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You've summed up why I don't like arena gigs.
I saw AC/DC at Wembley Stadium in 2009, the support bands were The Subways and The Answer, but for all I could see (and hear) those little ants on stage might as well have been Chas & Dave. Or some actual ants.
When AC/DC were on they had the big video screens, of course... but you might as well watch a video.
I know enough about acdc to have some concern about the line up but I understand for some people it will be a complete non issue ( like me and the Levellers). At the point at which they are only dots in the distance it is pretty much an irrelevance.
If they still carry on with only Angus I'm sure they will still have an audience.
Seriously: If you value it, take/fetch it yourself
OK, assuming they do carry on, does anyone think Angus should retire the school uniform?
I know it's always been part of the show and all that, but the guy is 61 years old.... in other walks of life he'd be under police surveillance.
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Seriously: If you value it, take/fetch it yourself
Me too.
Bought them through Getmein so as long as the gig goes ahead, I can't claim a refund, no matter who they put up on stage.
I don't think one person alone makes a band, but if you take the ingredients out of a recipe one at a time, at what point does it become something else? Or nothing.
I reckon it was still minestrone soup without Malcolm, but with only Angus and Cliff left.........
Current members
so pretty much the same line up since the beginning bar a couple of brief changes and one who's only been in the band for 13 years.
Or get Axl Rose in and call it Grasping at Straws.
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