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[JC-Mo'Fucka]

Tyler, The Creator – Goblin | Album Snippets Stream

cant wait to hear it in full, enjoying this.

Edited by JC-Mo'Fucka, 01 May 2011 - 09:11 PM.

[Leeds_Brett]

The setlist for the London show

Sandwitches
64
igotagun
French
Yonkers
Tron Cat
Chordaroy
f**k The Police
Earl

[JC-Mo'Fucka]

Leeds_Brett, on 01 May 2011 - 09:31 PM, said:

The setlist for the London show

Sandwitches
64
igotagun
French
Yonkers
Tron Cat
Chordaroy
f**k The Police
Earl

way too short for a gig, but should be good at festivals. They have tonnes of other stuff they could put in there, nothing off of 'Radical' either which has a fair few good tracks on there.

anyone go? i'm chomping at the bit to see 'em, need to sort out my reading work/ticket sharpish!

[thesecretingredientiscrime]

I love the song Earl a lot.

[JC-Mo'Fucka]

Daveportivo, on 02 May 2011 - 12:40 AM, said:

I got kicked in the face by Mellowhype and got to invade the stage.

This.    

wish i lived near london arhhh

Edited by JC-Mo'Fucka, 02 May 2011 - 02:27 PM.

[paulomas]

i was there yesterday too, so good. check this photo out

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Daveportivo, on 02 May 2011 - 12:40 AM, said:

I got kicked in the face by Mellowhype and got to invade the stage.

They were friggin' awesome, and the set list is wrong, they played "Splatter" or part of it at least.

Utterly insane gig, some very funny bits and the band where climbing all over the place.

"French" was easily my favourite moment.

The set was actually pretty long, much longer than most of the sets you get at Camden Crawl. Normally about 25-30 minutes they played as much as anyone.

Camden Crawl was awesome by the way.

I put pics of Odd Future up on the Strictly Reading Fan Page: http://www.facebook....147041735362856

Enjoy.

Oh and they didn't actually play "Earl" obviously, the DJ just dropped it, and the band incited a stage invasion and a mass singalong.

EDIT: I went to Camden Crawl, if that was the Relentless Garage setlist my apologies.

I saw them at the Crawl too, easily the most anticipated band of the weekend and were pretty good live but I still don't see why they are getting so hyped though.

[thebattleofevermore]

I think they're enigmatic. The way they've manipulated their entire image, fair play for the hype they've built. I personally think they live up to it too. I don't know a lot of rap music, especially not current stuff, but I think they're spell-binding. Tyler, Earl and Hodgy Beats are especially talented. Their live shows look absolutely mental too.

My only issue is the lyrics. It's obviously supposed to be controversial and from interviews they don't come across as homophobic or misogynist in real life, but it still makes me uneasy. That's probably the desired effect, some of it is really close to the bone though.

They're still one of my must-see acts of the weekend, it'll be an event.

[thesecretingredientiscrime]

Goblin is a great record. That is all.

[thesecretingredientiscrime]

Just got tickets to see them in B'ham in July. To say I'm f*cking excited is an understatement.

[rexclark]

Playing T In The Park as well now.

[friendly spoon]

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Edited by friendly spoon, 13 May 2011 - 04:30 PM.

[friendly spoon]

Leeds_Brett, on 01 May 2011 - 09:31 PM, said:

The setlist for the London show

Sandwitches
64
igotagun
French
Yonkers
Tron Cat
Chordaroy
f**k The Police
Earl

the europe tour only had tyler hodgy and leftbrain though and im assuming for reading theyll have domo and mike g as well (fingers crossed for taco and jasper) so we'll probably get songs from some of the other albums and not just mellowhype and goblin

[timonweels]

In an interview with The Guardian, Tyler explained that the homophobia, sexism etc is fantasy, anger and hatred, rather than a rational reflection on his attitude, it's difficult to tell what is the interpretation of the journalist and what is Tyler's, but it leaves quite a positive impression...

I like the music.