Richard Hawley

Maybe

i wee in a pint glass then trow it down the mosh pit!

not really, if it's a big loud gig then i have a few and sing along, if it's a little quiet gig then i have a few and sing along in my head!

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Just voted... and I see most who did feel the same as me!

Do you get annoyed by people who sing along at a gig, Poppydog?
I like to have a couple of drinks (would never leave during a set to go to the bar - priorities) and I do like to sing along, but believe me, nobody would be able to hear me over the performance. They pay to hear the artist on stage after all, not me.
But is that something people hate? Nobody's ever told me to shut up.

Singing along is definately allowed - even if your 'off key' and dont know all the words...

It's this constant yabber yabber and click click that does my head in.

I think the stance of 'if you have come to listen to me move closer to the front - those that are talking amongst themselves form a line in the taxi rank outside this theatre' should be taken more often...

thats my boy hoy

So you did hear me in Galway after all!

Just voted .... seems like there's a lot of drunken crooners on the forum

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dunno about crooners but plenty of drunks.

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For where you can't go
Mustang horses, champagne glasses
Anything frail anything wild
It's the price of living motion, what's beautiful is broken
And grace is just the measure of a fall.

.... perhaps I should have said drunken crones and cronies

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