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Old 01.04.2015, 12:26 AM   #12
Drjohnrock
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Originally Posted by Severian
Having seen both, I'd go with the cheapest/easiest.

I'm a much bigger fan of Swans than I am of Robyn Hitchcock, but in my lifetime, Swans have been a fairly easy act to catch. I'll be seeing them next month, and I've already seen them a few times. They're one lf the best live bands ever, and I have never regretted a moment I've experienced in the sonic vacuum that is their live show.

Robyn I've only chanced to see once. The stars just haven't aligned for Mr. Hitchcock and me.

So I guess it depends on whether or not you've seen each act before, and how many times. But for me personally, I'd go with whatever was easiest.

Hope that helped, though I'm rather certain it did not.



Somewhat helpful, I think. I've not seen either before. There's very little difference in ticket price, and Hitchcock would be a little easier to see. The one big drawback to Robyn is that I think the gig will be acoustic, and I somewhat overdosed on acoustic gigs last year--something I needn't worry about with Swans!
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