Hi Trixie,
Thank you so much for telling it all how it is, honest, straightforward etc, no waffling.
Totally agree that there should be more of this kind of entertainment in theatres.
I also would like to hope that the boys do become very popular but still play to crowds in theatres not huge venues like the O2 as although its terrific for people who play there to have such huge audiences to sing for. Unless you pay oodles of money to sit/stand near the front, you haven't got a cat in hell's chance of really being able to see anything except for what's on the screens around you and frankly for me (perhaps its my age) I like to be able to see people on a stage, moving around and see their facial expressions and their feet!!! The atmosphere at smaller venues is so much more intimate isn't it, makes the artitsts interact better with their audience.
I went to a concert recently and although it was great, sound good etc, couldn't see a thing apart from on the screen. Might as well have been watching tv at home. Atmosphere was good but you feel such a distance away from the group, you never really feel part of anything.
Anyway, enough waffle from me. I still have a huge grin on my face thinking of the concert 2 weeks ago and being in Row C. Doubt much will top that this year, well apart from hopefully seeing the boys tour with Dream On - How fantastic would that be and looks as if it will happen. Marvellous news.
Love 'n' stuff Siouxsie xxx
) The band drowning out the vocals in the first few songs and the fact it was all over just as it begun. The lighting was poor and inappropriate at times, the set was boring and I expected dancers around them. I wouldn't moan if the tickets had been cheaper, but I must confess I did expect more. 
