Posted: 11 Oct 2010, 17:52
Just ordered tickets for both dates - anyone else staying at the "Discovery Inn?" 
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Posted: 11 Oct 2010, 18:10
@ Mr Ian at Crash Records - well you sent mine to Poland as a common letter, not registered, but I found them in my mailbox just a couple of days after ordering, so no problem here.
Posted: 11 Oct 2010, 18:51
Ah am not that brave! Will wear me official white Sisters shirt as a Leeds gesture!Norman Hunter wrote:Maybes not, eh? Old habits die hard up here...abridged wrote:The new Chelsea away jersey is black. Ahem. Maybe I won't...
Posted: 11 Oct 2010, 19:41
Yes, there is always a risc, but not for me.Crash Records wrote:As most of you know we have been sending orders out for the two Sisters Of Mercy gigs. There have been a couple of overseas orders that have not arrived at their destinations yet a couple of weeks after posting. So I would just remind everyone that the absolute guaranteed way for your tickets not to get lost is by choosing the Collect At Crash option. This means that when you arrive in Leeds you can just call into the shop and pick your tickets up. We are in the city centre about 1 minutes walk away from the Travelodge on Vicar Lane where lots of you seem to be staying. We can also arrange for tickets to be collected at the venue. Normal overseas post does not insure tickets that are sent out. If you email us and pay £3 extra we can send them out registered, but even then if tickets are lost it will cause all sorts of problems trying to get duplicates issued. Any questions please email ian@crashrecords.co.uk
My tickets arrived save in The Netherlands
and are waiting to be used on 16 and 17 February 2011
One more time my thanks goes out to Crash Records
Posted: 11 Oct 2010, 19:55
sounds scary_emma_ wrote:@ Mr Ian at Crash Records - well you sent mine to Poland as a common letter, not registered, but I found them in my mailbox just a couple of days after ordering, so no problem here.
as i know Ian said something about "registered post" Posted: 11 Oct 2010, 20:58
Is Belgium overseas? If so, no problems here, I got them, and I intend to keep them closeCrash Records wrote:As most of you know we have been sending orders out for the two Sisters Of Mercy gigs. There have been a couple of overseas orders that have not arrived at their destinations yet a couple of weeks after posting. So I would just remind everyone that the absolute guaranteed way for your tickets not to get lost is by choosing the Collect At Crash option. This means that when you arrive in Leeds you can just call into the shop and pick your tickets up. We are in the city centre about 1 minutes walk away from the Travelodge on Vicar Lane where lots of you seem to be staying. We can also arrange for tickets to be collected at the venue. Normal overseas post does not insure tickets that are sent out. If you email us and pay £3 extra we can send them out registered, but even then if tickets are lost it will cause all sorts of problems trying to get duplicates issued. Any questions please email ian@crashrecords.co.uk
Flights and hotel booked too
(Belgians/Dutchies: Antwerp - Manchester is only €130 to fly!) And a couple of extra days after the gig in Britain too, still to decide where to go to Posted: 12 Oct 2010, 09:20
It's very good of you to come on here and reassure our users like thatCrash Records wrote:As most of you know we have been sending orders out for the two Sisters Of Mercy gigs. There have been a couple of overseas orders that have not arrived at their destinations yet a couple of weeks after posting. So I would just remind everyone that the absolute guaranteed way for your tickets not to get lost is by choosing the Collect At Crash option. This means that when you arrive in Leeds you can just call into the shop and pick your tickets up. We are in the city centre about 1 minutes walk away from the Travelodge on Vicar Lane where lots of you seem to be staying. We can also arrange for tickets to be collected at the venue. Normal overseas post does not insure tickets that are sent out. If you email us and pay £3 extra we can send them out registered, but even then if tickets are lost it will cause all sorts of problems trying to get duplicates issued. Any questions please email ian@crashrecords.co.uk
Posted: 13 Oct 2010, 19:30
Got tickets for boths night - just need to think about where to stay 
Can't wait to see everyone xxx
Can't wait to see everyone
xxxPosted: 15 Oct 2010, 12:58
Is it just me, or is everyone getting the impression it'll be a Heartland love-in, with the Sisters just a noise in the background?Batty Von Blingtrash wrote:Can't wait to see everyone
Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 13:02
Aren't they all?Norman Hunter wrote:Is it just me, or is everyone getting the impression it'll be a Heartland love-in, with the Sisters just a noise in the background?Batty Von Blingtrash wrote:Can't wait to see everyone
Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 14:12
yep
Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 14:18
I am not getting such an impression.Norman Hunter wrote:Is it just me, or is everyone getting the impression it'll be a Heartland love-in, with the Sisters just a noise in the background?Batty Von Blingtrash wrote:Can't wait to see everyone
If there was just the band on stage and no one but me as audience, I would still go. If there was all the HL people but no band, I most probably would just stay at home and watch some DVDs with the sweet company of my cats. But that's me.
