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Yeah, aware his voice is basically shot but I'm curious. If prices aren't insane I'll roll the dice on it, I think.
Saw him a good many years ago (noughties) at the NEC Arena or whatever it was called. As much as I love his work, I don't think I'd bother again.
This is my thought process.Yeah, aware his voice is basically shot but I'm curious. If prices aren't insane I'll roll the dice on it, I think.
Well put it this way the cheap seats for David Byrne are £200.Isn't it only about £50?
Amazing!Well put it this way the cheap seats for David Byrne are £200.
You're never gonna see him in Coventry again. (It's debatable if anyone will see him perform in the UK again after the completion of this tour)Looks like the cheapest tickets for Dylan are £80 and it's all seated. Love you, Bob but f*ck that.
I have zero interest in Dylan, but obviously its great artists like this are coming to the city, but I have reached a point where I'm buying tickets to go to gigs based on the 'you might not get another chance' factor.You're never gonna see him in Coventry again. (It's debatable if anyone will see him perform in the UK again after the completion of this tour)
I'll be going - some bucket lists are 'absolute must'.
Oh I am a fan - just never got round to seeing him.I have zero interest in Dylan, but obviously its great artists like this are coming to the city, but I have reached a point where I'm buying tickets to go to gigs based on the 'you might not get another chance' factor.
Thought about going to see James Brown when he last toured the UK, never did, too late now.I have zero interest in Dylan, but obviously its great artists like this are coming to the city, but I have reached a point where I'm buying tickets to go to gigs based on the 'you might not get another chance' factor.
Saw him a good many years ago (noughties) at the NEC Arena or whatever it was called. As much as I love his work, I don't think I'd bother again.
Same here. I reckon I listen to at least 1 or 2 Dylan tracks daily. One of my favourites? "Desolation Row".It was fairly shot even then tbh, and he just didn't look interested at all (yeah, I know, it's Bob).
I still probably play his stuff as much as anyone's though.
Far too many to quote.Same here. I reckon I listen to at least 1 or 2 Dylan tracks daily. One of my favourites? "Desolation Row".
And so many more that he 'gave' to other singers/bands! The man's a genius song writer!Far too many to quote.
When I think back to buying the two Greatest Hits (inc More Greatest hits, both of which I still have and play) LPs in the early-ish seventies, it makes me realise what a huge catalogue of work the man has.
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