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Why don't they play Amsterdam?

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What's wrong with small venues? Personally i like it very much if they would play smaller venues. Tivoli in Utrecht is very suitable.

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Only problem with small venues is that sometimes it is too difficult to get tickets; sometimes in Holland concerts are sold out in an hour (too bloody efficient)...just want to make sure I don't miss ticket sales if I blink my eyes or pay a small fortune :D

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Originally posted by Mario Herlaar You are all so right , they should come to Holland more often.But from what i can recall from a past gig in the Paradiso, they didn't realy like the place. They called it a ratshole!!(the legendary 441 bootleg). But this was ages ago and people change, so lets hope they will play here again some time soon!!

Well, the bastards better bloody had, if I decide to finally move to live in Holland in the future!!! :lol:

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You got a point there Coen! I was actually surprised that i could get tickets to the Cologne gig so easy.Overhere it is much more difficult.Like camping in your sleeping bag on the doorsteps of ticketsalepoints!?

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Originally posted by Love Technique Title of the topic says it all, right? They used to play Paradiso a lot. Okay, so they had some bad gigs here also, but since Holland didn't qualify for the World Cup in Japan and Korea this seems like the perfect time they played over here again (and also because Get Ready is a pretty good album, that's an understatement by the way) and play World In Motion as an intro. Damn, one can dream, right?Cheers,L.T.P.S. I'm also new here. Fav album?: Low Life. Fav songs (at the moment)?: Subculture (12"), Fine Time (obviously) and Run Wild.

I don't think Hooky wants to play the Paradiso anymore after his disasterous appearance with Revenge there in 1990. About fifty people attended this gig. I guess it were his leather trousers that scared of the hordes.

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They might sell out the Heineken Music Hall. Been there once, the sound is good and the beer is cheap. I think it even holds more than 5000, like 5500 people. Saw Muse there and will soon be going to both Rammstein and Andre Hazes.

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Love Technique, please be so kind to explain:

ANDRE HAZES - music

to all our foreign friends !!!!!

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True fact, young offender. I was one of the fifty then! As for Hazes: He rules!!!!

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I think Andre Hazes is what the English call a crooner?!

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Originally posted by Mario Herlaar True fact, young offender. I was one of the fifty then!

So you, my mates and me equalled ten percent of the audience. Who were tose other guys?

The monaco show in De Melkweg last year was better attended, though half of the audience consisted of British tourists. I guess these facts explain why NO didn't play Amsterdam this year.

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I also had some mates with me , so i guess that leaves 80 percent other people ! I thought he looked pretty cool in his leather outfit,.

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Sorry, not my kind of thing Mario. He looked like he shopped at the same store as Rob Halford.

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Originally posted by Mario Herlaar I think Andre Hazes is what the English call a crooner?!

I think Andre Hazes is what English call a drunk :mad: One of my heroes!!!

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