Just watched BBC 4. Fat boy slim………. Not everybody’s cup of tea, I know….. but bluddy enjoyed it!
…..( bit more lighter than my last recommendation! ). Lol
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Just watched BBC 4. Fat boy slim………. Not everybody’s cup of tea, I know….. but bluddy enjoyed it!
…..( bit more lighter than my last recommendation! ). Lol
Full of LGBT , BLM and Stop The Oil campaigners , bucket hat wearing middle class feck wits paying a fortune to stand in fields and listen to bands who sound like shyte playing live .
In my opinion of course .
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Originally Posted by animallittle3
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The sound quality for Foo Fighters on Friday and Guns N Roses yesterday was shyte. I went to see Guns at Tottenham and it was the same there too. They charge a bloody fortune for tickets and you cant hear them properly.
Poor show really.
Had to turn the channel over they were that bad Eths. You're right, charging a fortune for garbage quality.
Went to see Muse at Leeds Road last week. Different gravy, absolutely outstanding and worth every penny. The best live show I’ve ever seen and Ive seen plenty.
A mention too to the support acts Royal Blood and The Warning, they were very good aswell
Saw P!nk at the reebok a few weeks ago and show was great… sound quality also poor though…. £100 a pop, they should get sound right!!
The best outdoor gig I've ever seen and I wasn't even a massive fan .
I was dragged kicking and screaming by an ex girlfriend to see Michael Jackson at Roundhay Park in 1988 .
He was simply sensational , a two hour spectacular , a real show , unbelievable performance .
I felt privileged to have seen it with my own eyes and it was worth every penny .
The supporting artist was Kim Wilde who was also very good on many levels in 1988 .
It sarnded like a ThrillerQuote:
Originally Posted by animallittle3
A bet tha moonwalked it ooam!
I blamed it on the boogie Pass .Quote:
Originally Posted by pass_and_move
https://youtu.be/Wb1_zCzOzTA