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1 minute ago, dentalplan said:

Oh I’m on about personality-wise. The shit Dizzee says makes him come across like a manchild.

This is what I meant to re maturity. Genuinely the worst gig I've seen in my life in 2013.

"JUMP JUMP JUMP JUMP"

Next tune... here come the big chorus....

"JUMP JUMP JUMP JUMP"

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1 minute ago, Stokesy10 said:

This is what I meant to re maturity. Genuinely the worst gig I've seen in my life in 2013.

"JUMP JUMP JUMP JUMP"

Next tune... here come the big chorus....

"JUMP JUMP JUMP JUMP"

You sure you're not taking issue with his 'stagecraft'...unless those are the actual lyrics?

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Just now, Stokesy10 said:

Why, what's their best album?

Whatever People Say I Am. 

 

Just now, dentalplan said:

Oh I’m on about personality-wise. The shit Dizzee says makes him come across like a manchild.

No more or less than plenty of rock stars imo. Anyway a 'better, more mature Dizzee Rascal' is still a very weird comparison, they don't sound anything alike.

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8 minutes ago, Winslow Leach said:

Whatever People Say I Am. 

 

No more or less than plenty of rock stars imo. Anyway a 'better, more mature Dizzee Rascal' is still a very weird comparison, they don't sound anything alike.

Their best? Opinions and subjective and all that, of course, but just cos it was the one they burst on the scene with, I wouldn't say it's their best. Production-wise, it's their worst.

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5 minutes ago, Stokesy10 said:

Pretty sure he replaced many of his lyrics with just.."JUMP". Incase folk needed encouraging and reminding.

"No, I absolutely WILL NOT put my hands in the air. And if I do, i'll do it on my terms, thank you very much"

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6 minutes ago, Woffy said:

 

"No, I absolutely WILL NOT put my hands in the air. And if I do, i'll do it on my terms, thank you very much"

Gosh, thats exactly how I feel about most crowd participation. Genuinely makes me feel like an idiot if I'm supposed to clap or jump or wave when told. I've gone to a gig, not a Hokey Cokey.

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4 minutes ago, Little Andy said:

Gosh, thats exactly how I feel about most crowd participation. Genuinely makes me feel like an idiot if I'm supposed to clap or jump or wave when told. I've gone to a gig, not a Hokey Cokey.

Listen man if The Rascal is spitting his bars with his severely grating voice, and he tells you repeatedly to "jump" when his tunes break, coupled with a smidge of pyrotechnics... what you gonna do?

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15 minutes ago, Stokesy10 said:

Their best? Opinions and subjective and all that, of course, but just cos it was the one they burst on the scene with, I wouldn't say it's their best. Production-wise, it's their worst.

It's their only good album. It's got a sense of rhythm and bags of personality, two things they decided to jettison for reasons as yet unknown.

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5 minutes ago, Winslow Leach said:

It's their only good album. It's got a sense of rhythm and bags of personality, two things they decided to jettison for reasons as yet unknown.

Yep. The subsequent albums completely flopped and they disappeared into obscurity. Wonder what ever happened to those guys? Probs still singing about nights out in Sheffield to Hallam Uni students no doubt.

If only someone had explained what rhythm was to Alex when he wrote AM.... ?

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2 minutes ago, Winslow Leach said:

James Brown: TAKE IT TO THE BRIDGE!

 

Stokesy10: Giving instructions during the gig? Pathetic. 

Genuinely confused as to if you're agreeing with me or being sarcastic haha! 

If it's the latter: That's an actual James Brown tune. Literally the lyrics.

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