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What would be a terrible gig for you to attend?

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    #92
    greenspurs
    Registered Users Posts: 10,430 ✭✭✭✭greenspurs


    Deleted User wrote: »
    Or ‘threads you don’t like’, perhaps?

    Suggestion of the day ……

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    #93
    Ursus Horribilis
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    Ash. Saw them as part of a festival line-up years and they were awful.


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    #94
    washiskin
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    If I never see Imelda May in concert again, it will be too soon. :mad:
    Was brought as a birthday present at Christmas a couple of years ago....she has a great voice but the talking between songs was just excruciating......we should be doing this, we should be thinking that.... I felt like shouting "Just feccing sing!" The best part was Finbar Fury guesting.


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    #95
    scudzilla
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    I attended my worst nightmare, Top of the Pops awards in Manchester, 2001, my then partner got 2 tickets and as i was the only driver i was tasked in taking our daughter to the gig.

    Live performances by Kylie, J-lo, Westlife, Mariah Carey, Tom Jones with Wycleff.

    Kid was delighted, i was devastated, i was just looking forward to Paul McCartney closing the show with a beatles medley, then George Harrison had to go and bastarding die a few days before so Macca pulled out and Travis took his place


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    #96
    completedit
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    Justin Bieber hasn't had any army of fans since about 2014. He's not even that relevant anymore. He's just another singer. He's got a great voice, I wouldn't go to a post 2014 concert of his though. His 2012 album was good


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    #97
    eoinzy2000
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    Rubberchikken wrote: »
    any irish musician(s), and that includes U2.
    any rap artist, and i use the word loosely.

    You're funny. Some brilliant Irish music about. Buy you need a sense of humour and like a bit of craic.

    https://youtu.be/fPGbNBgS3B0


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    #98
    RicketyCricket
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    A Gavin James gig. I'd rather eat ****e than have to suffer that.


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    #99
    demanufactured
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    Any modern "pop/xfactor manufactured bile/chart/played on commercial radio 10 times a day" gig, pop music died on December 31st 1989.


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    #100
    Richard Hillman
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    Pretty much any Rap gig. I like a lot of rap music buy it's a very rough crowd and those "Hype Men" do my tits in. You go to listen to the artist not his talentless mate that just got a hanger-on job.


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