Dolph Ins
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Brilliant show but the sound quality where we were sitting was poor. Shame
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topbanana36
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Great show last night next time I'm going in the pit.
HAILSHAM SEAGULL
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I think a lot depended where you were in the stadium.
We were standing about half way back, and the sound was superb, yet the last Wembley gig the sound was poor there. We moved to the back of the floor to make a quick escape at the end, and the sound was quite muffled.
Still a great show IMHO.
studio150
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Its Wembley there have been issues with sound quality at various gigs there, but there aren't too many alternatives in London.
I know Bruce played at the Emirates a few years ago but think that had a relatively low volume limit imposed by the licence so has not been used again
I know Bruce played at the Emirates a few years ago but think that had a relatively low volume limit imposed by the licence so has not been used again
Leekbrookgull
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I know the transport issues would probably make it a non-starter before anything else could even be considered, but could you imagine a warm Summer evening at the Amex with Bruce and the E-Street Band in full, glorious flow.
What an epic event that would be.
What an epic event that would be.
Good call. And whilst a close run thing I reckon you might even be able to queue for a beer AND get back to your seat before he finishes.
TottonSeagull
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Fantastic show but Wembley really does have shite acoustics. The Boss needs to find a new venue in London. Maybe the Olympic Stadium? Or just do a show at the Amex!
Leekbrookgull
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A show at The Amex,first point surely numbers in against operating costs ?
We had rain in Manchester and still absolutely outstanding.
It didn't rain and the show was fabulous in the pit and the locals were very friendly. Stereophonics played too and were great but most of the ZbS fans didn't really notice
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chimneys
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- Jun 11, 2007
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No but wife going to Gothenburg next Saturday.
DurringtonGull
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And opened with NYCS!
Looked a great setlist lucky you in a lucky town
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Leekbrookgull
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In this weather about Girls in their summer clothes ?
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Heads-up for any serious Springsteen fans...
http://events.waterstones.com/springsteen/
Bruce Springsteen
Monday 17th October at 5.30pm
Location: Central London. Venue to be announced to ticket holders only.
About the Event
Waterstones is proud to present a special appearance by Bruce Springsteen to celebrate his new autobiography Born to Run.
Fans will have the chance to meet Bruce Springsteen, have a picture taken with him, and receive a copy of Born to Run that includes a signed book plate.
This is a once in a lifetime event and we aim to keep this as safe and enjoyable for all attendees.
Please read the below terms and conditions ahead of buying a ticket, so you know what to expect on the day. To avoid disappointment, we must stress that there will be no access to the event venue for non-ticket holders.
How Do I Buy Tickets?
Tickets to the event are £22 and include a copy of Born to Run and a booking fee.
Tickets will go on sale here at 8pm on Tuesday 11th October.
http://events.waterstones.com/springsteen/
Bruce Springsteen
Monday 17th October at 5.30pm
Location: Central London. Venue to be announced to ticket holders only.
About the Event
Waterstones is proud to present a special appearance by Bruce Springsteen to celebrate his new autobiography Born to Run.
Fans will have the chance to meet Bruce Springsteen, have a picture taken with him, and receive a copy of Born to Run that includes a signed book plate.
This is a once in a lifetime event and we aim to keep this as safe and enjoyable for all attendees.
Please read the below terms and conditions ahead of buying a ticket, so you know what to expect on the day. To avoid disappointment, we must stress that there will be no access to the event venue for non-ticket holders.
How Do I Buy Tickets?
Tickets to the event are £22 and include a copy of Born to Run and a booking fee.
Tickets will go on sale here at 8pm on Tuesday 11th October.
Eggman
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