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Post by highroyds on Sept 24, 2016 10:56:25 GMT
What's your favourite Kasabian gig you've been to and why? If you've seen them loads of times and can't decide, maybe a favourite from each tour?
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Post by bury420 on Sept 24, 2016 12:13:01 GMT
Difficult... will choose one per year starting from 2011. Have seen them only once in 2010.
2011 Nottingham
2012 Frankfurt
2013 Milan Duomo (followed close by Albert Hall)
2014 Glastonbury (so many epic gigs in 2014 but that was the most important one)
2015 Edinburgh
2016 Leicester 1
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Post by jayfreeman on Sept 24, 2016 18:06:23 GMT
The one in Brussel in 2014. Because it was the longest one.
But to be honest each of the gigs was special in some way.
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Post by bury420 on Sept 25, 2016 10:22:20 GMT
Much easier to choose the bad ones btw:
Strasbourg 2012, Rock im Park 2012, London Garage
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Post by cuttoff on Oct 7, 2016 7:11:13 GMT
The one in Brussel in 2014. Because it was the longest one. But to be honest each of the gigs was special in some way. Is it when they were changing the setlist a lot and played the Me Plus One remix? |
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Post by jayfreeman on Oct 8, 2016 16:02:00 GMT
The one in Brussel in 2014. Because it was the longest one. But to be honest each of the gigs was special in some way. Is it when they were changing the setlist a lot and played the Me Plus One remix? No;) It was the last gig of the Velociraptor! tour, somewhere in november 2012 (not 2014, sorry). So they played i think more than 20 songs, and it lasted about 2 hours. I would agree to another hour, but still nothing to complain about;) And at the end Tom did a vocal cover of She loves you. |
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Post by highroyds on Oct 8, 2016 17:16:45 GMT
Is it when they were changing the setlist a lot and played the Me Plus One remix? No;) It was the last gig of the Velociraptor! tour, somewhere in november 2012 (not 2014, sorry). So they played i think more than 20 songs, and it lasted about 2 hours. I would agree to another hour, but still nothing to complain about;) And at the end Tom did a vocal cover of She loves you. That was such a lovely one. It was the first time I saw Black Whistler live, I really wanted to hear it and was so happy they played it. They were a bit emotional on that day, and at the time I thought it was because it was the last gig of the tour, but in hindsight I keep thinking maybe it was because they already knew Jay was leaving. |
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