Would be interested to come but looks quite difficult.
How far the venue is from the city center ?
Do you know of any hotels ?
March Violets gig
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5-10 minutes walk from the city centre/doctoravalanche wrote:Would be interested to come but looks quite difficult.
How far the venue is from the city center ?
Do you know of any hotels ?
Leeds hotels...
http://www.booking.com/searchresults.ht ... y=-2600941
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The Poly (or met uni) is a great venue - the very hall where I first saw that other drum-machine based Leeds beat combo. Coupla great boozers next door too, and the Subculture club is just down the road, so if the aftershow-party is a bit iffy at the Poly you can always head there for another slice of Leeds alt.culture
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The Three Johns?Planet Dave wrote:the very hall where I first saw that other drum-machine based Leeds beat combo.
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Quite possibly, I couldn't see fck all through the fogElectric Shades wrote:The Three Johns?Planet Dave wrote:the very hall where I first saw that other drum-machine based Leeds beat combo.
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I 'think' that was the Uni, not the Poly, but I could be wrong.allfear wrote:I assume this is the same room where the Who recorded Live at Leeds?
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Think that was the uni too, not sure here's a photograph for those more familiar with itPlanet Dave wrote:I 'think' that was the Uni, not the Poly, but I could be wrong.allfear wrote:I assume this is the same room where the Who recorded Live at Leeds?
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I was wondering much the same, so I hopped on their MySpace for a quick listen.bananacamel wrote:James Ray, fantastic news Who are SBA? Anygood?
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its an old story, well past its sell by date, but to briefly recap: i saw them live a long time ago & thought they were utter arse. the problem began when i commented as such on a forum that contained a review of the gig, to which one of the band responded in a particularly ridiculous, sanctimonious and, frankly, childish manner...allfear wrote:so why dont you like them quiffy, is it musical differences or political?
however, that was a loooooong time ago, and i understand they've been through a pretty sweeping line up change since then, so my initial thoughts about them are probably irrelevant these days. i freely admit that i haven't seen or heard them in their current incarnation...
to further muddy the waters, a friend of mine has a brother who joined the band fairly recently (or at least he was involved last time i heard anything about it ). i've met previously and he's a thoroughly decent chap, so i'll cut them some slack for that
having said all that, i'll concede that in the yorkshire area they area a very safe punt in terms of crowd pulling power. they have a fanbase that is larger than you'd expect from a contemporary goff band, and i'm positive they will drag along quite a few of their travelling fans for this (and fair play to the band for pulling that one off). as such its a shrewd marketing move by the violets and in truth, they will probably bring more people than 25men
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probably old news and you all know anyhow but..
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