So how was Dexy's?

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Edited July 14, 2014 by bamber

[eFestivals]

Fuck it. I'm posting this despite my better judgement. Smile, Smile, Smile to the shitty recording. I was there and it was unequivocally awesome......

I guess I was stood next to you.

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I guess I was stood next to you.

No, No, No. No. I know I posted it, but I would never, ever, ever be the one filming this, never. I was close by for sure, but using my eyes, ears and brain to asimilate this, not my fucking phone. How Rude

[Spider43]

Fuck it. I'm posting this despite my better judgement. Smile, Smile, Smile to the shitty recording. I was there and it was unequivocally awesome......

Did it get any better that that?

[carlosj]

We saw the film earlier in the Palais, and whilst it was great (vocals, performance, energy), I decided on John Grant and Jack White (am I on the right night?). John great, Jack Shite.

Edited July 18, 2014 by carlosj

[eFestivals]

Did it get any better that that?

The first part is gash (I thought so at the time), but check out the end part of it (from around 11.30).

Ignoring the poor quality recording (and the fact that recordings are never quite the same as being there), and the bits where he's introducing the band, there's absolute perfection in Kev's voice at points (not all points, admittedly). The only other singer I've seen hit those heights by their timing and soulfulness-of-voice is Robert Plant.

Of the bits of the set I saw (I didn't see it all) that was what blew me away and made getting there to see it worthwhile.

[bamber]

The first part is gash (I thought so at the time), but check out the end part of it (from around 11.30).

Ignoring the poor quality recording (and the fact that recordings are never quite the same as being there), and the bits where he's introducing the band, there's absolute perfection in Kev's voice at points (not all points, admittedly). The only other singer I've seen hit those heights by their timing and soulfulness-of-voice is Robert Plant.

Of the bits of the set I saw (I didn't see it all) that was what blew me away and made getting there to see it worthwhile.

I Agreez

[Spider43]

I Agreez

The first part is gash (I thought so at the time), but check out the end part of it (from around 11.30).

Ignoring the poor quality recording (and the fact that recordings are never quite the same as being there), and the bits where he's introducing the band, there's absolute perfection in Kev's voice at points (not all points, admittedly). The only other singer I've seen hit those heights by their timing and soulfulness-of-voice is Robert Plant.

Of the bits of the set I saw (I didn't see it all) that was what blew me away and made getting there to see it worthwhile.

Watched it all back and it's a long way from what I would choose as entertainment but agree his voice is superb in places.

[stuartbert two hats]

The first part is gash (I thought so at the time), but check out the end part of it (from around 11.30).

Ignoring the poor quality recording (and the fact that recordings are never quite the same as being there), and the bits where he's introducing the band, there's absolute perfection in Kev's voice at points (not all points, admittedly). The only other singer I've seen hit those heights by their timing and soulfulness-of-voice is Robert Plant.

Of the bits of the set I saw (I didn't see it all) that was what blew me away and made getting there to see it worthwhile.

Sounds like a bad Future Islands *ducks*

Actually quite enjoying it at the moment, although he doesn't seem to be doing much singing as yet, currently at 17:00

EDIT: Just listened to the rest of it, I'll have to take your word for the quality of his voice, I could hardly hear it. He didn't seem to be singing much at all. I think you had memory aided hearing on watching that video. Then again, I've had his voice slightly ruined for me because I knew Sean Hughes impression of it before I heard the genuine article (Come On Eileen aside), so I've never really been able to take him seriously. Always found his voice a bit thin for my liking too.

Glad you enjoyed the performance, certainly seemed like there was magic in the tent from the audience reactions.

Edited July 25, 2014 by stuartbert two hats