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OLP in Europe
Posted: 11/5/2002, 1:50 pm
by Soozy
Now that OLP are in Europe we need a new topic for all us European types who felt really left out by all of you who got to see them at the ACC, but are now getting very excited at the thought of seeing OLP here really soon
So who else on here is going to some of the European shows?
I'm doing Birmingham, Manchester, London and Paris and [glow=red]I CAN'T WAIT[/glow]!
Posted: 11/5/2002, 7:07 pm
by smoking_monkey
i want them back in toronto
i know...i know....im a greedy bastard but what can ya do?
Posted: 11/6/2002, 2:10 am
by Eelco
Amsterdam and Brussels, here I come!
Posted: 11/6/2002, 12:11 pm
by Blister
Posted: 11/6/2002, 1:06 pm
by Soozy
There's a map on their website -
www.birmingham-academy.co.uk
It's pretty close to New Street Station I think.
Posted: 11/8/2002, 1:41 pm
by Blister
Aaaah...thank you. I know where Birmingham Academy is, but I'm unsure about Birmingham Academy 2. Im all confused lol. Someone said it was inside birmingham academy. which confused me even more.
i'll have a look as soon as this bloody thing finishes loading...
Posted: 11/9/2002, 5:33 am
by Soozy
I think they are in the same building. But if you find out that they're not then let me know cos I don't want to be hanging around the wrong place wondering why OLP haven't turned up!!
Posted: 11/9/2002, 3:29 pm
by UltraViolet
according to the ticketmaster, here is the address of the BA2
Event Information
CLEAR CHANNEL ENT PRESENTS
OUR LADY PEACE
+ WILT + COLOUR OF FIRE
BIRMINGHAM ACADEMY 2
52-54 DALE END BIRMINGHAM
SAT 16-NOV-02 DOORS 18:30
Birmingham Academy
52-54 Dale End, Priory Square,, Birmingham, B4 7LS
Directions
BY CAR (VIA M6):
Leave M6 at junction 6, and follow signs for A38M & Birmingham City Centre. Come off at the third exit, avoiding going over the flyover. At the traffic island (with the fire station on the left), take first exit and approach Masshouse Circus. Take third exit for Priory Queensway and at Old Square island take third exit, bringing you onto Corporation Street. At the mini island take second exit onto Newton Street. Travel down hill and under bridge reaching Dale End. The Academy is on the right. Toysrus is on the left nad next to it is the Albert Street NCP which is open late on gig nights.
Public Transport
NEAREST RAILBirmingham New Street, Moor Street.
BUS ROUTESAny route to the City Centre.
Parking
There is 3 NCP carparks near to the venue
did anyone hear of either opening band and what is with the 10PM curfew on Friday and Saturday nights.
Posted: 11/10/2002, 4:49 am
by Soozy
That's interesting. The guys in Colour of Fire think they're only playing the London show! I asked on their site.
Posted: 11/10/2002, 11:48 am
by Soozy
Is anyone going to the Manchester or London shows? There's a CC meetup at Manchester definitely and maybe in London. And CMers would be very welcome.
Posted: 11/11/2002, 1:18 pm
by Blister
Yeah, tis in the same biulding then. Apparently its like a tiny little room. Which excites me muchly.
And, wow, Wilt. I like them

Distortion rocks. Haven't heard of the other band.
10pm curfew? Whaaaaaat?
I'll be wearing my coolio tshirt with a Flying V on the front. There can't be many of them...come and say hi if you see me

haa.
Posted: 11/11/2002, 1:26 pm
by Soozy
I'll look out for you. I'll be the one in the front row with Gail

And loitering around before the show!
It looks like they have a club in the Academy on Friday and Saturday nights - hence the stopping at 10pm thing.
Posted: 11/11/2002, 1:32 pm
by Blister
That's really shit. I noticed the doors were opening quite early, actually. I never really thought about it though.
I might suggest that we stop at the club a bit then. It's meant to be really good. And if we're already there....y'know....
That is...if it's, like, a rock club. Else I'll probably get beat upon or something, lol.
Posted: 11/11/2002, 1:40 pm
by Soozy
It looked like a dance music kind of club to me. Bleugh.
I think we'll hang around for a bit and then we're driving up to Manchester!
Posted: 11/11/2002, 1:49 pm
by Blister
*jealous*
I really wanted to go to Manchester too, but my friends are all gits - I think they're too scared to be that far from mommy and daddy, lol.
ARGH. Why don't they understand my need for this?
Still....at least I got them to go to B'ham

(less than a week

:):))
Posted: 11/11/2002, 1:53 pm
by superboots
gits?

Posted: 11/11/2002, 1:56 pm
by Blister
*clumsyrific* wrote:gits?

Hmm...is there a literal meaning of gits? Is that what you're

ing at?
Or...is it coz its un-Americanised? If so, I use it in a "little buggers" kind of sense. (not literal buggers, either. oh. confusion.)
Posted: 11/11/2002, 1:58 pm
by superboots
I haven't ever hear that word in my life.
Posted: 11/11/2002, 2:02 pm
by Blister
Haha. Fair enough. Well, yeah, in my language (known as Sarish) it means "buggers", usually mixed in with "selfish". So there. lol.