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[Music] Eurovision - Liverpool To Host In 2023
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I'm gonna find & watch a Swedish dubbed version of Monty Python as revenge.
Stato
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To be honest, I'm not much of a fan of most of the best selling stuff and would be happy if Elton was an obscure bar piano player in Kristiansand. You're no doubt right that the lack of a language barrier made it far easier for British acts to crack the US. However, you also have to remember that the 60s R&B boom that became rock music was a much bigger thing in the UK than in most of Europe. Hamburg was importing British acts to play in their clubs because there were lots of them. The skiffle boom of the mid fifties was a particularly British phenomena and fed the obsession with black American music that saw many UK acts well positioned to take advantage of the sixties boom. The language advantage is of course, a two way street and it must have contributed to obscure R&B songs becoming dominant for UK teenagers whilst more instrumental sounds like jazz held sway in France.
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I agree with Swansman though, first time in a while, Elton John is incredible.
I knew that, was merely highlighting multilingual output
Then we get onto mish mash songs ( Anglo/Franco being a good example )
LEst we forget the English rockers of the early 60's trying to be AMerican!
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Icy Gull
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Doubt it will be at the Dome though, sadly
Shropshire Seagull
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Putin "finally meeting his Waterloo" - can't loose Shirley?
So, we don't get the glory of winning - but get the expense of hosting it next year!
SSE Hydro in Glasgow is apparently the most likely venue.
Thunder Bolt
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Good, and I hope it is co-hosted by a Ukrainian presenter.
Yes indeed, that would be just right.
I notice Brighton as being a possible contender to host it, but the rules state the venue must accommodate 10,000 spectators, we haven't got anywhere that size have we, how many does The Brighton Centre hold?
I notice Brighton as being a possible contender to host it, but the rules state the venue must accommodate 10,000 spectators, we haven't got anywhere that size have we, how many does The Brighton Centre hold?
Unless they're using the World Cup break to stick a roof on the Amex?
danielson81
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Here's one we made earlier.. (someone has made a mock up of how it might look in 2023..)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLLNuOVmpac&t=233s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLLNuOVmpac&t=233s
dolphins
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I notice Brighton as being a possible contender to host it, but the rules state the venue must accommodate 10,000 spectators, we haven't got anywhere that size have we, how many does The Brighton Centre hold?
4,450. So that excludes it as a possibility.
Interestingly, the Dome (y'know, 1974 and all that!) holds just 1,700. Wonder when the capacity requirements changed?
Leekbrookgull
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UK to host Eurovision.
Posted under music which has to be questionable,so will it be nul points for the UK ?
Posted under music which has to be questionable,so will it be nul points for the UK ?
Nobby Cybergoat
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Don't care about this sort of thing but held in Brighton again would be good. Though I suppose it's probably outgrown the Brighton centre, so not here then
Is it PotG?
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