FLYING LOTUS

[willsnewman]

I really hated it and left half way through. Could hear nothing but bass most of the time. Had my earplugs in but even then it was getting to the point of being uncomfortable. Really really didn't do his fantastic music justice.

[deadpheasant]

I really hated it and left half way through. Could hear nothing but bass most of the time. Had my earplugs in but even then it was getting to the point of being uncomfortable. Really really didn't do his fantastic music justice.

So many people left about 20 minutes in so much so I could walk right up to the front. I think it's because he started off with just his really experimental instrumental stuff. Once you see it as in entire set though with Thundercat, his Captain Murphy stuff and George Clinton it all comes together extremely well.

I found the visuals throughout were really cool too.

Edited June 29, 2015 by deadpheasant

[Winslow Leach]

I thought the visuals were cool but not totally mindblowing. I also wasn't totally invested in the set until he played Zodiac Shit, but after that it was pretty damn solid. The George Clinton section was just brilliant.

 

But the bass was far too loud, I couldn't even hear the melody to Do The Astral Plane.

 

Kind of wish I'd seen Chemical Brothers instead to be honest.

[Tuna]

When he was like "I'm excited for this next bit" I was like OH SHIT ITS THOM YORKE ITS THOM YORKE but it wasn't

The bass was way too much but the show was very very good. The cube was tiiiiight

[Guest]

Loved it, he took a while to get me fully on board, but after about 20 minutes, I was fully on that train and having fucking brilliant time.

[Mash011]

Got to The Who in time for The Seeker, saw the humongous crowd and the fact that they were shit so I ran across the site to watch FlyLo instead. Great show, as others have said took a while to get going but by the end I was going wild. Went straight over to Shangri La afterwards and was so pumped up from it. I don't really know him well enough to recognise the songs, listened to You're Dead a couple times and that's it, but I'm definitely going to be listening to him more after that.

[kerplunk]

I was in the pit taking pics and lost several fillings. One of the production staff told me today the bass was setting off car alarms backstage. Their work being all done they shut up shop and fled to The Who.

[Tuna]

Got to The Who in time for The Seeker, saw the humongous crowd and the fact that they were shit so I ran across the site to watch FlyLo instead. Great show, as others have said took a while to get going but by the end I was going wild. Went straight over to Shangri La afterwards and was so pumped up from it. I don't really know him well enough to recognise the songs, listened to You're Dead a couple times and that's it, but I'm definitely going to be listening to him more after that.

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