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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por PaulKossoff Sáb 21 Mayo 2016 - 12:22
Gexa Energy Pavilion
Dallas, Texas
May 12, 2016
By Jeb Wright
Set List:
Joe Walsh
I Can Play That Rock And Roll | Walk Away | Analog Man | Rosewood Bitters |The Bomber: Closet Queen/Bolero/Cast Your Fate to the Wind | Take It To The Limit | Turn To Stone |In The City |Funk #49 |Life’s Been Good
Encore:
Life In The Fast Lane | Rocky Mountain Way
Bad Company
Man Needs Woman | Live for the Music | Feel like Makin’ Love | Gone, Gone, and Gone | Burnin’ Sky | Electricland |Ready for Love |Crazy Circles | Seagull |Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy | Shooting Star | Movin’ on
Encore:
Bad Company |Rock Steady
All week long the weather called for rain, but thankfully the rock gods intervened and the sun came out. The Gexa Energy Pavilion proved to be the perfect venue for rock icons Joe Walsh and Paul Rodgers to kick-off their One Hell of a Night tour.
Before the big boys hit the stage, however, a young man from Hawaii named Makana opened the show. He performed several songs, some originals and some covers by Led Zeppelin and Sting in the style of slack key guitar. He had an infectious energy, raw talent and a passion for the music he was performing.
As good as he was, however, Joe Walsh and Bad Company were the 2 bands the crowd was there to see. The energy grew as everyone wondered who would take the stage first. It turned out to be The Blond Bomber, the Master of the Stratocaster and that dude who played with the Eagles, Joe Walsh. Before Joe uttered a word or played a note he received a standing ovation. It was well deserved, as the beloved musician is a true one-of-a-kind talent and personality.
Joe opened the show with “I Can Play That Rock and Roll” from the album You Bought It You Name It and then went back in time and played the James Gang classic “Walk Away.” Next was the self-titled tune from his long-awaited solo album Analog Man. “Rosewood Bitters,” written by his good friend Michael Stanley, is always an emotional moment, and on this night the crowd appreciated the heartfelt tune.
Joe addressed the crowd before going into “The Bomber” saying, “All you young people out there, you’re parents love this song.” Joe kept humor in his act the entire night. (“You all should remember this song… I just hope I do…”) When band intros came up he introduced a member of the band as tech for the Eagles. He said, “I asked him to join the band and he told me he wasn’t a musician. He just makes noises. I told him that’s okay.”
The laughter did subside momentarily when Joe introduced two families in attendance that lost loved ones in the war. The crowd gave them a standing ovation and Joe said, “I am not doing so well. Glenn is gone. I thought my brother and I would grow old together.” With that, the band went into a very emotional version of the Eagles classic “Take It to the Limit.” The video screen showed images of the musicians throughout the song. The band had four background singers who were terrific, and the only male singer took lead vocals on this tune with incredible soaring accent vocals from one of the gals. Afterward, Walsh composed himself and then performed some of the most loved rock and roll songs of all time in “In the City,” “Turn to Stone,” “Funk #49” and “Life’s Been Good.”
It was great to see drummer Joe Vitale in the band once again. He had a huge grin the entire night and he gave it his all. During the band introductions, Walsh mentioned his friendship and made a comment about pasta. Also in Joe’s band is guitarist extraordinaire Waddy Wachtel, who Joe forgot to introduce at all. When he realized a song later what he had done he said, “This is a guy who was once a very close friend of mine… that is, until I forgot to introduce him a little while ago.”
The encore started with Walsh telling the crowd they would just stand there and play a song so that everyone didn’t need to go through the motions that usually happen at a concert. The band kicked into “Life in the Fastlane.” At the end of the classic song the band left the stage and the crowd brought them back for a real encore. Joe smiled and said, “Luckily, we know one more song.” You knew it was coming, if you were checking the mic stand for the ‘Talk-Box’ tube. Joe strapped on a PRS Mira, grabbed a slide and tore into “Rocky Mountain Way.” When the set came to an end, there were people there feeling sorry for the band that had to follow this amazing Joe show.
The band that came on next, however, was no run of the mill rock act. This was Bad Company, featuring multi-instrumental singer, songwriter and amazing vocalist Paul Rodgers. Joining Paul was Bad Co founding member and drummer Simon Kirke, Hall of Fame guitarist Howard Leese and bassist Todd Ronning. There was one more guitar player on stage making his debut with Bad Co. Rich Robinson… yes, the guitar player from the Black Crowes is touring with Bad Co. How damn cool is that?
