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Thanks TT. It was a joy to read that. You could almost hear Will speaking the replies.

In to-day's Daily Star (with thanks to Ruthie):- A bit good ain't it. Short but to the point. :dance:

Thanks for posting TT.

Thanks BYM+M's. Only 8/10. Family favourite Hm. :thinking: Don't think she liked him very much. :rolleyes:

:yahoo: :cheer: :dance: Thanks TT.

There's always some spoilsport. :angry:

Thought I'd made a right booboo, but fortunately other things have now taken over.

It seems years since I saw Will, and it was only Sunday. :( Wish I could have gone to more. :(

Have there been any reviews for Harrogate and Liverpool yet? :unsure:

Didn't realise they were available suggy. Certainly not in my local WHS, but it's only a small store. Anyway I love the calendar, :P and will order online. PS. thanks for giving the thumbs up suggy, that it was at least available.

This isn't a gripe. But goodness me I think I've just killed the SM thread in AG stone dead. :unsure:

Thanks for puting the reviews together TT. I'd only seen the Evening Chronicle one. So far so good, although I'd question the comment "this wasn't a particularly lively affair. After the first couple of slow-paced songs at the beginning of his set, including the relatively dull 'Love Is A Matter Of Distance', a hint of restlessness pervaded the crowd ", made by the musicguide reviewer. I'd hardly call his new version of VK slow-paced. Nor did I see any restlessness, and certainly it seemed to me to be a very lively affair. However, I do agree about LIAMOD, merely because I don't like the song either. :rolleyes: I'm wondering whether it was the reviewers who all sat in the row behind me. (They were in the centre bit). The whole row was empty until just before Will's set started, then a combination of well-dressed men and women, and one or two who were more casually dressed, took the seats.

Oh that's what he meant. He was doing those actions on stage when he was going through the ditty about the merchandice. I've never heard him do anything like that before, so times must be hard!! :lol:

That was the one I was trying to remember last night, but my mind was in a spin. You could hear a pin drop couldn't you. I sure was mesmerised by it, and I'm sure everyone else was. And I thought I could actually see tears - certainly he was very emotional singing it. Just as he finished there was a very slight pause before rapturous applause, cheers, whistles and screams.

Thanks for that review munchkin. A reviewer who actually heard what I heard. :dance:

Forgot to say - it was great meeting up with peeps. :dance: It's a pity I couldn't get to the restaurant, but at least I managed the foyer even if I had to phone TT, who was standing almost next to me. :rolleyes: :lol: BYM+M's has put up some great pics on D, but I'll let her post them.

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It was brilliant. :yahoo: My head's whirling - can't remember what Will sang or when, all I can say - it was brilliant. :yahoo: :w00t: I'll be more myself tomorrow.

I'm going. :yahoo: :w00t:

:o Peachycheeks - don't even joke about it.

I too hung around this evening - and eventually heard Will sing. :dance: Lovely - but why oh why does he always have to be on in the wee small hours. At least, this time, we knew he would be on, unlike when he sang with Ruby Turner and Jools Holland Band, and hardly anyone knew until after the event.

We should be so lucky TT. :rolleyes: Remember the angst created last time. :angry:

Just realised CIN this evening. :dance:

That's great TT. :welcome:

Perhaps after a LIG Boot & Immune, we can have a Note in Songs on LIG Boot & Immune. :lol: It will help to pass the time when the next Will drought happens. :( Don't worry I've already smacked my hand for even thinking of that at the moment. :lol: