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My last month in London was of great promise. Despite the fact that my brain is overhelmed by this place, it tourned out that my very last days here will run intesely, if only because I had a few bands lined up what I really couldn’t wait to see. Some of them play even the same day as Periphery and Shining for example they play the 19th in clubs (...)
I only realized last week that I bought tickets for both show. I have still no idea what to choose, I still have to much of a good thing. Coming back to the point - the time of farewells began with Kate and Monsieur Dylan at Royal Albert Hall. Every concert there is an incredible experience, let alone when alive legend is giving a show. As it came out Mr. Dyland is still in tune as they say, and does nothing is going out of the mold, which lasts incessantly for fifty years.By the way, finally there was the possibility that instead of martens, jeans and leather jacket assume heel, coctail dress and leather jacket. It’s also a good opportunity to spend more money than usual we do and no matter if you have them or not. On the other hand all over last few days I was going to see Nothing But Thieves gig. For me that band is the epitome of genious in its simplicity which recently is so rare among other bands.I see a tendency for the formations of bands in which the amount of body movements make during concerts as equal 1/100 to good sounds and catchy riffs that bring out theirs fingers. But in those thing I cannot perceive any genious. It is a way of expresing themselvs - generally speaking which I understand and respect. Anyway I don’t have to like it. NBT concert sold out pretty quickly and I realized to slowly. My mood that day did not allow me to prawl around the club in the hope of resale ticket. In short, I gave up. Otherwise I had to ticket for Graveyard sheduled for Wednesday at the Electric Ballroom. Hisingen blues is still my favorite album but the show thay gave that night to promote their new release Innocence & Decadence was undoubtedly great. By the way I noticed that London blues fans know well how to have fun at the gig. Odly enough, they called out the band for encore which happens to be here less than miracles. And this way I smoothly pass to my Friday’s trip… to the moon. I think about the concert of Buck & Evans himself what I planned for Friday evening.
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Anybody is keen on check that one? :)
My last month in London was one of great promise. Although my brain was overwhelmed by this place, it turned out that my very last days here ran intensely, if only because I had a few bands lined up that I couldn’t wait to see. Some of them even played on the same day as Periphery and Shining; eg., they played on the 19th in clubs (...)I only realized last week that I had bought tickets for both shows. I still have no idea what to choose. I still have too much of a good thing. Coming back to the point - the time of farewells began with Kate and Monsieur Dylan at the Royal Albert Hall. Every concert there was an incredible experience, let alone when a living legend is giving a show. As it turned out, Mr. Dylan was still in tune, as they say, and did nothing that is going to go out of the mould, which continues for fifty years. By the way, finally there was the possibility that instead of Dr Martens, jeans and leather jacket, one could assume heel, cocktail dress and leather jacket. It was also a good opportunity to spend more money than usual, no matter if you had them or not. On the other hand, all during our last few days I was going to see the Nothing But Thieves gig. For me that band is the epitome of genius in its simplicity, recently so rare to find among other bands. I see a tendency for new bands in which the number of body movements made during concerts is 1/100 to good sounds and catchy riffs that bring out their fingers*. But in these things I cannot see any merit. It is their way of expressing themselves, generally speaking, which I understand and respect. Anyway I don’t have to like it. NBT concert sold out pretty quickly and I realized too slowly. My mood that day did not allow me to prowl around the club in the hope of buying a resale ticket. In short, I gave up. Otherwise I had a ticket for Graveyard scheduled for Wednesday at the Electric Ballroom. Hisingen blues is still my favourite album and the show they gave that night to promote their new release Innocence & Decadence was undoubtedly great. By the way I noticed that London blues fans know well how to have fun at the gig. Oddly enough, they called out for an encore from the band, which happens to be, here, less than miraculous. And in this way I smoothly pass to my Friday trip… to the moon. I think about the concert of Buck & Evans himself that I planned for Friday evening.
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Anybody is keen on check that one? :)
My last month in London was of great promise. Despite the fact that my brain is overwhelmed by this place, it tourned out that my very last days here will run intensely, if only because I had a few bands lined up what I really couldn’t wait to see. Some of them play even the same day as Periphery and Shining for example they play the 19th in clubs (...)I only realized last week that I bought tickets for both shows. I have still no idea what to choose, I still have to much of a good thing. Coming back to the point - the time of farewells began with Kate and Monsieur Dylan at Royal Albert Hall. Every concert there is an incredible experience, let alone when an alive legend is giving a show (or "is performing"). As it came out Mr. Dyland is still in tune as they say, and does nothing is going out of the mold, which lasts incessantly for fifty years.By the way, finally there was the possibility that instead of martens, jeans and leather jacket assume heel, cocktail dress and leather jacket. It’s also a good opportunity to spend more money than usual we do (or "what we usually do") and no matter if you have them or not. On the other hand all over last few days I was going to see Nothing But Thieves gig. For me that band is the epitome of genious in its simplicity which recently is so rare among other bands nowadays (or "recently").I see a tendency for towards the formations of bands in which the amount of body movements make made during concerts as equal 1/100 to good sounds and catchy riffs that bring out theirs fingers. But in those thing I cannot perceive any genious ingenuity (or brilliance, I guess). It is a way of expressing themselves - generally speaking which I understand and respect. Anyway I don’t have to like it. NBT concert sold out pretty quickly and I realized too slowly. My mood that day did not allow me to prawl (did you mean prowl?) around the club in the hope of hoping for a resale ticket. In short, I gave up. Otherwise I had to a ticket for Graveyard shceduled for Wednesday at the Electric Ballroom. Hisingen blues is still my favorite album but the show thaey gave that night to promote their new release Innocence & Decadence was undoubtedly great. By the way, I noticed that London blues fans know well how to have fun at the gig pretty well. Oddly enough, they called out the band for encore which happens to be here less than miracles. And this way I smoothly pass to my Friday’s trip… to the moon. I think about the concert of Buck & Evans himself what I planned for Friday evening.
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