They opened with the deep album cut “Man Needs Woman” from 1977’s Burnin’ Sky. This is a song that should have been a huge hit and features those damn sexy Paul Rodgers vocals and that unique Bad Co groove. Next up came “I Live for the Music.” Damn, this sucker rocked. This is song just has that Bad Co feel that melts all your worries away.
Next, the band played one of their biggest hits unusually early in the set. “Feel like Makin’ Love” had the crowd on their feet singing along with every word. “Gone, Gone, Gone” from Desolation Angels was next. This is a song that the Bad Co faithful have always loved as it encapsulates that bass and guitar sound that makes them so unique. Another deep album cut, “Electricland” from the album Rough Diamonds proved to be one of the most musical events of the evening. Again, this song should have been a huge hit but, somehow, was not. Rodgers immersed himself into the performance of this song, so much so that at the end of the tune he said, “Wow, I really went there for a moment.”
“Ready for Love” is another classic, and it was definitely a crowd favorite. “Crazy Circles,” from Desolation Angels, ended up being one of the coolest songs performed. While strapping on an acoustic guitar, Rodgers admitted that Bad Company had never played the song live before. It went over like gangbusters.
Drummer Simon Kirke came down to the front of the stage before the next song. Both he and Rodgers were now brandishing acoustic guitars. They went into the emotional song “Seagull” from the band’s debut self-titled album. Soon there were four acoustics being played on stage and Simon took a solo… it was not the first time I’d seen a drummer take a solo, but it was the first time I’d seen a drummer take a guitar solo!
The main set ended with the trifecta of Bad Co tunes “Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy,” “Shooting Star,” complete with a sing-a-long, and “Movin’ On.” For the encore the band played “Bad Company” and “Rock Steady.”
Walsh made us laugh throughout the opening set, but he was not the only comedian on this night. At one point Rodgers was talking about finalizing the tour details. He had told Joe to call him on Tuesday to get everything in order. A few days later the phone rang and it was Joe. He said, “Paul, it’s Joe. You said to call you on Tuesday. Is it Tuesday yet?” Everyone, including the band cracked up.
At the end of the day, this proved to be a dream concert lineup. Walsh is a true living and breathing combination of rock star, musician and ordinary average guy. Bad Company blasted it out- running on all cylinders- leaving everyone satisfied.
Paul Rodgers is an amazing man. His vocals are so melodic and strong they defy words. Paul changes the rhythm and cadence of the lyrics, inspiring interpretations from the soul, giving the fan a fresh listen to the classic tunes. Not only can he sing, play guitar, piano, and harmonica but he is the true Bad Co leader of the pack.
Guest guitarist Robinson was slinging some classic Gibson axes, but looked a bit apprehensive during the evening, especially during the dual solo on “Can’t Get Enough”, but it all went smoothly and he held his own during this night. Once he relaxes a bit, this writer predicts he will have the time of his life on stage this summer. The rest of the band was also having a blast and the crowd was eating out the palm of their hand with every song.
The question that begs to be asked is, “Who won this battle of the bands?” Truth be told, this is a very easy call. It is not even close. The winner on this evening was the fans in attendance. This was a celebration of music and life that brings out the best that rock ‘n’ roll has to offer. It wasn’t a battle at all, it was a brotherhood.
Was this, as it was billed, one hell of a night? You bet it was! In fact, I can’t wait to see this one again when the tour machine rolls into Kansas City in June.
If Joe Walsh and Bad Company come to a venue near you, trust me… stop everything you’re doing and go see this show. It’s a PG experience (Pretty Great) and fun for the whole family! It just simply doesn’t get any better than this!
Dallas, Texas
May 12, 2016
By Jeb Wright
Set List:
Joe Walsh
I Can Play That Rock And Roll | Walk Away | Analog Man | Rosewood Bitters |The Bomber: Closet Queen/Bolero/Cast Your Fate to the Wind | Take It To The Limit | Turn To Stone |In The City |Funk #49 |Life’s Been Good
Encore:
Life In The Fast Lane | Rocky Mountain Way
Bad Company
Man Needs Woman | Live for the Music | Feel like Makin’ Love | Gone, Gone, and Gone | Burnin’ Sky | Electricland |Ready for Love |Crazy Circles | Seagull |Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy | Shooting Star | Movin’ on
Encore:
Bad Company |Rock Steady
All week long the weather called for rain, but thankfully the rock gods intervened and the sun came out. The Gexa Energy Pavilion proved to be the perfect venue for rock icons Joe Walsh and Paul Rodgers to kick-off their One Hell of a Night tour.
