davidsutter wrote:has anybody had the time to create a database of all the random tv alex does

Isn't that just called the "internet movie database" ?

Yeah they're from the same year

he saw Blur live on the Think Tank tour. Bless Viekko:

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Fuck, imagine that. playing a gig knowing Bowie's in the audience! No better compliment.

New Graham album in 2016 would be awesome. His last 3 were all sooo good. No sense in stopping now innit.

Should have been a top 10 hit. But sadly, rock bands aren't allowed in the singles chart anymore.

Despite being one of the most consistent live bands I've ever seen, they're often fucking shite when playing on TV shows.

Damon's really fucking crap at interviews.

Oasis are better not really lol

And yes I've heard of DJ Shadow.

Il Communication isn't even the best Beastie Boys album released in the 90s, let alone one of the best overall. Mine would be (only one album per artist allowed) in order: 1.Blur- Modern Life is Rubbish 2.Radiohead- The Bends 3.Judas Priest- Painkiller 4.The Prodigy- Music for the Jilted Generation ...

Well they didn't sell out a big gig on their own turf (London) this year but like a few people have already said, sometimes it's definitely nicer to have more space. Hyde Park was definitely more enjoyable for my wife and I this summer cos we had space to move. Bowie's just confirmed the release dat...

So glad that everyone who went to the NYC and LA gigs had a great time. In 2012 I'd waited 13 years to see Blur again (with Graham). But for you guys it was even longer. Or for some it was the first time.

This is how I'll feel if I ever get to see Bowie live.

Which I won't.

How close was it to being sold out?

Anyone know how tickets they sold for this? Was it close to sell out?

So yeah Noel won. Fairly unsurprisingly really.