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Old 23rd September 2016, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Susan Foreman View Post
I was lucky enough to see them in the early days - 1983 and 1984 - when they were young, hungry and I believed in them. They were slack and sloppy, and I remember Bruce making a mistake, introducing the next song, only for 'Arry to come and tap him on the shoulder and whisper in his ear. Bruce burst out laughing and said 'well, we will do that song after this one'!

When I saw them in 1998, it was a totally different machine - slick, well polished, professional and (dare I say) boring. It was like a band going thru the motions
I truly don't see them as going through the motions live. No way. Yes they are a slick machine as well they would be after so many years of outstanding shows.

My issue is i don't think the newer material suits what i want in a live gig. It's good, very good, but i don't want to see it live. I'm the same with Marillion and Dream Theater..
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