Before the big boys hit the stage, however, a young man from Hawaii named Makana opened the show. He performed several songs, some originals and some covers by Led Zeppelin and Sting in the style of slack key guitar. He had an infectious energy, raw talent and a passion for the music he was performing.
As good as he was, however, Joe Walsh and Bad Company were the 2 bands the crowd was there to see. The energy grew as everyone wondered who would take the stage first. It turned out to be The Blond Bomber, the Master of the Stratocaster and that dude who played with the Eagles, Joe Walsh. Before Joe uttered a word or played a note he received a standing ovation. It was well deserved, as the beloved musician is a true one-of-a-kind talent and personality.
Joe opened the show with “I Can Play That Rock and Roll” from the album You Bought It You Name It and then went back in time and played the James Gang classic “Walk Away.” Next was the self-titled tune from his long-awaited solo album Analog Man. “Rosewood Bitters,” written by his good friend Michael Stanley, is always an emotional moment, and on this night the crowd appreciated the heartfelt tune.
Joe addressed the crowd before going into “The Bomber” saying, “All you young people out there, you’re parents love this song.” Joe kept humor in his act the entire night. (“You all should remember this song… I just hope I do…”) When band intros came up he introduced a member of the band as tech for the Eagles. He said, “I asked him to join the band and he told me he wasn’t a musician. He just makes noises. I told him that’s okay.”
The laughter did subside momentarily when Joe introduced two families in attendance that lost loved ones in the war. The crowd gave them a standing ovation and Joe said, “I am not doing so well. Glenn is gone. I thought my brother and I would grow old together.” With that, the band went into a very emotional version of the Eagles classic “Take It to the Limit.” The video screen showed images of the musicians throughout the song. The band had four background singers who were terrific, and the only male singer took lead vocals on this tune with incredible soaring accent vocals from one of the gals. Afterward, Walsh composed himself and then performed some of the most loved rock and roll songs of all time in “In the City,” “Turn to Stone,” “Funk #49” and “Life’s Been Good.”
It was great to see drummer Joe Vitale in the band once again. He had a huge grin the entire night and he gave it his all. During the band introductions, Walsh mentioned his friendship and made a comment about pasta. Also in Joe’s band is guitarist extraordinaire Waddy Wachtel, who Joe forgot to introduce at all. When he realized a song later what he had done he said, “This is a guy who was once a very close friend of mine… that is, until I forgot to introduce him a little while ago.”
The encore started with Walsh telling the crowd they would just stand there and play a song so that everyone didn’t need to go through the motions that usually happen at a concert. The band kicked into “Life in the Fastlane.” At the end of the classic song the band left the stage and the crowd brought them back for a real encore. Joe smiled and said, “Luckily, we know one more song.” You knew it was coming, if you were checking the mic stand for the ‘Talk-Box’ tube. Joe strapped on a PRS Mira, grabbed a slide and tore into “Rocky Mountain Way.” When the set came to an end, there were people there feeling sorry for the band that had to follow this amazing Joe show.
The band that came on next, however, was no run of the mill rock act. This was Bad Company, featuring multi-instrumental singer, songwriter and amazing vocalist Paul Rodgers. Joining Paul was Bad Co founding member and drummer Simon Kirke, Hall of Fame guitarist Howard Leese and bassist Todd Ronning. There was one more guitar player on stage making his debut with Bad Co. Rich Robinson… yes, the guitar player from the Black Crowes is touring with Bad Co. How damn cool is that?
They opened with the deep album cut “Man Needs Woman” from 1977’s Burnin’ Sky. This is a song that should have been a huge hit and features those damn sexy Paul Rodgers vocals and that unique Bad Co groove. Next up came “I Live for the Music.” Damn, this sucker rocked. This is song just has that Bad Co feel that melts all your worries away.
Next, the band played one of their biggest hits unusually early in the set. “Feel like Makin’ Love” had the crowd on their feet singing along with every word. “Gone, Gone, Gone” from Desolation Angels was next. This is a song that the Bad Co faithful have always loved as it encapsulates that bass and guitar sound that makes them so unique. Another deep album cut, “Electricland” from the album Rough Diamonds proved to be one of the most musical events of the evening. Again, this song should have been a huge hit but, somehow, was not. Rodgers immersed himself into the performance of this song, so much so that at the end of the tune he said, “Wow, I really went there for a moment.”
