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Anyone going to see The Verve?

Posted: 04 Oct 2007, 10:53
by DerekR
Thursday 13th Dec London O2 arena
Saturday 15th Dec Glasgow SECC
Monday 17th Dec Belfast Odyssey
Thursday 20th Dec Manchester Central


Got my tickets for Manchester :notworthy: Tickets went on pre-sale this morning, general sale tomorrow. Password required for pre-sale, PM me if you want it :innocent: London already sold out apparently.

Posted: 04 Oct 2007, 11:32
by weebleswobble
I'll pass, I'd only really want to hear History anyway-hope it's a good one!

Posted: 04 Oct 2007, 13:40
by DJ Nephilimbabe
Strangley enough (considering my musical tastes) I'd seen Verve a few times in their early career, and could think of nothing better than lazing around on a hot afternoon listening and chilling out, but a comeback tour?

No thanks.

After the chav explosion following their last cd, I'll definately be avoiding any of these areas on those dates!

Posted: 04 Oct 2007, 15:10
by DerekR
DJ Nephilimbabe wrote: After the chav explosion following their last cd, I'll definately be avoiding any of these areas on those dates!
If I like a band it's because I like them, I dont care about who else does. Screw the demographic, so they got popular among the sheeple, it happens :roll:

Posted: 04 Oct 2007, 19:20
by 6FeetOver
DerekR wrote:If I like a band it's because I like them, I dont care about who else does.
Seconded. :von:

:notworthy:


ETA: When I first heard "Bitter Sweet Symphony," I thought it was an Xmas song... :oops: :innocent:

Posted: 05 Oct 2007, 09:27
by Planet Dave
Oooh, elitists! :lol:

Saw The Verve at a festie shortly after that important musician bloke had done a Craig Adams on them, and sadly they were a bit pants.

Surely if any crowd / fanbase would put you off having anything whatsoever to do with a band, it's the nightmare before christmas crowd who keep turning up at Sisters gigs. Words fail me.

Posted: 05 Oct 2007, 09:31
by Quiff Boy
two words: rolling people

f*cking awful song :urff:

and its not that they have fans that puts me off, its that the fans are by and large a bunch of scallies :urff:

having said, so are puressence's... :ops: :lol:

Posted: 05 Oct 2007, 09:54
by snowey
Quiff Boy wrote:two words: rolling people

f*cking awful song :urff:

and its not that they have fans that puts me off, its that the fans are by and large a bunch of scallies :urff:

having said, so are puressence's... :ops: :lol:
I wouldn't call Ness a scally... well not to her face anyway :innocent: :lol:

Posted: 05 Oct 2007, 09:59
by Quiff Boy
aye, true enough :lol:

Posted: 05 Oct 2007, 15:48
by 6FeetOver
Planet Dave wrote:Surely if any crowd / fanbase would put you off having anything whatsoever to do with a band, it's the nightmare before christmas crowd who keep turning up at Sisters gigs. Words fail me.
:eek: Hey, I love Tim Burton! ;D :lol: :P ;)

Posted: 05 Oct 2007, 16:39
by nowayjose
Planet Dave wrote: Surely if any crowd / fanbase would put you off having anything whatsoever to do with a band, it's the nightmare before christmas crowd who keep turning up at Sisters gigs. Words fail me.
I think they're cute. :D

Posted: 05 Oct 2007, 16:41
by 6FeetOver
I used to be one of them... :innocent: :oops:

Posted: 05 Oct 2007, 16:45
by markfiend
Planet Dave wrote: the nightmare before christmas crowd who keep turning up at Sisters gigs.
Give us a break Dave ;)

Posted: 05 Oct 2007, 17:00
by Dark
Planet Dave wrote:Surely if any crowd / fanbase would put you off having anything whatsoever to do with a band, it's the nightmare before christmas crowd who keep turning up at Sisters gigs. Words fail me.
They're the ones I like... it's another demographic that gets to me.

Back on-topic, never got into the Verve, probably never will.

Posted: 06 Oct 2007, 11:51
by Gripper
I'm going to Manchester. That's the food budget for the month blown already. Mind you, that's dwarfed by the drinks budget which remains intact. :roll: