The Stone Roses reunion gig in the Phoenix Park was 10 years ago.
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Jaysus. I fucking rocked that gig.
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Halfway house was HEAVING
Some night.
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Thatâs brilliant.
Yeah that was one of those ones that I looked forward to for ages and it went way beyond expectations. Savage night that continued into next day if I remember correctly.
Must look up the last 4 or 5 songs. 10 years man. 10 years!
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Date:
July 05, 2012
Venue:
Phoenix Park
Location:
Dublin, Leinster, Ireland
Setlists
The Stone Roses setlist:
- I Wanna Be Adored
- Mersey Paradise
- (Song for My) Sugar Spun Sister
- Sally Cinnamon
- Where Angels Play
- Bye Bye Badman
- Shoot You Down
- Ten Storey Love Song
- Standing Here
- Fools Gold
- Somethingâs Burning
- Waterfall
- Donât Stop
- Love Spreads
- Made of Stone
- This Is the One
- She Bangs the Drums
- Elizabeth My Dear
- I Am the Resurrection
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I wanna be adored is the best opening song for a gig ever
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I live my life in the city, thereâs no easy way out
Jurgen Klopp didnât want Salah at Liverpool.
I was at that. Swedish House Mafia was the next night. I wasnât at that. Chaos ensued.
I was there also. We went in hope more than expectation thinking Brownâs voice was gone and they would be too rusty but they were brilliant. Swedish House Mafia the next night was littered with stabbings and beatings iirc although I wasnât there.
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Browns voice was fairly ropey on the night as I recall.
It was but no more so than many previous concerts in years gone by. We thought it would be completely gone.
True enough. Meself and Powery enjoyed it immensely.
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Id get goosebumps thinking i was in the same gig as a legend like powery.
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Nottingham has the greatest concentration of caves of any place in the British Isles, with more than 800 being catalogued so far. The city sits upon a soft sandstone ridge which can easily be dug with simple hand tools to create artificial cave dwellings. The caves housed the only known underground tannery in Britain up until the early 1600s.
Over 500 of these caves were used, with some being expanded, to form the 86 public air-raid shelters used by the cityâs inhabitants during WW2. Together they had a capacity to house just under 10,000 people, giving Nottingham the second largest air-raid shelter capacity after London itself.
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