Kasabian @ Reading

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Pretty cool...

Not too shabby. I missed The Cure last night.

Gutted i didn't go this year was there last year for muse tho.

oxfordgreen wrote:

Gutted i didn't go this year was there last year for muse tho.

I got tickets for Muse at the NEC in October. Not sure the new material has gone too well but I like what I've heard.

Madness is very catchy and a lot like Queen "I want to break free", and unsustainable is totally different to their usual stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mq9zhpBweDk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EF_xdvn52As&feature=relmfu

Watching The Cure on I-Player from last night. Robert Smith is one ugly looking fat bloke these days but is still a genius.

First time i have heard either of them madness is a good song, like you say catchy. Unsustainable WOW love it. If there new album is a mix of the sound of unsustainable and there normal sounds it going to be some thing amazing.

Never really listened to the cure i think im too young for them. Will give them a listen a band i wouldn't think i would like is Elbow they were brillant last year.

I remember when Reading was a proper Music festival, with real bands rather than all these Oasis wannabe's

Greenjock wrote:

Watching The Cure on I-Player from last night. Robert Smith is one ugly looking fat bloke these days but is still a genius.

Jonathon Woss reall pissed him off when he said "bloody hell don't you look like Jo Brand in real life! I have seen the Cure live many a time at the old Coliseum in St. Austell they were a great band. As for Kasabian I saw them at Eden and they were brilliant (even though it is easier getting a pint at Argyle than Eden. Elbow I have seen 4 times and are always brilliant however once Guy Garvey got hold of the baton for the Philharmonic it was his musical mastabatory dream fulfilled and it is going to take a long while for him to release his hold on said baton. Madness always do a good gig.

Greenjock wrote:

Watching The Cure on I-Player from last night. Robert Smith is one ugly looking fat bloke these days but is still a genius.

these days? when anyone walks down a big hill they look like fat bob

seen them loads, first time i was 12, ma wouldnt let me go to see madness at snozzle, but allowed me to go to aylesbury to see the cure!

best time was in that there london, they played a secret gig (as 3 imaginary boys, imaginatively) in front of maybe 30 souls. crackin'!

Iggy wrote:

Greenjock wrote:

Watching The Cure on I-Player from last night. Robert Smith is one ugly looking fat bloke these days but is still a genius.

Jonathon Woss reall pissed him off when he said "bloody hell don't you look like Jo Brand in real life! I have seen the Cure live many a time at the old Coliseum in St. Austell they were a great band. As for Kasabian I saw them at Eden and they were brilliant (even though it is easier getting a pint at Argyle than Eden. Elbow I have seen 4 times and are always brilliant however once Guy Garvey got hold of the baton for the Philharmonic it was his musical mastabatory dream fulfilled and it is going to take a long while for him to release his hold on said baton. Madness always do a good gig.

Bleddy 'ell, that's a blast from the past, the Cornwall Coliseum. Saw Madness there many moons ago as a spotty teenager.

Eden is a fantastic venue on a still summers evening. Favourite gig down there would probably be Primal Scream - Bobby Gillespie is one of lifes proper mentalists.

Good times.

Czarcasm wrote:

Iggy wrote:

Greenjock wrote:

Watching The Cure on I-Player from last night. Robert Smith is one ugly looking fat bloke these days but is still a genius.

Jonathon Woss reall pissed him off when he said "bloody hell don't you look like Jo Brand in real life! I have seen the Cure live many a time at the old Coliseum in St. Austell they were a great band. As for Kasabian I saw them at Eden and they were brilliant (even though it is easier getting a pint at Argyle than Eden. Elbow I have seen 4 times and are always brilliant however once Guy Garvey got hold of the baton for the Philharmonic it was his musical mastabatory dream fulfilled and it is going to take a long while for him to release his hold on said baton. Madness always do a good gig.

Bleddy 'ell, that's a blast from the past, the Cornwall Coliseum. Saw Madness there many moons ago as a spotty teenager.

Eden is a fantastic venue on a still summers evening. Favourite gig down there would probably be Primal Scream - Bobby Gillespie is one of lifes proper mentalists.

Good times.

I saw them there as well, the last time I was with a big group of bikers and we got into a fight with the local rugby team, it was bloody mayhem, but Madness always do a good gig. Kid Creole and the Coconuts were really good at the Coliseum, I wasn't into them at all but a mate persuaded me to go with him and it was brilliant.

You guys need tp update yourselves

I nearly got myself involved in a punch-up at this place a couple years back at may age!...when a couple of guys were trying to nick a camera from the guy that was stood in front of me. All good fun eh!

Kasabs were decent when I saw them Gold Coast QLD last year too.