“Ready for Love” is another classic, and it was definitely a crowd favorite. “Crazy Circles,” from Desolation Angels, ended up being one of the coolest songs performed. While strapping on an acoustic guitar, Rodgers admitted that Bad Company had never played the song live before. It went over like gangbusters.
Drummer Simon Kirke came down to the front of the stage before the next song. Both he and Rodgers were now brandishing acoustic guitars. They went into the emotional song “Seagull” from the band’s debut self-titled album. Soon there were four acoustics being played on stage and Simon took a solo… it was not the first time I’d seen a drummer take a solo, but it was the first time I’d seen a drummer take a guitar solo!
The main set ended with the trifecta of Bad Co tunes “Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy,” “Shooting Star,” complete with a sing-a-long, and “Movin’ On.” For the encore the band played “Bad Company” and “Rock Steady.”
Walsh made us laugh throughout the opening set, but he was not the only comedian on this night. At one point Rodgers was talking about finalizing the tour details. He had told Joe to call him on Tuesday to get everything in order. A few days later the phone rang and it was Joe. He said, “Paul, it’s Joe. You said to call you on Tuesday. Is it Tuesday yet?” Everyone, including the band cracked up.
At the end of the day, this proved to be a dream concert lineup. Walsh is a true living and breathing combination of rock star, musician and ordinary average guy. Bad Company blasted it out- running on all cylinders- leaving everyone satisfied.
Paul Rodgers is an amazing man. His vocals are so melodic and strong they defy words. Paul changes the rhythm and cadence of the lyrics, inspiring interpretations from the soul, giving the fan a fresh listen to the classic tunes. Not only can he sing, play guitar, piano, and harmonica but he is the true Bad Co leader of the pack.
Guest guitarist Robinson was slinging some classic Gibson axes, but looked a bit apprehensive during the evening, especially during the dual solo on “Can’t Get Enough”, but it all went smoothly and he held his own during this night. Once he relaxes a bit, this writer predicts he will have the time of his life on stage this summer. The rest of the band was also having a blast and the crowd was eating out the palm of their hand with every song.
The question that begs to be asked is, “Who won this battle of the bands?” Truth be told, this is a very easy call. It is not even close. The winner on this evening was the fans in attendance. This was a celebration of music and life that brings out the best that rock ‘n’ roll has to offer. It wasn’t a battle at all, it was a brotherhood.
Was this, as it was billed, one hell of a night? You bet it was! In fact, I can’t wait to see this one again when the tour machine rolls into Kansas City in June.
If Joe Walsh and Bad Company come to a venue near you, trust me… stop everything you’re doing and go see this show. It’s a PG experience (Pretty Great) and fun for the whole family! It just simply doesn’t get any better than this!
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por Gregg Sáb 21 Mayo 2016 - 18:10
a ver, el "crónico" dice al final que Rich Robinson estaba aprensivo durante el solo de Can't Get Enough ... pero ... SI NO MENCIONA LA CANCIÓN EN EL SET LIST NI EN LA RESEÑA DEL CONCIERTO !!! 
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por PaulKossoff Dom 22 Mayo 2016 - 12:13
Gregg escribió:a ver, el "crónico" dice al final que Rich Robinson estaba aprensivo durante el solo de Can't Get Enough ... pero ... SI NO MENCIONA LA CANCIÓN EN EL SET LIST NI EN LA RESEÑA DEL CONCIERTO !!!
Pues el copy paste creo que lo he hecho bien.
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por Gregg Dom 22 Mayo 2016 - 13:31
PaulKossoff escribió:Gregg escribió:a ver, el "crónico" dice al final que Rich Robinson estaba aprensivo durante el solo de Can't Get Enough ... pero ... SI NO MENCIONA LA CANCIÓN EN EL SET LIST NI EN LA RESEÑA DEL CONCIERTO !!!
Pues el copy paste creo que lo he hecho bien.
Pues eso, ya me extrañaba que no la tocasen de todos modos.
Una cosa es que en el corta/pega se quedase atrás, por ejemplo, un párrafo que hablase de CGE, pero lo super-raro sería que te la dejases fuera del set list.
Fallo del crónico marciano
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por karlos gasteiz Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 16:17
PaulKossoff escribió:En birmingham un viernes!
joder, quiero ir!
