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Always wanted to watch U2 live in concert,but,£55 standing cheapest and dearest seats £155,FUCK THAT!

ROBBIN BASTARDS!

Got tix for reverend and the makers for £14 :thumb:

:nuts:

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I wouldnt pay 14p to watch Reverend and the Makers again.

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If U2 were playing in my front garden ....... I'd draw the curtains.

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yeah, I don't think I'll ever get to see them. I could afford it but it just isn't right.

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I'd rather sit through Barry Mannilow.

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Hmmm. U2 or Reverend & The Makers? Decisions decisions :laugh:

I've said it before (and I'll say it again), you can think Bono's a twat and still enjoy the U2 live experience. There's nobody comes close in terms of scale and spectacle. And there's a few decent tunes in there as well. It's an uncomfortable truth!

I'll be getting tickets for Hampden. :nod:

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I just bought a ticket for Wemberlee.

I remember having a ticket for Wemberlee in maybe 94 or 95 and then not being able to make it cos of work commitments.

Am I the *only* bloke of my age alive in the UK today who has never actually seen U2?

Probably. :shrug:

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I got tickets for they first tour date in Barca. € 95 each one!!

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El Jarvo wrote: I just bought a ticket for Wemberlee.

I remember having a ticket for Wemberlee in maybe 94 or 95 and then not being able to make it cos of work commitments.

Am I the *only* bloke of my age alive in the UK today who has never actually seen U2?

Probably. :shrug:

No , I ain't Al, I don't like that Bongo geezer :)

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I had a coworker who saw them in 1981, first U.S. tour. Opening for J Geils Band! :shades:

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no thanks

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Fantastic live band...but £155. Christ on a bicyclet.Looks like they've getting tips from Madonna.

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