevrolet Hall
Sat 09 Dec - Rio De Janeiro, BRAZIL Claro Hall
Tue 12 Dec - Curitiba, BRAZIL Master Hall 4000

This is an official tour confirmation from www.thecult.us
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Oh dear - South America is where it all went pish the last time, didn't it?
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Karst wrote:Oh dear - South America is where it all went pish the last time, didn't it?
It was all a bit pish tonight, what a pile of turd, I remembered tonight why I hadn't bothered to see "Cult" for twenty years. Astbury you are a knob who had forgotten he was playing with "Cult" rather then the 20th Century Doors.
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weebleswobble wrote:
Planet Dave wrote:Subculture sounds like a goer alright, deffo for a quid in!

I hope Astbury is a nob in Leeds, it'll increase the pleasure derived from heckles / missiles no end. :lol:
Young Tim has been in touch, asking if he should buy a ticket. I said go for it, if he changes his mind he can always meet up for a bit of Subculture later.... (that's after we have a drink in the Dry Dock);D
Yeh, that's probably cos I asked him... I'd totally forgotten about this gig, having gone off the Cult a bit, the more sad, bloated and apparently dim Astbury gets with every passing year.

Still, if I'm staring at a stage it saves talking to you lot :P . Maybe I should wear those fancy cowboy boots you liked last year at Bloktober, Dave... I will forever know them now as my "Cult boots" :lol:
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I dunno I quite liked the hippied out asbuary, telling the bouncers to be gentle with people that were pulled out of the audience.

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boudicca wrote:
Yeh, that's probably cos I asked him... I'd totally forgotten about this gig, having gone off the Cult a bit, the more sad, bloated and apparently dim Astbury gets with every passing year.
You're talking about most of us..... :innocent:
boudicca wrote: Still, if I'm staring at a stage it saves talking to you lot :P :lol:
You'll be getting thrown on stage ya wee slip of a girl! :twisted:
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Well, the Brixton gig last night was superb..................truly superb :notworthy: :notworthy: , a great set, LOUD as f**k, great crowd, no hiding behind smoke, an eighties Goff/Rock band really pulling off a exelent gig......are you watching Mr Eldrich :innocent:
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scotty wrote:Well, the Brixton gig last night was superb..................truly superb :notworthy: :notworthy: , a great set, LOUD as f**k, great crowd, no hiding behind smoke, an eighties Goff/Rock band really pulling off a exelent gig......are you watching Mr Eldrich :innocent:
You tell him big man!, glad you liked it ;D
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I had a fookin fantastic time as well ~ easily as good as the '88 and 2001 shows i saw ~ EASILY. The band rocked, loud, lots of energy, great set. Excellent crowd, mosh pit, completely sold out, sweaty & packed.

Took Astbury a couple of tunes to get his voice warmed up, but after that he was on top form & very funny banter in places ~ "did any of you see us play when i was really fat?" ... "this song is from when we were trying to be a really big rock band" ... and my favourite: "see you again in about 6 months" :notworthy:

Brixton setlist (SPOILERS for future shows - so am linking to it):
http://www.thecult.us/forum/viewtopic.p ... &start=105

For those going to Leeds etc, have fun people! :twisted:
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hellboy69 wrote: For those going to Leeds etc, have fun people! :twisted:
Yeah second that! Throw yourselves naked on stage and get someone to take a photo shot then post it! :P

Nice reviews people and good to see we really know how to rock to the Cult! :notworthy: :twisted: :notworthy:

*edit* - There is no coverage via mobile phone goddamnit! Have left a message but seriously hope someone is getting naked! :twisted:
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Fantastic gig, place was jumping before they came on stage! Great set, no brother wolf though :cry: , but geat banter and Billy was king of the riffs :notworthy:

We all decided that it was a f**king great night and the double bonus was the bootleg tour shirt for a fiver 8)

Pity some c**t at that Subculture club broke my glasses, a right bunch of dickheads there, reminds me why I don't go out anymore...... :urff:

Edit: Just got your message Debs :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Good to hear you liked it! Next time everyone will take revenge for your glasses on the c**t, for sure :twisted:
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Yep, reet night out, so THAT's what a proper gig looks and sounds like, I'd forgot. The pit was insane. Was talking to a fair few revellers there who'd seen The Sisters in May and generally agreed that they were wank. Oops.

