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Juan Albion

Juan Albion

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Jul 9, 2003
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I see Yes are getting back together. They are charging $150 plus bits and pieces for a good seat in Toronto.

Or you can go and see Jon Anderson next week for $40.

Or, like me, you can keep your money until someone better comes along.
 








Seagull73

Seagull73

Sienna's Heaven
Jul 26, 2003
3,382
Not Lewes
Juan Albion said:
I see Yes are getting back together. They are charging $150 plus bits and pieces for a good seat in Toronto.

Or you can go and see Jon Anderson next week for $40.

Or, like me, you can keep your money until someone better comes along.
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Is it me, or is this post just words making sentences for the sheer hell of it?
I have absolutely no idea what any of it means.:shrug:
 


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Wardy

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Oct 9, 2003
11,219
In front of the PC
Seagull73 said:
Is it me, or is this post just words making sentences for the sheer hell of it?
I have absolutely no idea what any of it means.:shrug:
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Yes are a 70's group.
 








Juan Albion

Juan Albion

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Jul 9, 2003
31,416
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Seagull73 said:
Is it me, or is this post just words making sentences for the sheer hell of it?
I have absolutely no idea what any of it means.:shrug:
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As they said, Yes were a very popular prog band a way back. Jon Anderson was their lead singer. He sounded like Alan Ball* as far as I was concerned.






*Alan Ball was a footballer who talked like Clodagh Rodgers* sang.






*Clodagh Rodgers was from Northern Ireland, which is not part of Britain.
 






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Storer68

New member
Jul 7, 2003
8,564
For me this is perfect. The time, the place, the
Juan Albion said:
As they said, Yes were a very popular prog band a way back. Jon Anderson was their lead singer. He sounded like Alan Ball* as far as I was concerned.

Can I just REMIND you that YES SOLD OUT the BRIGHTON CENTRE in 2001

So hardly popular "a way back".:clap2::yahoo::yahoo::yahoo:
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Juan Albion

Juan Albion

Chicken Sniffer 3rd Class
Jul 9, 2003
31,416
Pontypool (Not THAT Pontypool, the one with the zo
Storer68 said:
Juan Albion said:
As they said, Yes were a very popular prog band a way back. Jon Anderson was their lead singer. He sounded like Alan Ball* as far as I was concerned.

Can I just REMIND you that YES SOLD OUT the BRIGHTON CENTRE in 2001

So hardly popular "a way back".:clap2::yahoo::yahoo::yahoo:
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So you are saying they weren't popular way back?

And how well would you say their albums sold in 2001 compared to, say, 1972?

Anyway, selling out the Brighton Centre means little. I'm going to see Boz Scaggs in June at a venue slightly larger than the Brighton Centre. It will likely be sold out as well. But it would be silly to suggest that he was still 'popular' in the accepted sense of the term.
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Jamon Jamon

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Why.? He's correct. Northern Ireland isn't part of Great Britain. It is hower part of the United Kingdom of Great and Northern Ireland. Have a look at the front of your passport for confirmation.
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never said he was correct or incorrect, If you look at any highly charged discussions on here when has accuracy had anything to do with anything;)?
 










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