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  1. denise3112
    You asked the question. People have given you the answers. Did you not want answers? My answers have been polite. You are being abusive.
  2. denise3112
    It doesn't seem surprising that people don't want you appearing in front of them - seems like you are getting what you dish out. If you go back to your original spot then the people around you will let you back in with good grace BUT you need some basic manners. There are plenty of posts on here to explain to you what those manners are.
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    where were your seats?
  4. denise3112
    Front row of Block 111..so seated block right next to the central stage. I stood and danced throughout of course!
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    I had really good sound quality where I was and I agree with this except I did notice that in the first v. high note in The Handler his voice grated, which is such a weird sound to hear in a falsetto note. The second time he went for the note it was pure but he shortened it.
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    Get there earlier duh
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    hahahahha! Love it. I see nothing's changed since I last came on here LOL:
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    Yes, usually they do not use rows A and B of the lower tier when the arena floor has standing tickets. Are you pleased with your seats?
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    The presale codes are specific for those who have registered before 9 Sept. If you registered before that then you're eligible. This is all clear as daylight in the news section. But if you didn't register before 9 Sept, then you are not eligible for the presale. I notice that you have only just registered today on this forum......
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    There are wheelchair spaces in front of block 101.This is adjacent to the floor standing area, just a bit higher than those who are standing on the arena floor and in front of about 40 rows of people, when you count both the lower and upper tiers. There are no rows in front of this area. All the tiered seating faces 'in' towards the arena floor, and therefore will face, roughly, the central stage.The other thing that you might want to consider is that many people in the seats will stand up, and block your view unless you stand up too. Good luck.
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    Been booking tickets for Muse for 11 years now. My experience so far is that, provided the tickets booking website doesn't crash, standing tickets usually sell out within a couple of minutes. The seats at the back usually take a fair bit longer. It's harder to predict though, given the relatively high prices. If I were you I'd try to get online at 9 if you can.
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    The wheelchair seating at the O2 is in the best spot in the house, it runs along the front of of block 101. It's obv limited and I don't know if there is other wheelchair seating there that is not so good. It might be worth you checking it out in advance if you can
  13. denise3112
    Enter Shikari covering SMBH on Radio 1 live lounge today. Weird, and an oddly weedy effort. They looked scared on the stream.
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    I don't agree. He's done numerous interviews over the years which show that he is very politically aware, and well-read. Drones and warfare are hardly 'vague' ideas. Perhaps you'd prefer the endless mindless pap of 'lurve' and 'heartbreak' (yawn). Or the mysogyny of some rock and rap.
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    I did not give it a rating against Invincible, either better or worse! It'll need some time to settle anyway to see if its a 'sticker'. What I like in Invincible are the simplicity and the words. People together being invincible, that sort of stuff which sounds authentic to me and not cheesy. (I don't like cheese but it's a fine line of course...) not sure the about the lyrics of Aftermath yet. But love the melody and esp love the guitar solo.
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    This song is beautiful. Reminds me of Invincible, and the guitar solo is stunning, really elegant and melodic. Helps to give a balanced album.
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    thanks
  18. denise3112
    Yes. Best track since absolution.
  19. denise3112
    Yes! Old Muse is back.
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    :LOL:what kind of poll is this! Electronically arousing and yess!! are not mutually exclusive categories, if any thing they predominantly overlap. Therefore they split the yes vote. And anyway the last category wasn't there when I voted huh
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    Well yes that's true, I agree. Helps to give balance on an album though. I saw Royal Blood at Brixton recently and although I love all the tracks on their album, all really good heavy rock, by the end of the gig it all felt a bit 'samey'.
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    Take a Bow is spine-chillingly awesome imo. One of my all time favourites.
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    Very poppy very catchy. It'll get a lot of airplay, and the more 'casual' fans will probably like it. Won't become a favourite of mine, but it will be good for bouncing to at gigs. Funny that the sentiment of the lyrics totally opposite to the upbeat tone of melody/tempo. Not that I'm bothered.
  24. denise3112
    Yer sniveling = English army surely belongs to me now, yes? = polite tentative international something for everyone
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    LOL
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