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Someone quoted earlier that they would like a 'live' set rather than a 'dj' set ??????????? much as i loved seeing them headline t in the park a good few years ago, standing behind that big round mass of knobs they could be playing anything/nothing. what is the difference between them live and dj'ing ??? i'm not at the wind up here, just can't see how what they do could be two different things

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Someone quoted earlier that they would like a 'live' set rather than a 'dj' set ??????????? much as i loved seeing them headline t in the park a good few years ago, standing behind that big round mass of knobs they could be playing anything/nothing. what is the difference between them live and dj'ing ??? i'm not at the wind up here, just can't see how what they do could be two different things
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I'm just playing with my newly acquired spotify (thanks for the link Stone Circle.) And started listening to some chemical bros. Completely forgot about their early stuff from the 90s eg chemical beats. Do they still play these tracks when they play live. I overdid it at T two years ago and missed them :P

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I'm just playing with my newly acquired spotify (thanks for the link Stone Circle.) And started listening to some chemical bros. Completely forgot about their early stuff from the 90s eg chemical beats. Do they still play these tracks when they play live. I overdid it at T two years ago and missed them :P
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It's all about the Starguitar for me for the all over rushing body tingle...no extras needed for that one!

HBHG is too popular for my liking and I'm always happy not to hear it...

I like looking forward to hearing what epic tweaks they have put onto the tunes and the way they make changes to every single set not to mention playing the guesing game for what old tunes are in the set! (This is very easy to notice when one goes to see them 10 times in ONE tour and has been following them since they became the Chemical Bros! :P)

Will be a bit gutted if they clash with Muse as I missed Muse when they clashed against the (not missing it for anyone) last Orbital show in 04.

The Chems at Glastonbury never fail to outshine pretty much every other act when they perform live...I just hope that the Second Stage soundsystem is back up to the 07 levels cos the Prodge were nearly inaudible this year.

Unless there are twitterings that DP are heading out on another epic tour I aint keeping any hopes up for a Glasto appearance.

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It's all about the Starguitar for me for the all over rushing body tingle...no extras needed for that one!

HBHG is too popular for my liking and I'm always happy not to hear it...

I like looking forward to hearing what epic tweaks they have put onto the tunes and the way they make changes to every single set not to mention playing the guesing game for what old tunes are in the set! (This is very easy to notice when one goes to see them 10 times in ONE tour and has been following them since they became the Chemical Bros! :P)

Will be a bit gutted if they clash with Muse as I missed Muse when they clashed against the (not missing it for anyone) last Orbital show in 04.

The Chems at Glastonbury never fail to outshine pretty much every other act when they perform live...I just hope that the Second Stage soundsystem is back up to the 07 levels cos the Prodge were nearly inaudible this year.

Unless there are twitterings that DP are heading out on another epic tour I aint keeping any hopes up for a Glasto appearance.

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I think I would skip any band playing at Glasto to see the Chemical Brothers, they rarely if ever come to the USA and are high up on my must see bands list. Also I am surprised if eddychemical is him on twitter, there should be more people following him. Not that it matters.

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It's all about the Starguitar for me for the all over rushing body tingle...no extras needed for that one!

HBHG is too popular for my liking and I'm always happy not to hear it...

I like looking forward to hearing what epic tweaks they have put onto the tunes and the way they make changes to every single set not to mention playing the guesing game for what old tunes are in the set! (This is very easy to notice when one goes to see them 10 times in ONE tour and has been following them since they became the Chemical Bros! :P)

Will be a bit gutted if they clash with Muse as I missed Muse when they clashed against the (not missing it for anyone) last Orbital show in 04.

The Chems at Glastonbury never fail to outshine pretty much every other act when they perform live...I just hope that the Second Stage soundsystem is back up to the 07 levels cos the Prodge were nearly inaudible this year.

Unless there are twitterings that DP are heading out on another epic tour I aint keeping any hopes up for a Glasto appearance.

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At the moment the tune for me is Das Spiegel, but I also love Surface to Air - these are my favourite running tunes! Whever they come on my shuffle i am imagining myself under a Glastonbury sky. Hey Boy Hey Girl is great but only works near the end of my run, if i get it too near the beginning i won't be going very far due to going to fast too early!

Anyway - unbeatable live and no chemical additives required - honestly!

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