El Matador
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Live gigs - Who you've seen were they good, bad etc.
El Matador replied to gigpusher's topic in Chat
Saw The Joy Formidable at Clapham Grand last night. What should've been an excellent gig ruined by the awful sound. Small venue but it sounded like listening to a band from outside the tent at a festival. Not a venue that gets used for gigs very often and it was obvious why. -
I think it's poor form to exploit the performance to promote an item of over priced merchandise
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Very minor frustration but The Hive seemed a stage plonked in a completely random location. Felt for any acts playing on there as it never seemed to draw a captive audience - just people wandering past on their way to somewhere else. Is this the first year that stage has been there?
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I suspect between his immensely wealthy family and his hugely successful career that Fred is doing OK in the financial department
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Loved his set but not a fan of this sort of commercialism off the back of it
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They were incredible, only bettered by the little lad down the front going absolutely nuts on his dad's shoulders
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It was glorious. Everything about it was perfect (music, weather, crowd).
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I got a pasty, chips and beans for £6. Great value for the price. Do agree though that a lot of places had £6 meal deal stickers but seemingly nothing available for that price.
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Best - No bones Jones at the West Holts. Honourable mentions to the Lebanese place in The Park and the Peckish Peacock near San Remo. Worst - breakfast burrito from a place near Woodsies. Wasn't awful - just expensive and underwhelming.
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Assumed this thread was about walking along the railway track on Sunday afternoon. Like trekking across the Sahara desert when the wind picked up.
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It was incredible. I'm a cynic by nature but he seemed so genuinely thrilled to be playing there and to such a massive crowd. Would need to be made of stone not to feel emotional watching him.
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1. Chvrches 2. Fred Again 3. The Last Dinner Party
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He's not a man to experiment. Essentially been playing the same set for 20 years. It's OK if you're into his stuff but once you've seen him once, there's no compelling reason to see him again.
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All in favour of this. Camping areas are too congested to be having fires in.
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Recommend VLURE. Glasgow electro post-punk. Playing a few times over the weekend.
