Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 16:10
Not yet, but we usually manage at least one trip to casualty whenever we flockabridged wrote:Hopefully no death there though!
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Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 16:13
And Nurse came in with the tea-things ...
Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 16:14
At least I won't have too far to go when the whitey comes.DerekR wrote:Not yet, but we usually manage at least one trip to casualty whenever we flockabridged wrote:Hopefully no death there though!
Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 16:25
I've booked that hotel you mentioned so it looks like neither will IHom_Corleone wrote:At least I won't have too far to go when the whitey comes.DerekR wrote:Not yet, but we usually manage at least one trip to casualty whenever we flockabridged wrote:Hopefully no death there though!
Cheapest train fare from Leeds I can find is an open return @ £51.30
Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 16:39
DerekR wrote:
Cheapest train fare from Leeds I can find is an open return @ £51.30
Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 16:49
You sorted your accomodation? I bagged a twin if you wanna crashweebleswobble wrote:DerekR wrote:
Cheapest train fare from Leeds I can find is an open return @ £51.30
Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 16:53
Recommend a good hotel, Derek? I'll be burning my loan on this in a few days time...
Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 16:58
I may already have, if it doesn't pan out I'll happliy crash and contributeDerekR wrote:You sorted your accomodation? I bagged a twin if you wanna crashweebleswobble wrote:DerekR wrote:
Cheapest train fare from Leeds I can find is an open return @ £51.30
Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 17:14
This is the one I've booked, previously mentioned by oor Homtimsinister wrote:Recommend a good hotel, Derek? I'll be burning my loan on this in a few days time...
Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 17:17
Cool as f**k, it's only one stop up the track for me. Happy happy, joy joy...............
Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 18:11
Hmm - I think I might wait for a month or so to see if any other UK dates are announced before committing myself to a trip up to Leamington Spa.
A Brighton date would obviously be perfect, but I'll settle for Leeds or London.
A Brighton date would obviously be perfect, but I'll settle for Leeds or London.
Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 18:33
Going, me n t'missus
Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 19:04
Fantastic, my old home town!
Who would have thought, ......the sisters.......in Leam?????
Only decent gig I ever went to in Leamington was the House of Love at the "Royal" Spa Centre in 1990.
Who would have thought, ......the sisters.......in Leam?????
Only decent gig I ever went to in Leamington was the House of Love at the "Royal" Spa Centre in 1990.
Posted: 13 Apr 2010, 20:14
Splendid news,will definately be there.Off to check train times from Nottingham.
Posted: 14 Apr 2010, 08:02
I've been spreading the word, it certainly brings out some heated discussion
Posted: 14 Apr 2010, 08:46
Bill Hicks wrote:Only decent gig I ever went to in Leamington was the House of Love at the "Royal" Spa Centre in 1990.
I remember that. It was the same night as Snuff at Bath Place. We saw The House of Love then onto Bath Place to see the start of Snuff. They were 99% better than The House Of Love as I remember. Happy days.
Posted: 14 Apr 2010, 08:46
What does?weebleswobble wrote:I've been spreading the word, it certainly brings out some heated discussion
Posted: 14 Apr 2010, 09:08
You lucky folk... if any of you get a minute with Mr E, Tell him to get his compact form downunder!!
Posted: 14 Apr 2010, 09:55
Hom_Corleone wrote:What does?weebleswobble wrote:I've been spreading the word, it certainly brings out some heated discussion
- can't play
can't see him
can't sing
it's not 1985 is it?
Posted: 14 Apr 2010, 09:56
ah, the usual stuff then?
Posted: 14 Apr 2010, 10:09
Nice venue, good sound system (usually), but perhaps it was the backstage 'facilities' that influenced their decision to play here?
Good ol' Tammy...perhaps an a capella version of 'Stand By Your Man' for the 3rd encore would be appropriate
Good ol' Tammy...perhaps an a capella version of 'Stand By Your Man' for the 3rd encore would be appropriate
Posted: 14 Apr 2010, 10:28
...and of course the interior design by Llewelyn-Bowen must have only added to the appeal.Methedrone wrote:Nice venue, good sound system (usually), but perhaps it was the backstage 'facilities' that influenced their decision to play here?
Good ol' Tammy...perhaps an a capella version of 'Stand By Your Man' for the 3rd encore would be appropriate
@Weebs - Yes, the same old gripes. It's not 1984 anymore. Accept it.
Posted: 14 Apr 2010, 11:41
Or wait for the Leeds dateMaisey wrote:So we'll organise a Leeds contingent. Myself, Tim & Weebs seem to already be up for it.
Posted: 14 Apr 2010, 11:46
if they play more than 1 venue it gives people choicesNorman Hunter wrote:Or wait for the Leeds dateMaisey wrote:So we'll organise a Leeds contingent. Myself, Tim & Weebs seem to already be up for it.
Posted: 14 Apr 2010, 12:19
A strange choice of venue/town. Could it be the Crowley connection?