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Chris Monk wrote:RFH was great, SBE was good and the Astoria was acceptable. So I'd go for the RFH. At least you get somewhere to sit.
apparently the acoustics have been tweaked (still not perfect I hear)...and you get one inch more leg room...woohoo. Got to agree, chalk and cheese compared with the Astoria
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Chris Monk wrote:RFH was great, SBE was good and the Astoria was acceptable. So I'd go for the RFH. At least you get somewhere to sit.
With my back problems, I can't sit for too long, so I'd prefer an option to stand.
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24db wrote:
Chris Monk wrote:RFH was great, SBE was good and the Astoria was acceptable. So I'd go for the RFH. At least you get somewhere to sit.
apparently the acoustics have been tweaked (still not perfect I hear)...and you get one inch more leg room...woohoo. Got to agree, chalk and cheese compared with the Astoria
The acoustics may not be perfect but I'm fairly certain they're miles better than the SBE/Astoria.
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Chris Monk wrote:
24db wrote:
Chris Monk wrote:RFH was great, SBE was good and the Astoria was acceptable. So I'd go for the RFH. At least you get somewhere to sit.
apparently the acoustics have been tweaked (still not perfect I hear)...and you get one inch more leg room...woohoo. Got to agree, chalk and cheese compared with the Astoria
The acoustics may not be perfect but I'm fairly certain they're miles better than the SBE/Astoria.
completely....although from were I was in 2004 it was rubbish (I should add that Kraftwerk, a couple of weeks later was perfect)
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24db wrote:
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24db wrote: apparently the acoustics have been tweaked (still not perfect I hear)...and you get one inch more leg room...woohoo. Got to agree, chalk and cheese compared with the Astoria
The acoustics may not be perfect but I'm fairly certain they're miles better than the SBE/Astoria.
completely....although from were I was in 2004 it was rubbish (I should add that Kraftwerk, a couple of weeks later was perfect)
Hmmm. (strokes chin)
I'm guessing it wasn't the Hall then. :wink:
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Hobo wrote:
Chris Monk wrote:RFH was great, SBE was good and the Astoria was acceptable. So I'd go for the RFH. At least you get somewhere to sit.
With my back problems, I can't sit for too long, so I'd prefer an option to stand.
I agree Mick..........sitting does hurt much more :arrow:
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Here are some shots of the Roundhouse - I reckon TD could do loads with this space, especially if they ever use Surround-Sound...

http://www.musicmanifesto.co.uk/assets/x/50166

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Thats well cool Stephen IMHO 8)
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Never got to attend a gig in the old roundhouse, this looks the job though.
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loads of anti-photo clowns at the roundhouse I should add
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24db wrote:loads of anti-photo clowns at the roundhouse I should add


I don't understand what the problem is. If the band are happy for you to take pictures, then the venue should keep quiet IMO.
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24db wrote:loads of anti-photo clowns at the roundhouse I should add


I don't understand what the problem is. If the band are happy for you to take pictures, then the venue should keep quiet IMO.
seemed perfectly OK at the Alte Oper, so I don't know why these winners are so zealous
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24db wrote:
Hobo wrote:
24db wrote:loads of anti-photo clowns at the roundhouse I should add


I don't understand what the problem is. If the band are happy for you to take pictures, then the venue should keep quiet IMO.
seemed perfectly OK at the Alte Oper, so I don't know why these winners are so zealous
It would seem that the price of the ticket, doesn't automatically entitle you to enjoy yourself. In truth, it would seem strange not having to avoid the "Camera Gestapo". England appears to be the worst country for this type of "jobsworth" behaviour.
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Hobo wrote:
24db wrote:
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I don't understand what the problem is. If the band are happy for you to take pictures, then the venue should keep quiet IMO.
seemed perfectly OK at the Alte Oper, so I don't know why these winners are so zealous
It would seem that the price of the ticket, doesn't automatically entitle you to enjoy yourself. In truth, it would seem strange not having to avoid the "Camera Gestapo". England appears to be the worst country for this type of "jobsworth" behaviour.
hmmm I'd be interested to hear what it's like in the States, but on personal experience it does seem as if the UK is pretty bad.
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24db wrote:
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24db wrote: seemed perfectly OK at the Alte Oper, so I don't know why these winners are so zealous
It would seem that the price of the ticket, doesn't automatically entitle you to enjoy yourself. In truth, it would seem strange not having to avoid the "Camera Gestapo". England appears to be the worst country for this type of "jobsworth" behaviour.
hmmm I'd be interested to hear what it's like in the States, but on personal experience it does seem as if the UK is pretty bad.
The UK is pretty bad on everything these days :oops: :evil:
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