I like to think of it as home...
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Skip the tiny text to avoid any hints.Well, then that was a first.diana wrote:He did not slap his thigh in Leuven!Pet Shop Girl wrote:I am sure he will find a song or two to slap his thigh out of time in. He always does. We all love that part of the show!Naughty Zoot wrote:Whatever they play will be fine by me. I doubt it'll be much different from the current one but .. who knows?
I just hope that we get a chance to wag our fingers like we did to Can you forgive her? in 99.
Alas, I can't recall what song had Neil slapping his thigh out of time in it then (the 99 tour) but I hope he finds a song to do it to this time around .... for old time's sake.
Well, you know how sometimes last minute cancellations just happen. The boys have had a pretty good track record. So I guess I have nothing to worry about.NJTom wrote:Well I don't think cancellation is likely, the NYC gig is sold out already .. and I stand to be corrected, but it is the largest of the USA venues?
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given that they're touring alone... (not that this is new for them)... and in the past tours they played a LOT longer set than they've been playing at the Festivals, I'd imagine there'd be a lot more in store for us... which would be good, cause while I loved the show in Ireland the other week, aside from stuff from Fundamental they didn't play anything newer than Very...Naughty Zoot wrote:Whatever they play will be fine by me. I doubt it'll be much different from the current one but .. who knows?
