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Post by garyuk on Sept 10, 2019 12:06:37 GMT
NB: Would LOVE an acoustic of Let Your Good Heart Lead You Home at the shows, that would be something special. Personally, a full band powerfully beautiful and soaring version would be just as special if not more so. When it soars, it is euphoric on a soul reaching scale. Tom is not wrong when he says its one of the best songs they have written but its the bits in between the singing and the crescendo ending that cements its epicness. Full band or not at all for me
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Post by garyuk on Sept 10, 2019 12:14:54 GMT
BTW Hannah, you might wanna unpin 2019 and pin this, 2020, so its at the top 
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Post by Captain Crieff on Sept 10, 2019 12:42:53 GMT
BTW Hannah, you might wanna unpin 2019 and pin this, 2020, so its at the top  good idea, done! in other news, there's apparently some mystery secret presale for Antwerp only certain people have access to. If anyone has a link I'd be very grateful. I was at every Belgian show since 2013 so not entirely sure on what basis they decided who gets access...
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Post by garyuk on Sept 10, 2019 13:41:27 GMT
presale emails have started going out in the last hour or so
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Post by ssmth on Sept 10, 2019 13:50:55 GMT
presale emails have started going out in the last hour or so Still yet to receive mine...
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Post by ssmth on Sept 10, 2019 14:20:12 GMT
presale emails have started going out in the last hour or so Still yet to receive mine... Scratch that, I didnt get notified on it - roll on tomorrow!
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Post by ssmth on Sept 10, 2019 19:54:24 GMT
Having a real dilemma at the moment.
Booking tickets tomorrow for Brum but undecided on standing or one of the tiers. I've always been front/2nd row seeing editors and have loved it, but it's always been in small venues. I've never been to a gig in an arena before but I'm worried about getting a standing ticket but not managing to get to the front and then being trapped in the middle and not being able to see anything. A tier seat would solve this but then I'm worried about being too far away to enjoy it how I'm used to enjoying it?! There are 4 of us going, 2 of them newbies.
Any advice?!
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Post by garyuk on Sept 10, 2019 20:47:43 GMT
you will have fun regardless, bigger venue, bigger pit and higher stage, being back a bit will at least let you see eveything in terms of band staging and lights
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Post by ssmth on Sept 10, 2019 21:05:39 GMT
you will have fun regardless, bigger venue, bigger pit and higher stage, being back a bit will at least let you see eveything in terms of band staging and lights I'm guessing with the bigger venue they'll be using the platform therefore standing will restrict some of the view? Will lower or higher tier give the best view?
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Post by Captain Crieff on Sept 10, 2019 21:33:57 GMT
How tall are you? Hard to predict for me because I’m small af but I’d imagine the higher stage in arenas means most people can see well from 3rd or 4th row too
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Post by ssmth on Sept 10, 2019 21:46:59 GMT
How tall are you? Hard to predict for me because I’m small af but I’d imagine the higher stage in arenas means most people can see well from 3rd or 4th row too I'm around 6ft. It's a real dilemma and I'm stressing out about it Haha. I'd just be worried about being pushed around a lot from all directions, especially during papillon etc. I'm swaying more towards a tier just because itll be a good view of everything going on, but I still wanna be close enough to see everything well.
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Post by Captain Crieff on Sept 10, 2019 22:38:03 GMT
How tall are you? Hard to predict for me because I’m small af but I’d imagine the higher stage in arenas means most people can see well from 3rd or 4th row too I'm around 6ft. It's a real dilemma and I'm stressing out about it Haha. I'd just be worried about being pushed around a lot from all directions, especially during papillon etc. I'm swaying more towards a tier just because itll be a good view of everything going on, but I still wanna be close enough to see everything well. in that case I would say go for standing anyway, if you don't want to be pushed around too much don't stand in the middle. I went for a seated ticket for an Editors show once last year and I could just see the atmosphere was 50 times better at the front, sitting was weird and standing was weird too because everyone around us was sitting for most of the the gig. #WEIRD but then it's true you can see the light show better if you're seated a bit further away. And also extra comfort haha
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Post by Captain Crieff on Sept 10, 2019 22:40:25 GMT
also I have 2 presale codes for the UK tour (entered the no purchase necessary thingy just in case and then preordered the album with an different email woops) and I don't need any so let me know if anyone needs one
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Post by ssmth on Sept 11, 2019 4:29:01 GMT
I'm around 6ft. It's a real dilemma and I'm stressing out about it Haha. I'd just be worried about being pushed around a lot from all directions, especially during papillon etc. I'm swaying more towards a tier just because itll be a good view of everything going on, but I still wanna be close enough to see everything well. in that case I would say go for standing anyway, if you don't want to be pushed around too much don't stand in the middle. I went for a seated ticket for an Editors show once last year and I could just see the atmosphere was 50 times better at the front, sitting was weird and standing was weird too because everyone around us was sitting for most of the the gig. #WEIRD but then it's true you can see the light show better if you're seated a bit further away. And also extra comfort haha I do think the atmosphere would be better standing but it's just that I wouldn't want us to be far back in the queue and then not be at the front
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Post by sotired on Sept 11, 2019 6:34:05 GMT
in that case I would say go for standing anyway, if you don't want to be pushed around too much don't stand in the middle. I went for a seated ticket for an Editors show once last year and I could just see the atmosphere was 50 times better at the front, sitting was weird and standing was weird too because everyone around us was sitting for most of the the gig. #WEIRD but then it's true you can see the light show better if you're seated a bit further away. And also extra comfort haha I do think the atmosphere would be better standing but it's just that I wouldn't want us to be far back in the queue and then not be at the front Don't worry about it you'll easily be able to get to the front few rows - even if you have to pick Team Justin or Team Russ rather than a central position. The pessimist in me thinks there might be a venue downside to the o2 institute come Jan / Feb any way. 
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