Devon wrote:Thats something that should be reserved for those who like "Along Came A Spider." JUST kidding.

Hey.

Desperado.

wind_up_toy wrote:The album is now being listed on Amazon

Box Set (which appears to be on CD) is £26.99
Vinyl £23.04
Standard CD £14.70

I'll let Si sort a link out that enables the site to receive some commission.

A local shop today tells me the box set is £37 and CDs are £20. No vinyl price.

concolz wrote:Re: discussions above.....I must be in the tiniest of tiny minorities, because I really like ACAS. There's a certain Roger Cormanesque quality to it, and I've never got fed up of playing the album.

Make that 2 who like ACAS.

Anyone buying one of these?

https://knucklebonz.com/product/alice-c ... nz-statue/

https://knucklebonz.com/product/alice-c ... nz-statue/

Toronto Bob wrote: The fact of the matter is that Amuk is the troll, some of you just can't/won't see that.

Explain?

I found this book today in Waterstones, at £20.99, it stayed there.

Can we get the thoughts of Shoey on Deeper? I know he is a big fan of this song.

Out Of Print?

And some of the lyrics to Somewhere In The Jungle.

While Heaven Wept wrote:

kevinuk81 wrote:Still bashing ACAS.

Yes. It's an awful album.

Would rather listen to ACAS than DaDa.

Waits for the bashing to start.

Still bashing ACAS.

Do you think Alice knows what is happening, seeing as people around him read these posts? And if so, could he have any say in what is happening? Alice knows the diehards in the UK, wonder what he would think if he looked out from stage and couldn't see anyone he recognised.

Are we sure Birmingham is seated? The arena layout looks like it isn't, and the tickets it continually offers is Block B, Row Z, 3 + 4 on the floor .... ----edit--- forget it. deffinetly seated. offered row R...no seating plan on there though Is this any help to anyone going to Birmingham concert? ...

Si wrote:The press release said it will coincide with the UK dates, but that might not mean anything in the end.

Which could make the earlier dates of the year, the same setlist as for the last couple of years.

When is the new album out? If it is the earlier part of the year, you will have an idea of the setlist when Alice starts in April, otherwise it may change as the year goes on.

Si wrote:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/music/news/a ... t-tickets/

The reporting on this link is rubbish, a 6 date tour but only 5 dates mentioned, where is the 6th date.

Tickets are from £40 in Birmingham.

How many other songs were played in this setlist and what were they?

I have asked a local record shop, they are on the list that was somewhere in this thread, but he says not sure if he will have any in.