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I thought it would be only the older people who like Bush. It's good to see that younger folks are open minded and not so easily influenced by modern culture.
There was a bloke in the queue who'd driven from Harwich to Bristol, just for the gig, and was driving straight back home again.
To be fair it's only 2:30 each way in the right car at the right time 😈
She is brilliant, completely bonkers should be classed as a national treasure.
I remember seeing Wuthering Heights on the telly in 1977
So do I. I remember her writhing around in a Laura Ashley nightie. Kept me going for years.
Talented, sexy and a just a little bit bonkers. What's not to like?
Each to their own, but im with you IHN.
More shows
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-26758964
"Kate decided to add the extra shows in a bid to make sure as many people who wish to see a show can do so," the official statement continues.
No Kate, if you want to make sure as many people who wish to see a show really [i]can[/i] do so then shift your arse out of London!
she's rotten
The extended mix of [i]Running Up That Hill[/i] is a record of Balearic aceness.
Been a fan since I saw Wuthering Heights on Top of the Pops. Her albums are brilliant, but really pay listening to, one of the few artists who has really gone her own way. Such an imagination.
Would dearly love tickets but undoubtedly they will be all gone by the time I plough trough the sites.
PS Bunnyhop +1
I'm sure Kate Bush is very good but I saw Goldfrapp last night in Birmingham and she was fantastic. Great band, great sound and career spanning set. A gig well worth going to.
It was The Man With The Child In His Eyes which got me into her (so to speak) a distressingly long time ago, but I grew into liking all her other stuff pretty rapidly.
The gigs (as she acknowledges, it's not really a 'tour', is it?) happen to coincide around my birthday so methinks a self-indulgent treat is called for 🙂
[i]This is not a go at you nettles but just lately I'm getting weary of chaps on here saying " oooh have you seen Kylie lately, she's showing her age". Arrrggghh. Funnily women do grow old and will not always look like they did when 19. I was lucky enough to stand a few feet away from Kylie last year and she looked utterly amazing, beautiful in fact.[/i]
Just for the record, I absolutely have no issue with how Kate Bush looks (I've never seen the appeal, but each to their own) or her age, or the fact that she's 'touring' again. The reference to Old People was simply a hilarious homage to another thread about fruitcake.
I do, however, dislike her caterwauling.
God, she's looking rough 😉
Are you insane?!!! Dream of Sheep is utterly utterly gorgeous. Its sublime. And without doubt the finest song anyone has ever written about losing consciousness as you drownHave a word with yourself
To be fair it probably doesn't have too much competition .
Many moons ago when I was in my late teens I met Kate Bush, she would have been about seventeen then. Her boyfriend at the time was a friend of a friend and we all went out for a drink one evening after work in Kew Bridge.
She was lovely and did actually speak just as you would expect using words like wow as in the song. Happened to be working installing phones at the dance centre in Floral St a couple of months later, saw her again there and had another brief chat.
Knew she was an aspiring singer and dancer (obviously) but that was a couple of years or so before her wuthering heights hit and was somewhat surprised to see her singing on TOTP
Very long time ago as i'm now 55 and think she is about the same age, but even back then you could tell she was different albeit in a nice way and not that surprised she made it.
Ah now fruitcake, mostly eaten by old people 🙂another thread about fruitcake.
she's just announced a load more dates! 😀
oops sorry didn't see the earlier post in my excitement! 😳
Quite liked some of her stuff but Alan Partridge ruined it for me really. I can't help singing along in a Partridge "Kate Bush medley" style whenever one of her songs is on the radio. Sometimes I do the actions too which isn't really advisable on the A23 during rush hour.
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I'm sure Kate Bush is very good but I saw Goldfrapp last night in Birmingham and she was fantastic. Great band, great sound and career spanning set. A gig well worth going to.
You got that right:
The divine Ms G
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Yum. Sadly, I really don't think she'd be the slightest bit interested in me. 😐
Looking forward to their Colston Hall gig next Tuesday, what a voice!
ninfan - MemberKate is quite simply wonderful, once of the most creative and inspirational artists ever to come out of this country
Just for you Ratty. X.
Productivity of the office workers of STW set to decreased markedly between 09.15 and 10.00 tomorrow I think!
Saw the Goldfrapp film the other week. The concert was good,the short films at the start were appallingly bad. The Mrs bunked off school to see Kate's last and only tour. Is now devastated she hasn't got a ticket for the London dates.
Metro reporting all 22 shows sold in 10 mins - approx 88,000 tickets and about £6m tickets sales!
How did STWers get on?
TM (got some - pure luck!)
p.s. Saw Goldfrapp as Roskilde a few years back - just awesome!
I tried and I failed 🙁
Fail 🙁
We're in! 😀 😀 😀
First time I have ever done the online 'sold in 60 seconds' concert ticket thing: I paid more than we hoped we would for seats rather than cattle class, and it was alarming how quickly everything went: had 2 times where the time it took me to put name, address, email and credit card details (40 seconds tops, I was on fire!) was still too long, and by the time i clicked the final payment button tickets were gone again. I am sure someone better at computers than me can explain how that works -I had it in mind that the 4 minute timer at the bottom of the page held the tickets for your IP until you either paid, or the timer ran out and then they went back up. Also ticketmaster was rubbish: the other three went through that process in the time it took ticketmaster to load up one page. (firefox on newish laptop and fibre broadband)
Anyway, mrs is well chuffed.
Failed also
had 2 times where the time it took me to put credit card details (40 seconds tops, I was on fire!) was still too long, and by the time i clicked the final payment button tickets were gone again. I am sure someone better at computers than me can explain how that works
Type your credit number in somewhere else (word, notepad, excel, doesn't matter where) before you start and copy it into your clipboard (select the text then Ctrl+C ), then it's just Ctrl+V (to paste) when you get to that field in the purchasing process.
I had it in mind that the 4 minute timer at the bottom of the page held the tickets for your IP until you either paid, or the timer ran out and then they went back up.
This peeves me on most websites selling things - you put something in your "basket", then when you go to pay for it someone else has bought it and you can't. But how could they have? It's in [b]my[/b] basket! Someone needs to invent an e-commerce basket with a lockable lid to stop this kind of thing from happening.
Type your credit number in somewhere else (word, notepad, excel, doesn't matter where) before you start and copy it into your clipboard (select the text then Ctrl+C ), then it's just Ctrl+V (to paste) when you get to that field in the purchasing process.
oooh, it's things like that which i should have but never thought of that make me feel ooooold! Cheers!
I managed to get a couple for me and my significantly better half. I have a ticketmaster account, so didn't have to spend ages entering lots of info in. Yet to tell the SBH that we have tickets and that she is coming. The last thing that she booked was the entire Ring cycle (in Berlin) so this should even up of the weirdness scale
P.S. The Ring was stunning - 16 hours of dwarves, Valkeries, gods and goddess with music that was brilliant. Berlin is good as well!
I know someone who's desperately and repeatedly phoning to try and get tickets. He's Running Up That Bill..