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por PaulKossoff Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 17:11
karlos gasteiz escribió:PaulKossoff escribió:En birmingham un viernes!
joder, quiero ir!
Yo tambien!
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por karlos gasteiz Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 17:14
PaulKossoff escribió:karlos gasteiz escribió:PaulKossoff escribió:En birmingham un viernes!
joder, quiero ir!
Yo tambien!
me viene muy bien de fechas, además
el tema es que ahora he soltado un montón de pasta por distintos bolos. pero me encantaría este
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por PaulKossoff Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 17:23
karlos gasteiz escribió:PaulKossoff escribió:karlos gasteiz escribió:PaulKossoff escribió:En birmingham un viernes!
joder, quiero ir!
Yo tambien!
me viene muy bien de fechas, además
el tema es que ahora he soltado un montón de pasta por distintos bolos. pero me encantaría este
Viernes 3 de junio a la venta.
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por gavitana Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 17:27
Todos sabéis que tarde o temprano husmearía por aquí... ( no debo...)
( no debo...)
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por karlos gasteiz Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 17:28
esta es una banda que hay que ver
la madre que lo parió
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por gavitana Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 17:29
No he de entrar aquí, no he de entrar aquí...
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por PaulKossoff Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 17:32
Carabirubi escribió:Ese sábado en Londinium...
¡Premio!
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por gavitana Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 17:34
Y con puente posterior por el 1 de Noviembre.PaulKossoff escribió:Carabirubi escribió:Ese sábado en Londinium...
¡Premio!
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por gavitana Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 17:35
You know...PaulKossoff escribió:Gavi caistes!
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por karlos gasteiz Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 17:39
gavitana escribió:Y con puente posterior por el 1 de Noviembre.PaulKossoff escribió:Carabirubi escribió:Ese sábado en Londinium...
¡Premio!
ya veo que os habéis dado cuenta antes
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por gavitana Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 17:44
No iré. Aparte de que el vuelo de ida directo más barato es ¡200€! 
por Ryanair, es otro jaleo más..
Me he de quedar con el set que le vi cuando tocó en Essen en 2013 con banda de rock y orquesta, junto a otros. Su parte fue esta:
http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/paul-rodgers/2013/grugahalle-essen-germany-13d8d515.html
por Ryanair, es otro jaleo más..Me he de quedar con el set que le vi cuando tocó en Essen en 2013 con banda de rock y orquesta, junto a otros. Su parte fue esta:
http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/paul-rodgers/2013/grugahalle-essen-germany-13d8d515.html
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por karlos gasteiz Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 17:50
en londres
28 de octubre Y & T
29 de octubre BAD COMPANY
31 de octubre BRING ME THE HORIZON
28 de octubre Y & T
29 de octubre BAD COMPANY
31 de octubre BRING ME THE HORIZON
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por gavitana Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 17:55
¡Puta, que eres mu puta, que eso es peor! Ya estoy yo conforme con que el vuelo es caro, ahora pa que el viernes sea barato y to...karlos gasteiz escribió:en londres
28 de octubre Y & T
29 de octubre BAD COMPANY
31 de octubre BRING ME THE HORIZON
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por gavitana Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 19:08
¿Este es el que fuiste tú?PaulKossoff escribió:
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por PaulKossoff Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 19:33
gavitana escribió:¿Este es el que fuiste tú?PaulKossoff escribió:
si! solo te digo una cosa Gavi piénsatelo!
Este y el de los Who tocando quadrophenia han sido de los mejores conciertos que he visto en mi vida ...el de los Who en Londres lo disfrute bastante menos ...
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por gavitana Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 20:19
Uf, no puede ser, pero que wien suena eso, demonios
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por danitoledo Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 20:47
Mañana se estudiarán las opciones y diversas variantes. 
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por PaulKossoff Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 21:31
danitoledo escribió:Mañana se estudiarán las opciones y diversas variantes.
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por PaulKossoff Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 21:32
gavitana escribió:Uf, no puede ser, pero que wien suena eso, demonios
Pues imaginate in situ ...
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por gavitana Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 21:45
Pero...¿tú vas al final?PaulKossoff escribió:gavitana escribió:Uf, no puede ser, pero que wien suena eso, demonios
Pues imaginate in situ ...
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por gavitana Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 21:46
PaulKossoff escribió:danitoledo escribió:Mañana se estudiarán las opciones y diversas variantes.
