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Pussay Patrol 28 May 18 11.43am | |
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Watched Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds for a while on Saturday then Florence + the Machine last night Totally boring, so many of these headline acts just churn out the same repetitive music. NG can still write the odd decent tune but it's the same old garbage he's been doing for 20 years, and florence is just FlorenZZzze, not sure how they justify being a headline act. They're not new or fresh, edgy. Safe, middle of the road, boring music.
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matthau South Croydon 28 May 18 11.48am | |
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Yeah not exciting to hear at all. Perhaps something to do with it is, which of those has a truly great voice? Florence sounds like she’s constantly climaxing and the Galla gallachers sounds like dying crows. Where’s today’s Freddie Mercury’s, David Bowie’s with not only good vocals and stage presence but also great music.
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Lakeview Lincoln 28 May 18 12.44pm | |
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I watched a bit of Franz Ferdinand. Normally bands increase the tempos of songs they've been doing for years, but they decided to do their most famous song, "Take Me Out" slower. It became a tiresome plod. I saw a bit of Taylor Swift. The music was bland and she dressed like a young prostitute- as brace-teethed 13 and 14 year old girls watched in admiration. Personally, I've still not fully recovered from watching 3 minutes of the Shaggy & Sting team-up a few weeks back. I suppose every ageing generation thinks pop music is in decline though.
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baldeagle73 Leamington spa 28 May 18 1.23pm | |
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I had the misfortune of watching Paloma faith f***ing dreadful made Florence and the machine sound half decent in comparison which is an achievement in itself
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Bobtail Crowborough 28 May 18 9.09pm | |
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That's something I dream about. Originally posted by Lakeview
I watched a bit of Franz Ferdinand. Normally bands increase the tempos of songs they've been doing for years, but they decided to do their most famous song, "Take Me Out" slower. It became a tiresome plod. I saw a bit of Taylor Swift. The music was bland and she dressed like a young prostitute- as brace-teethed 13 and 14 year old girls watched in admiration. Personally, I've still not fully recovered from watching 3 minutes of the Shaggy & Sting team-up a few weeks back. I suppose every ageing generation thinks pop music is in decline though.
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YT Oxford 28 May 18 10.42pm | |
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I rely on gems like ELO at Glastonbury in 2016!
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Pussay Patrol 29 May 18 5.58am | |
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Originally posted by YT
I rely on gems like ELO at Glastonbury in 2016! The Who smashed it as well but they have real stage presence and represent something, these current acts don't seem to be bothered to put a proper live set together
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mr. apollo Somewhere in Switzerland 29 May 18 7.57am | |
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Nigel Kennedy did a great set! Anybody want any of the concerts on the MP3 thread? (Please reply to MP3 thread)
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palace chick South Croydon 29 May 18 11.06am | |
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Watched Beck on the iplayer who was in Belfast for the big weekend and I thought he/they we’re really good. I would recommend a viewing :-)
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