17/12/11 - National Treasures Gig - Page 106 - Forever Delayed

Bathtub · #**1576** 16-11-2011, 16:33

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Originally Posted by Karen

Nice to see Gruff from Super Furries will be guesting.

On what? I didn't think they'd be a support.

Ok, I saw on the Twitter, on Let Robeson Sing.

cricri · #**1577** 19-11-2011, 15:24

http://www.nme.com/news/them-crooked-vultures/60492

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A man is believed to have committed suicide because he was suffering from tinnitus for three months after watching a Them Crooked Vultures gig, according to reports.

Me after the o2 gig

Dancing Kirby · #**1578** 19-11-2011, 16:38

I've mentioned my tinnitus a few times. I got it from the PPF tour in 2005. It's thoroughly horrible to begin with and you never know how much silence means to you until you never get to hear it again. It's second nature to me now but I do need sleeping pills.

Anyone thinking of putting up with three hours of this without taking earplugs along with them could end up regretting it forever. My biggest fear is that the ringing in my ears gets permanently louder due to overexposure to Autumnsong. What if the song echoed over and over in my head for the rest of my life? Then suicide really would be the only option.

cricri · #**1579** 19-11-2011, 16:44

Well, I don't usually wear earplugs at gig, also because I'm already partially deaf and earplugs will be a pain in the arse. Anyway, I didn't wear them at Glasto either (front row for shows from 11am to 23pm) and I'm def fine

AUTUMNSONG FTW

Frozendiva · #**1580** 19-11-2011, 16:50

Earplugs are the way to go for indoor shows. Sound carries a bit differently at outdoor shows and you don't usually need them then - unless you're sitting/standing right by the speakers.

cricri · #**1581** 19-11-2011, 16:55

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Originally Posted by Frozendiva

Earplugs are the way to go for indoor shows. Sound carries a bit differently at outdoor shows and you don't usually need them then - unless you're sitting/standing right by the speakers.

Which is what I usually do

Frozendiva · #**1582** 19-11-2011, 16:58

It's not hard to carry a cheap pair of foam plugs in your bag.

cricri · #**1583** 19-11-2011, 17:04

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Originally Posted by Frozendiva

It's not hard to carry a cheap pair of foam plugs in your bag.

I know, but I don't like wearing them. I'm really deaf, I wasn't joking. Being deaf+earplugs=well, just stay home and put a record on.

StandAndStare · #**1584** 19-11-2011, 17:07

Not if you use good earplugs!
These are great: http://www.hearingprotection.co.uk/i...=64&Itemid=125
I can assure you it's worth it and they don't alter the sound.

cricri · #**1585** 19-11-2011, 17:09

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Originally Posted by StandAndStare

Not if you use good earplugs!
These are great: http://www.hearingprotection.co.uk/i...=64&Itemid=125
I can assure you it's worth it and they don't alter the sound.

Now that's interesting. Not exactly cheap, but def interesting.

StandAndStare · #**1586** 19-11-2011, 17:11

I got them for about 8 euros on amazon. Try them Cristina!

UEF · #**1587** 19-11-2011, 17:23

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Originally Posted by Dancing Kirby

My biggest fear is that the ringing in my ears gets permanently louder due to overexposure to Autumnsong. What if the song echoed over and over in my head for the rest of my life? Then suicide really would be the only option.

A glimpse into the future:

http://www.endlessvideo.com/watch?v=...=0m0s&end=0m4s

cricri · #**1588** 19-11-2011, 17:27

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Originally Posted by UEF

A glimpse into the future:

http://www.endlessvideo.com/watch?v=...=0m0s&end=0m4s

UEF · #**1589** 19-11-2011, 17:32

I think that's The Gutless Wonder's inner monologue

Karen · #**1590** 20-11-2011, 10:15

I wear earplugs at gigs and have never had a problem with them. I usually buy mine from Boots.