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21/05/19 Manchester Ritz
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Last edited by MSPKYE; 26-10-2018 at 08:41. |
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OK, I'm in Anyone else going to this date?
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Yes!
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Phoenix Festival 1996. Toronto Warehouse 1999. *some time passes* Toronto Danforth 2015. Royal Albert Hall x2 2016. Manchester, Llandudno, Cardiff 2018. Manchester x2, Birmingham 2019. (I am on the wrong continent, clearly.) Coming up! Silver Spring, Philly, NYC, Toronto 2022 |
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A million thank-yous to FD for streaming the first 30 minutes! You've absolutely destroyed my work day tomorrow () but also made me close to happy tears
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I second that .. wasn't expecting that at all
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From Despair to Where added in according to setlist.fm.... At this rate by the end of the tour the set by the end will be TIMTTMY in its entirety followed by Gold Against the Soul in its entirety!
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That must be the most they’ve played from GATS since the EMG era (apart from the National Treasures singles gig). Nothing so far off Futurology or Rewind the Film, either.
Last edited by roi; 22-05-2019 at 12:03. |
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My memory may be failing me, but didn't they play the same three GATS songs together on large parts of the SATT tour?
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You’re absolutely right.
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Ah yes, you’re right. Interesting to have them in all squeezed into that short second set of a full-album tour anyway.
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I really like the Ritz and enjoyed the gig, despite a slightly creaky Everlasting to start. There were some unexpected gems - SYMM for example - and the second half of the album in general was great to hear live.
I’m honestly not sure about two extra guitarists though. I would rather hear MLE with a live cellist but I know putting an extra musician on the road for one song would be unrealistic. I just think that the nuance of using one of the extra guitarists to say play the acoustic part on some of the songs was lost in the mix. Manchester was my home gig but I work in Birmingham so guess where I’ll be tonight ;-) |
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New album - May 2020.
GATS deluxe -November 2020. |
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Ah Manchester, you've done it again. I haven't enjoyed a gig as much as this one in quite some time and will be surprised if any of the ones I've got left to do on the tour surpass it (although they are free to try).
I don't know what it was about last night, but the crowd and James in particular seemed very up for it, particularly in the second half. I think Sleepflower has been injecting some much needed energy after the more subdued album tracks of Truth. That and Motorcycle Emptiness have gone down very well. I enjoyed all the GATS as well, especially as James also briefly teased the intro to Symphony of Tourette I also seem to remember him singing Frank Sinatra and encorporating telling a heckler to shut the fuck up into the lyrics. So yeah, I think the band were enjoying themselves last night. It's nice that Nicky has been more vocal and a bit happier as well. I wish all of their gigs could be like that, but for some reason Manchester tends to bring it out of them. There were a few crazy drunk people being pains in the arses (of course), but thankfully the woman behind near where we were disappeared after the first half. For the first few songs she just kept shouting "CYMRU!!!!" over and over again...just in case it was in any doubt about where the Manics are from A few not-that-great photos: |
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