Later with Jools.

[Nickyboy]

Yes - they played the BBC Introducing. They also played Zorbing on the BBC whilst Jo Wiley and Mark Ratcliffe watched on......so they did get around quite a bit.

Sadly I didn't catch them once last year, but thought they were great on Jools and will be looking out for them next time.

[speedball]

For me, listening to Norah Jones is like eating a piece of steak. You might forget to trim the fat, you may over cook it, you might even serve it with a baked potato (instead of chips), but ultimately it's still a piece of steak, and I like steak.

[popcornmaster]

For me, listening to Norah Jones is like eating a piece of steak. You might forget to trim the fat, you may over cook it, you might even serve it with a baked potato (instead of chips), but ultimately it's still a piece of steak, and I like steak.

[4AssedMonkey]

For me, listening to Norah Jones is like eating a piece of steak. You might forget to trim the fat, you may over cook it, you might even serve it with a baked potato (instead of chips), but ultimately it's still a piece of steak, and I like steak.

[Nickyboy]

Having said all this, I think last nights live show was the worst I can remember seeing. Joss Stone, great voice, terrible material. Some bloke trying to be James Brown, Ricky Lee Jones, ergh. Delphic, this years poor New Order impressionists and a faded comedian playing the Banjo. Truly Truly awful !!

[biscant]

I thought Foo's f**king owned Times Like These, it made me think they could kill it even if they hadn't played together for ten years. 'Wheels' is a good song, but i think it kind of autopilots towards the end though. Jay Z's a great performer, thought he was great. That english band I couldn't watch they really made me cringe, saying that I know nothing about them they just seemed to have one desire and be the english Vampire Weekend but that's probably all that lazy journalism I've read in my life rubbing off on me, do all their songs sound like the one they played first?

[wigstonmania]

delphic on last night

they must play glasto

[ghandi]

I quite liked Delphics sound and will definatley be listeniong to their debut album that comes out in Jan, could be interesting.

[wigstonmania]

I quite liked Delphics sound and will definatley be listeniong to their debut album that comes out in Jan, could be interesting.

[wigstonmania]

[ghandi]

[ghandi]

Just a reminder to watch Delphic tonight

[wigstonmania]

i wonder what other song they will play

counterpoint is a bit long

this momentary maybe

im hoping for halcyon

[ghandi]

I reckon it will be counterpoint, its only 4.55 mins long. Just bought tickets to see them in Notting hill on the 26th January, really looking forward to that, its the last leg of their tour, maybe looking forward to a Glasto appearence next year?

[ghandi]

Do you think the lead singer sounds a bit like Robert Smith?

[ghandi]

It could be the Momentary though, although the version of Counterpoint above is 4.55 the full version is over 6 mins long, where Momentary is 4:58 and i more banging and trancy, should be good either way.

[wigstonmania]

i think it will be halcyon

its got to be a single and its 4mins longish

[wigstonmania]

i win

[4AssedMonkey]

Never heard of them before but Delphic ruled that episode.

Joss Stone - too up her own arse.

Alice in Chains - should have never reformed. Were great now are poor/average.

The revelation of the night for me is Black Joe Lewis & The Honey Bears. Actual, proper rhythm & blues lives! Not what is badged as R&B these days (=shite). Sounding great. Off to check tour dates.

[TheSeventhOne]

Delphic were cack, Steve Martin was ace, as were Alice in Chains.

[4AssedMonkey]

Delphic were cack, Steve Martin was ace, as were Alice in Chains.

[TheSeventhOne]

Nope, I though Delphic were well poor. Americans slay us at that sort of music. Come to think of it we're not coming up with that much decent new alternative music at all recently.

[Harrow Strongbow Ciderman!]

Steve Martin as in THEE Comedian Steve Martin was playing/performing live on Later.

Did I hear/read that right???

Not seen the prog yet but will be catching up over weekend. Pleasantly surprised

[treacle]

Never heard of them before but Delphic ruled that episode.

Joss Stone - too up her own arse.

Alice in Chains - should have never reformed. Were great now are poor/average.

The revelation of the night for me is Black Joe Lewis & The Honey Bears. Actual, proper rhythm & blues lives! Not what is badged as R&B these days (=shite). Sounding great. Off to check tour dates.

[greenfairy43]

Wasn't overly impressed with Delphic, I kept thinking more was going to happen with the music.

Alice in Chains were pretty shite I thought.

Steve Martin & Black Joe thingamybob were ace!