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Charlatans at Preston Guild Hall, 14th December
and
Oasis at City of Manchester Stadium, beginning of July
Quite looking forward to both, seeing as the only Gig I've ever been to before was Ian Brown at King Georges Hall, Blackburn. Good, although the support band was almost better than the main feature artist, that being Electric Soft Parade.
Happy days. There are quite a few bands I really should have gone to see, not least the Chilli Peppers at Manchester Stadium last month. Oh well, anyone else venturing out of their bedrooms for anything similar?
and
Oasis at City of Manchester Stadium, beginning of July
Quite looking forward to both, seeing as the only Gig I've ever been to before was Ian Brown at King Georges Hall, Blackburn. Good, although the support band was almost better than the main feature artist, that being Electric Soft Parade.
Happy days. There are quite a few bands I really should have gone to see, not least the Chilli Peppers at Manchester Stadium last month. Oh well, anyone else venturing out of their bedrooms for anything similar?
"Radiohead sucks! I hate you! And I hate the bands you like!"
Coming from someone who thinks Muse are better than Radiohead. In the grand scheme of things, Muse are medicore at best.
Anyone who thinks Radiohead are amazing clearly hasn't heard much else.
Radiohead are absolute musical geniuses. Anyone who says otherwise is WRONG.
Also, Muse sound kind of like early Radiohead on Showbiz, but the similarity is gone in Origin of Symmetry and Absolution. I would hardly call them "Radiohead on steroids".
Also, Muse sound kind of like early Radiohead on Showbiz, but the similarity is gone in Origin of Symmetry and Absolution. I would hardly call them "Radiohead on steroids".
Radiohead at their peak > Muse at their peak.
Muse are better than Radiohead. And better Live. Saw them last year, although both are kind of poor in the grand scheme of things. Van Halen was the best gig I was at last year. Going to see Alter Bridge, which is Creed with a new singer basically, next Tuesday.
Probably also going to get tickets for The Killers. Not my favourite band, but they are hers.
Probably also going to get tickets for The Killers. Not my favourite band, but they are hers.
ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> yeah, I'd like to see muse, they are kinda like Radiohead on steroids.
and not as good...
Charlatans are awesome live, I really enjoyed seeing them and Oasis are just Oasis, amazing. Sure you'll have a great day at both gigs.
> yeah, I'd like to see muse, they are kinda like Radiohead on steroids.
and not as good...
Charlatans are awesome live, I really enjoyed seeing them and Oasis are just Oasis, amazing. Sure you'll have a great day at both gigs.
yeah, I'd like to see muse, they are kinda like Radiohead on steroids.
Was looking at My Chemical Romance and Taking Back Sunday...
But they're not really close enough to me, they're only at the major venues.
My mate's going to see Muse at Earls Court...
*weeps in jealousy*
But they're not really close enough to me, they're only at the major venues.
My mate's going to see Muse at Earls Court...
*weeps in jealousy*
Charlatans at Preston Guild Hall, 14th December
and
Oasis at City of Manchester Stadium, beginning of July
Quite looking forward to both, seeing as the only Gig I've ever been to before was Ian Brown at King Georges Hall, Blackburn. Good, although the support band was almost better than the main feature artist, that being Electric Soft Parade.
Happy days. There are quite a few bands I really should have gone to see, not least the Chilli Peppers at Manchester Stadium last month. Oh well, anyone else venturing out of their bedrooms for anything similar?
and
Oasis at City of Manchester Stadium, beginning of July
Quite looking forward to both, seeing as the only Gig I've ever been to before was Ian Brown at King Georges Hall, Blackburn. Good, although the support band was almost better than the main feature artist, that being Electric Soft Parade.
Happy days. There are quite a few bands I really should have gone to see, not least the Chilli Peppers at Manchester Stadium last month. Oh well, anyone else venturing out of their bedrooms for anything similar?