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[charly77]

We've booked to see KA and LOVE but just wondered how long the shows last?

[Diamonddog2801]

Originally Posted by charly77

We've booked to see KA and LOVE but just wondered how long the shows last?

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They are about 90 minutes long. They have to be - they do two shows per night, one at 7, one at 9. They have to finish and clear the hall and get the next lot in in half an hour!

I saw "Ka" last year, it was tremendous. But "LOVE" brought tears to my eyes - not as much because of the acrobatics (though that is spellbinding) but just hearing THAT music all over again, on stage. It's a part of my DNA, The Beatles. If you love the band, I guarantee you'll be moved too?

[Guest]

And they go so quickly as well... I was so exilarated after KA I just wanted to stay and see it all again.

It was definitely a case of standing ovation all round after the performance we saw. Absolutely stunning.

I'm hoping Love will be as awesome in November. I was a 70's child so I missed out on the Beatles initially especially as both my Mum and Dad were never fans, but by the late 80's early 90's I was hooed on 60's music and got all the Beatles albums on CD (as well as many other 60's bands).

[Diamonddog2801]

Originally Posted by ju_itfc

And they go so quickly as well... I was so exilarated after KA I just wanted to stay and see it all again.

It was definitely a case of standing ovation all round after the performance we saw. Absolutely stunning.

I'm hoping Love will be as awesome in November. I was a 70's child so I missed out on the Beatles initially especially as both my Mum and Dad were never fans, but by the late 80's early 90's I was hooed on 60's music and got all the Beatles albums on CD (as well as many other 60's bands).

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You will love it. I don't think the theatrics/stage innovation is as good as "Ka" (that amazing hydraulic, tilting stage?), but it has some great moments. And the music - well, you'll be overwhelmed. There was a magical part where the whole audience joined in with the singalong part of "Hey Jude" - it was just as when I saw Paul McCartney live a couple of years back. Amazing. And when you think this is just 20-25 of over a hundred tracks of theirs - it's incredible, it really is. There will never be another band come even remotely close to them - and seeing that music, presented in a new light, was a really emotional moment.

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Originally Posted by Diamonddog2801

You will love it. I don't think the theatrics/stage innovation is as good as "Ka" (that amazing hydraulic, tilting stage?), but it has some great moments. And the music - well, you'll be overwhelmed. There was a magical part where the whole audience joined in with the singalong part of "Hey Jude" - it was just as when I saw Paul McCartney live a couple of years back. Amazing. And when you think this is just 20-25 of over a hundred tracks of theirs - it's incredible, it really is. There will never be another band come even remotely close to them - and seeing that music, presented in a new light, was a really emotional moment.

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I've never even looked at the track listing on the soundtrack until a few minutes ago. I am particularly pleased to see contributions from the White Album which I think is stunning. Probably my favourite Beatles song is Blackbird, in fact I love all the acoustic offerings by McCartney on that album (Mother Natures Son, I Will). Slight tunes, but infectious.

I really can't wait for Love. KA was awesome, if it can top that it have to be something really special...

[florida girl]

We never got to see any shows on our last visit but are looking to book KA for next year the reveiws all sound good. Saw our first CDS at Christmas in Florida thought it was a brilliant show.

Quite fancy booking a magic show too though not sure which one any recommendations.

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