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Simple Minds are going to do a gig in Stockholm in February 2006. In a small nice venue.

I lost interest in them in late 80's, but I wonder if I should gather my friends and go and see them.

Anyone seen them live resently? Is it still the original lineup?

Are they any good nowadays, Bere?

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Guess who's going to see them in March 06 :) in Duesseldorf. Yeah they are still good... My concert No. 7! Can't wait...

Lineup... Well... At last Jim and Charlie are still original. Mel Gaynor (the drummer) worked on the album and perhaps tours again with them. On the last tour they had their fellow founder member and bassist Derek Forbes with them... For the new album they got a new guy, don't know if he tours with them... So nearly all the "old" people...

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Do they still playe old songs? I mean, really old ones, from early 80's. Before New gold dream.

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Rian wrote: Do they still playe old songs? I mean, really old ones, from early 80's. Before New gold dream.

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Well... Errr... Not really... I remember "Someone somewhere in summertime" at the last tour...

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Tour 2003 Set Lists

Hmmm seems to depend... I was in Bonn (19.July)...

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Monsieur Round & Round wrote: One of their gigs will be streamed today at fabchannel.com

cool. will try to have a listening then

thanks

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Grrrrrrrrrrreat... I'm not at home this evening... Do you have a chance to record that somehow?

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Nice balance, in the 2003 sets, of old/new/classic songs. Would've loved to have heard stuff like Premonition, Sweat In Bullet, and The American when I saw them in the mid-80s, but their apparent abandonment of their past catalog for their more commerical sound still disappoints me to this day.

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[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote:

their apparent abandonment of their past catalog for their more commerical sound still disappoints me to this day.

Agreedo, Allan!

The phrase "what a waste" seems taylor-made for Jim Kerr and his pals...

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[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: Nice balance, in the 2003 sets, of old/new/classic songs. Would've loved to have heard stuff like Premonition, Sweat In Bullet, and The American when I saw them in the mid-80s, but their apparent abandonment of their past catalog for their more commerical sound still disappoints me to this day.

Sounds like another band we all know... :wink:

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