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at the Brixton Academy. They were excellent, as were the Mull Historical Society who supported. This is just a general "Hah" post to confirm my status as better than you.
There's a setlist here: http://www.masciana.com/rem/setlist/Brixton2.jpg though it doesn't seem to scan with my memory of the order of songs.
It could have been slightly better, but I'm not complaining.
There's a setlist here: http://www.masciana.com/rem/setlist/Brixton2.jpg though it doesn't seem to scan with my memory of the order of songs.
It could have been slightly better, but I'm not complaining.
at the Brixton Academy. They were excellent, as were the Mull Historical Society who supported. This is just a general "Hah" post to confirm my status as better than you.
There's a setlist here: http://www.masciana.com/rem/setlist/Brixton2.jpg though it doesn't seem to scan with my memory of the order of songs.
It could have been slightly better, but I'm not complaining.
There's a setlist here: http://www.masciana.com/rem/setlist/Brixton2.jpg though it doesn't seem to scan with my memory of the order of songs.
It could have been slightly better, but I'm not complaining.
I don't want to look
Losing My Religion?
Losing My Religion?
Of course. With most of the crowd singing along.
Was boiling in there too, so even though people weren't jumping around and barging everyone forwards, everyone was soaked in sweat.
Was boiling in there too, so even though people weren't jumping around and barging everyone forwards, everyone was soaked in sweat.
Damn you.
As long as they didn't sing 'it's the end of the world as we know it'
As long as they didn't sing 'it's the end of the world as we know it'
Course they did. Last song they played, woman standing slightly in front of me kept up with the entire thing word for word.
Bee-hatch.
Imitation of Life?