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por PaulKossoff Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 21:51
gavitana escribió:Pero...¿tú vas al final?PaulKossoff escribió:gavitana escribió:Uf, no puede ser, pero que wien suena eso, demonios
Pues imaginate in situ ...
Yo creo que si ...
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por gavitana Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 21:52
No me acuerdo si alguna vez puse este video, pero ahí va.
Lo grabé en Essen, ¡estaba en front row! Que artistazo es el gachó.
Lo grabé en Essen, ¡estaba en front row! Que artistazo es el gachó.
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por danitoledo Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 22:47
PaulKossoff escribió:gavitana escribió:Pero...¿tú vas al final?PaulKossoff escribió:gavitana escribió:Uf, no puede ser, pero que wien suena eso, demonios
Pues imaginate in situ ...
Yo creo que si ...
¿A cualo vas, Paul? ¿London?
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por from the mars hotel Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 23:11
PaulKossoff escribió:Al loro señores!
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por karlos gasteiz Mar 31 Mayo 2016 - 23:13
gavitana escribió:PaulKossoff escribió:danitoledo escribió:Mañana se estudiarán las opciones y diversas variantes.
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por John Constantine Miér 1 Jun 2016 - 2:38
Llevaba unos días con esta gente en la cabeza, veo este topic arriba, me da una corazonada y...
NOS VEMOS EN ALGUNA DE LAS FECHAS (seguramente en Glasgow) SEÑORES!!!
NOS VEMOS EN ALGUNA DE LAS FECHAS (seguramente en Glasgow) SEÑORES!!!
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por PaulKossoff Miér 1 Jun 2016 - 7:29
danitoledo escribió:PaulKossoff escribió:gavitana escribió:Pero...¿tú vas al final?PaulKossoff escribió:gavitana escribió:Uf, no puede ser, pero que wien suena eso, demonios
Pues imaginate in situ ...
Yo creo que si ...
¿A cualo vas, Paul? ¿London?
Creo que Londres! Lastima que no haya ninguna en Dublin ...
Última edición por PaulKossoff el Miér 1 Jun 2016 - 7:30, editado 1 vez
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por PaulKossoff Miér 1 Jun 2016 - 7:30
John Constantine escribió:Llevaba unos días con esta gente en la cabeza, veo este topic arriba, me da una corazonada y...
NOS VEMOS EN ALGUNA DE LAS FECHAS (seguramente en Glasgow) SEÑORES!!!
Bien
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por PaulKossoff Miér 1 Jun 2016 - 7:32
gavitana escribió:No me acuerdo si alguna vez puse este video, pero ahí va.
Lo grabé en Essen, ¡estaba en front row! Que artistazo es el gachó.
Lo veo regular de voz no?
En Wembley estuvo espectacular!
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por PaulKossoff Miér 1 Jun 2016 - 7:33
from the mars hotel escribió:PaulKossoff escribió:Al loro señores!
Un sabado Mars ... No te digo nada ...
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por from the mars hotel Miér 1 Jun 2016 - 7:50
PaulKossoff escribió:from the mars hotel escribió:PaulKossoff escribió:Al loro señores!
Un sabado Mars ... No te digo nada ...
hoy lo estudio............
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por gavitana Miér 1 Jun 2016 - 8:22
[quote="PaulKossoff"]
Lo veo regular de voz no?
En Wembley estuvo espectacular
gavitana escribió:No me acuerdo si alguna vez puse este video, pero ahí va.
Lo grabé en Essen, ¡estaba en front row! Que artistazo es el gachó.
Lo veo regular de voz no?
En Wembley estuvo espectacular
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por danitoledo Miér 1 Jun 2016 - 11:11
Oigan, ¿los setlist que están haciendo por USA no son un poco cortos?
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Re: BAD COMPANY REUNION
por danitoledo Miér 1 Jun 2016 - 11:20
Entradas Meet & Greet y te ponen de la fila 1-5 en pista (sillas).
Entradas Hot Ticket y te ponen de la fila 6 a la 15 en pista (sillas).
Así que estamos en el mismo caso de Rainbow, las entradas normales de pista (sillas) empiezan a partir de la fila 16.
Y no son nada baratas.
Seguimos estudiando.
Entradas Hot Ticket y te ponen de la fila 6 a la 15 en pista (sillas).
Así que estamos en el mismo caso de Rainbow, las entradas normales de pista (sillas) empiezan a partir de la fila 16.
Y no son nada baratas.
Seguimos estudiando.
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