Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 21:49
Oi you!James Blast wrote:get bent
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Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 21:56
Strange... it makes sense.James Blast wrote:no YEALPS!, decent sound, some new tracks, a bass player and at the end of the gig a CD from the soundboard for £6.99MadameButterfly wrote:what more could you ask for?
did I leave anything out?
It shouldn't be so difficult...Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 22:00
it isn't when you aren't a khunt
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 22:10
I hope I'm not included in that...James Blast wrote:it isn't when you aren't a khunt
I don't give a f*ck anymore and I'm only 31. I wanna hear Far Parade. I don't care about set lists anymore. I just wanna hear that song.
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 22:27
F&L&A
Ribbons
Detonation Boulevard/Train
Crash And Burn
Worst security in Christendom means there's a wristband entry barrier to the front. This means everyone else behind is frowned upon for moving to the music. It's like done of the American gigs.
Still it's the Sisters, it's amazing.
Ribbons
Detonation Boulevard/Train
Crash And Burn
Worst security in Christendom means there's a wristband entry barrier to the front. This means everyone else behind is frowned upon for moving to the music. It's like done of the American gigs.
Still it's the Sisters, it's amazing.
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 22:29
That woud be nice. Of course,I go to lots of gigs and it's never ever happened,at least not for that price,in fact the only gig that I can ever recall a cd being available directly after the concert was about a month ago,and it was fifteen quid. Coincidently though,it did have two former members of the Sisters playing on it.James Blast wrote: and at the end of the gig a CD from the soundboard for £6.99
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 22:37
okay, £14.99
keep da change...
keep da change...
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 23:20
Hahh ... first news ...lex3000 wrote:F&L&A
Ribbons
Detonation Boulevard/Train
Crash And Burn
Worst security in Christendom means there's a wristband entry barrier to the front. This means everyone else behind is frowned upon for moving to the music. It's like done of the American gigs.
Still it's the Sisters, it's amazing.
... thank you, lex3000 ... 
...Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 23:27
Things have livened up somewhat. Now got Sonething Fast and More as an encore. Previous complaints remain but good gig otherwise.
Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 23:29
So no Far Parade ...lex3000 wrote:Things have livened up somewhat. Now got Sonething Fast and More as an encore. Previous complaints remain but good gig otherwise.
...Posted: 11 Nov 2011, 23:49
Not many surprises then?
Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 00:30
Forgot the swag update, there's a new hoody. Black with grey original head and star on the front, Sisters Reptile on the back at €35.
Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 00:31
In no particular order
FALAA
ARAAHP
NTTC
C&B
Neverland
A Gift That Shines
Marian
Arms
Summer
Lucretia
Logic
Train/DB
Alice
Something Fast
TOL
VT
Dominion
Ribbons
OTW/Teachers
More
Corrosion
AND IT WAS BRILLIANT!
Best Sisters gig I can remember. Definitely this century.
FALAA
ARAAHP
NTTC
C&B
Neverland
A Gift That Shines
Marian
Arms
Summer
Lucretia
Logic
Train/DB
Alice
Something Fast
TOL
VT
Dominion
Ribbons
OTW/Teachers
More
Corrosion
AND IT WAS BRILLIANT!
Best Sisters gig I can remember. Definitely this century.
Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 00:46
Thanks for the update, that sounds good. Crammerock was also more this century than ever before ... ...
...Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 00:56
No time to Cry, Marian , A Rock and a Hard Place, Logic, First and Last and Always and Alice?
HOLY f**k WE ARE BACK IN 85's AGAIN?
f**k YEAH SISTERS
Best setlist i've seen
HOLY f**k WE ARE BACK IN 85's AGAIN?
f**k YEAH SISTERS
Best setlist i've seen
Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 01:15
Of the first 5 songs 4 were from FALAA.
They opened with FALAA and it was the best start to a Sisters gig I can remember. I thought Kiss The Carpet in Leeds was special but this was better.
Great sound in an old theatre type venue. Clear vocals and it was LOUD.
Von in a great mood. A couple of times he updated the crowd on the football score of the Irish national team. At one point he draped his arm around Chris mid-song and the great feeling of camaraderie was plain to see.
They opened with FALAA and it was the best start to a Sisters gig I can remember. I thought Kiss The Carpet in Leeds was special but this was better.
Great sound in an old theatre type venue. Clear vocals and it was LOUD.
Von in a great mood. A couple of times he updated the crowd on the football score of the Irish national team. At one point he draped his arm around Chris mid-song and the great feeling of camaraderie was plain to see.
Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 01:47
That sounds all wonderful ... ...
Thanks for the infos ... ...
* will fall asleep peacefully now ... ...
... Thanks for the infos ...
...* will fall asleep peacefully now ...
...Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 01:52
Average gig. Too much smoke. No surprises or new songs. Shrug <[]>
Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 02:13
Average gig, Cramerrock was much better that this one, good dound, but I didn't like the audience,worst security that I've seen in a gig...
And prety overcrowded
Of the 5 gigs that I saw in the xxx tour,this one get the last position(It's just my opinion)
And prety overcrowded
Of the 5 gigs that I saw in the xxx tour,this one get the last position(It's just my opinion)
Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 03:21
Ah I enjoyed it. On The Wire was a personal highlight. I didn't really notice what the crowd was like as they were pretty much all behind me, but the sound was good at the front. 
Grabbed this quick snapshot of the merc booth in case anybody's interested: http://www.flickr.com/photos/inzx/63355 ... 040771669/
Grabbed this quick snapshot of the merc booth in case anybody's interested: http://www.flickr.com/photos/inzx/63355 ... 040771669/
Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 03:30
Merch disappointing... surely we all have f**k Me t-shirts and the Gift one ain't all thatinz wrote:Ah I enjoyed it. On The Wire was a personal highlight. I didn't really notice what the crowd was like as they were pretty much all behind me, but the sound was good at the front.
Grabbed this quick snapshot of the merc booth in case anybody's interested: http://www.flickr.com/photos/inzx/63355 ... 040771669/
No Top Night Out played at the end?
Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 03:45
No Far Parade.
Rock and a Hard Place AND No Time To Cry!
The sound was absolutely deafening from where I was stood. The slightly weird tonal balance that the Sisters use plus the volume meant that my ears were quite hammered.
Von forgot to sing the first verse of Marian, but they did play probably the best Gift That Shines yet.
Not much onstage banter but they did seem to be enjoying it.
And we got an AC/DC tribute band after.
Rock and a Hard Place AND No Time To Cry!
The sound was absolutely deafening from where I was stood. The slightly weird tonal balance that the Sisters use plus the volume meant that my ears were quite hammered.
Von forgot to sing the first verse of Marian, but they did play probably the best Gift That Shines yet.
Not much onstage banter but they did seem to be enjoying it.
And we got an AC/DC tribute band after.
Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 03:48
''Average gig''??? What?!
Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 03:52
It was!_emma_ wrote:''Average gig''??? What?!
Posted: 12 Nov 2011, 04:03
Oh yeah, no postcard pack. Reckon they're finished then, if you ain't got one yet you missed your chance I'm afraid.