Then again the fact that I have these DVDs is thanks to this forum, mostly, so I'd better shut up.
Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 15:56
Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 19:15
And don't think I'm grumpy or aloof, nothing like that, there are people here whom I love dearly (you know who you are 
), and also people whom I really like and / or respect, and these are people whom I would never get to know if it wasn't about TSOM, but that's a different thing. I understand friendship and deep, meaningful relationships between people, what I don't understand is the sense of community built on an imaginary structure. But that's me, I don't want to be a spoilsport for anyone, if you want to have fun with one another it's great, nothing wrong with that, but if you think that the music is just a noise in the background, please stand in the back rows or at the bar and don't make me nervous. Because for me the music has been the soundtrack to my life and I've spent many many hours listening to it on my own, in my home, in my car, in my headphones at lively parties full of people, in my earphones at school, on my computer at work. And it hurts me to see that for some people the same thing that has been so important and personal and special for me serves just as an excuse to get drunk and get together just like any old music or any old football match.
Okay. Rant over. I've had a bad day, sorry.
), and also people whom I really like and / or respect, and these are people whom I would never get to know if it wasn't about TSOM, but that's a different thing. I understand friendship and deep, meaningful relationships between people, what I don't understand is the sense of community built on an imaginary structure. But that's me, I don't want to be a spoilsport for anyone, if you want to have fun with one another it's great, nothing wrong with that, but if you think that the music is just a noise in the background, please stand in the back rows or at the bar and don't make me nervous. Because for me the music has been the soundtrack to my life and I've spent many many hours listening to it on my own, in my home, in my car, in my headphones at lively parties full of people, in my earphones at school, on my computer at work. And it hurts me to see that for some people the same thing that has been so important and personal and special for me serves just as an excuse to get drunk and get together just like any old music or any old football match. Okay. Rant over. I've had a bad day, sorry.
Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 19:20
_emma_ and when you talking about listen to live music you mean the sisters on concerts?
Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 19:49
I feel very ashamed of my enthusiasm now :/
Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 20:37
Ooh, that's not too bad! But then again: Manchester?Obviousman wrote:Belgians/Dutchies: Antwerp - Manchester is only €130 to fly!
Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 20:38
Don't beBatty Von Blingtrash wrote:I feel very ashamed of my enthusiasm now :/
You're not the only one quite excited about these gigs .
Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 20:50
Yes, mostly.lachert wrote:_emma_ and when you talking about listen to live music you mean the sisters on concerts?
Geez, please don't be, the vast majority of the people here share your enthusiasm, and I'm just a Walt Kowalski so don't take me serious.Batty Von Blingtrash wrote:I feel very ashamed of my enthusiasm now :/
Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 21:00
Arse tae that lass, we iz going to own it LARGEBatty Von Blingtrash wrote:I feel very ashamed of my enthusiasm now :/
Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 21:29
...Crash Records wrote:As most of you know we have been sending orders out for the two Sisters Of Mercy gigs. There have been a couple of overseas orders that have not arrived at their destinations yet a couple of weeks after posting. So I would just remind everyone that the absolute guaranteed way for your tickets not to get lost is by choosing the Collect At Crash option. This means that when you arrive in Leeds you can just call into the shop and pick your tickets up. We are in the city centre about 1 minutes walk away from the Travelodge on Vicar Lane where lots of you seem to be staying. We can also arrange for tickets to be collected at the venue. Normal overseas post does not insure tickets that are sent out. If you email us and pay £3 extra we can send them out registered, but even then if tickets are lost it will cause all sorts of problems trying to get duplicates issued. Any questions please email ian@crashrecords.co.uk
... Thank you, Ian ... seems I will have to do so ... 
...Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 21:49
Ah be enthused. An abridged Derry person will be enthusiastically mooching around also!Batty Von Blingtrash wrote:I feel very ashamed of my enthusiasm now :/
Posted: 15 Oct 2010, 22:02
weebleswobble wrote: Arse tae that lass, we iz going to own it LARGE
Fact
Posted: 16 Oct 2010, 00:23
hey don't be. I'm kinda excited and I live in Uddersfelt! it takes a lot to arouse us....Batty Von Blingtrash wrote:I feel very ashamed of my enthusiasm now :/
Posted: 16 Oct 2010, 13:45
Should be easy enough to get from there to Leeds surelyradiojamaica wrote:Ooh, that's not too bad! But then again: Manchester?Obviousman wrote:Belgians/Dutchies: Antwerp - Manchester is only €130 to fly!
(LBA airport is more of a pain as it's kind of in the middle of nowhere AFAIK? And Eurostarring over wouldn't be much cheaper either methinks.) And I wouldn't mind discovering/partying there afterwards either