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Will unused Brixton tickets be collectors items?

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Will tonights unused Brixton tickets be collectors items one day?

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  • Yes - they'll be worth a mint in years to come 0 (0%)
  • No - the pavement will be lined with them tonight 4 (100%)

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Just wondering weather I should bother buying a frame. My guess is that there be alot of miffed touts about.

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There's certainly a lot of unwanted tickets about, and it is nice to see the touts get their fingers burnt for a change.

But why is there no demand for this gig? Not enough notice? Awkward night? Do you think they might call it a day after the Music Hall of Fame event?

I'm going to keep my spare ticket in a drawer with my other (used) tickets.

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If you think that the gig promoter didn't even bother to email us... then I wonder what kind of promotion they did!

And it's pretty much done at the last minute too, less than 4 weeks to sell tickets is not that big of a notice. Manchester was something else since they didn't tour there this year.

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Spotnick wrote: If you think that the gig promoter didn't even bother to email us... then I wonder what kind of promotion they did!

And it's pretty much done at the last minute too, less than 4 weeks to sell tickets is not that big of a notice. Manchester was something else since they didn't tour there this year.

Thats shocking. That guy should be sacked! Whats the point of him? How much does it cost to put an ad in music magazines, the free London Metro newspaper, The London Standard, etc?

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