Andy really didn’t like it judging by his texts to me during the gig! Not sure that playing (a really not very good version of) Sabbath’s The Wizard was a good idea.
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Greta van Fleet. It was ok, not great, not awful
They are an excellent band, very talented, but just dragged the songs out too long in places, which I found a little monotonous .
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I was about ten rows from the front in line with the bassist. Most of the time the vocals were unitelligible, unless he shrieked! As a band I thought that they were decent but still think that someone like Cormac Neeson would be a better frontman.
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The big man with a stick in Verviers.
The sound was far better on the ground floor than on the balcony, in this tiny venue.
I had a good moment, but the audience not really moving nor responding… So a bit sad…
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Glad you decided to go.
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A two week break now for the Big Man until the UK Tour 
I’ve been following his Tweets over the tour and its all been very positive. 
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Heike from Frankfurt/M told me that the gig in Karlsruhe was much better than the Edinburgh gig. They have improved the playing during the tour. So it sounds good for the final UK gigs. London 8th December ahead for Heike and me. 
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Get your arses to Glasgow.
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24 sleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeps! We march!
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Not realy possible for me. It is to close to X’mas. And I have to check the dates with the ideas of my colleageus.
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A really good gig, such a shame that there was only about 50 people there; in a venue that holds 600+!!
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Focus at Church Dundee last night. Totally Progtastic! Fantastic musicians.
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Quireboys at a packed Slade Rooms, great gig, 8 songs from A little bit of what you fancy, well worth seeing
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Would you recommend it ?
Thoughts Steve ?
I enjoyed it. It wasn’t the best gig but it was ok. He’s definately still got his voice, though I felt a bit sorry for him thinking he used to sell out big arenas but has ended up in Pontypridd with a 500 crowd.
The night to me though was never really about the gig. I was born and brought up in Pontypridd but very rarely go back there (even less so since my mum died), so it was all about catching up with people, some who i’ve not seen for 10 years or more. Hit the pubs at 3 in the afternoon, had a great day and ended up slightly (very) drunk.
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Two really good up & coming bands. However, yet another example of either the promoter or the venue getting it wrong. I counted 45 people. In a 500+ venue. With five staff on duty. No-one makes money from this. They’d have been far better playing The Asylum which holds 75-100.