Stephen, you weren't scrapping were you? I thought it was gonna kick off once or twice, so it must've been bad for me to notice. :eek: Bloody goths. :urff:
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Just delighted you had a good night out folks.. :lol:
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Yeah, good to hear most of you enjoyed it as much as I did :D
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czuczu wrote:I'll be loafing round Brixton tomorrow night - probably be in the bar on the corner at some time beforehand :)
aye..that you did...caught in a bloody Silver Bullet T as well...how very goff of you Czu :notworthy: :innocent: :lol:
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I saw this on The Cult website. It's from a review of the show in Leeds last night.
Edie...
Lots of funny comment to the crowd, some Scottish bloke shouting out Ian took the p*ss he said something about “Electric Soup� check it out on Wiki you’ll get the joke!
Then it happen……..Billy started playing “Temple of Love� acoustic intro ~ a goth chick next to me had an orgasm!!!
Was anyone at the concert, and did they really play part of Temple of Love?
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tooyoung wrote:I saw this on The Cult website. It's from a review of the show in Leeds last night.
Edie...
Lots of funny comment to the crowd, some Scottish bloke shouting out Ian took the p*ss he said something about “Electric Soup� check it out on Wiki you’ll get the joke!
Then it happen……..Billy started playing “Temple of Love� acoustic intro ~ a goth chick next to me had an orgasm!!!
Was anyone at the concert, and did they really play part of Temple of Love?
Don't recall that, but then that's vodka for you. :roll: :P
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tooyoung wrote:I saw this on The Cult website. It's from a review of the show in Leeds last night.
Edie...
Lots of funny comment to the crowd, some Scottish bloke shouting out Ian took the p*ss he said something about “Electric Soup� check it out on Wiki you’ll get the joke!
Then it happen……..Billy started playing “Temple of Love� acoustic intro ~ a goth chick next to me had an orgasm!!!
Was anyone at the concert, and did they really play part of Temple of Love?
That Scottish bloke wasn't me either :eek: :lol: , though I am guilty of shouting out "Wasteland.....play Wasteland!!" at Brixton!
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so scotty wisnae in Leeds? :innocent:
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It's just occured to me, there was no sign of Dommie or R&R last night? Where were you people?

Still, was most fine to see Tim & Claire again, how was the curry?, and Mr Hunter, although how on earth I can live with the horror of hugging a bloke in a leeds united top I'll never know. Night terrors ago-go, I should imagine. And of course me mate Sarah, who by all accounts looked after Stephen & Mark in the crowd. She's lovely like that.
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tooyoung wrote:I saw this on The Cult website. It's from a review of the show in Leeds last night.
Edie...
Lots of funny comment to the crowd, some Scottish bloke shouting out Ian took the p*ss he said something about “Electric Soup� check it out on Wiki you’ll get the joke!
Then it happen……..Billy started playing “Temple of Love� acoustic intro ~ a goth chick next to me had an orgasm!!!
Was anyone at the concert, and did they really play part of Temple of Love?
I was too busy drinking and fighting :innocent:
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Saw them last night in Brum.Despite all my misgivings, the world's worse hangover,The academy being oversold and hotter than hell it was a tremendous gig.
Its always better seeing a band when they've nothing new to promote,I think.They play the hits and the good stuff without all that "Here's a new one" bollocks.
Good set,good sound and even Astbury's ego was smaller than it used to be.Does exactly was it says on the tin.
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weebleswobble wrote: Edit: Just got your message Debs :lol: :lol: :lol:
Slightly late...but I have no idea what I said! :oops: :oops:
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