Pendulum
- Gripper
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Friday night, Preston. One of the best gigs I've ever been to. They played both their songs - the fast one that starts slow, and the fast one that starts fast - loads of times.
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In these situations I find if you can't join 'em beat 'em!DerekR wrote:I caught them at last years T in the Park whilst waiting for the Bunnymen, they were bloody brilliant! I did feel old thoughErudite wrote:Saw them on Later and thought they sounded quite interesting.
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Can't argue with that - even viewing them from the comfort of my armchair.Gripper wrote:Glastonbury. Awesome.
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Arguably, they wouldn't exist without The Prodigy, but then you can trace most band's musical genealogy.
Would definitely go and see them live.
Found myself impressed by Kasabian as well.
While they've got some great tunes, I'd kind of snobbishly dismissed them as "lad rock".
Not entirely to my taste previously but the new album might have to be purchased.
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Really?Erudite wrote:Found myself impressed by Kasabian as well.
Saw Pendulum at Glasto and they seemed okay but its nothing knew and they don't seem to have the tunes. Perfect as a support band or for a wedding but I wouldn't race out to buy the album, sorry.
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Never apologise for your opinions - unless you're Nick Griffin, in which case I'm listening.silentNate wrote:Really?Erudite wrote:Found myself impressed by Kasabian as well.
Saw Pendulum at Glasto and they seemed okay but its nothing knew and they don't seem to have the tunes. Perfect as a support band or for a wedding but I wouldn't race out to buy the album, sorry.
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Tarantula wasn't bad. Blood Sugar is f**king brilliant when you're pilled up, dancing at top speed, and they put the strobes on.
Everything else is a bit sub-par.
Still, I've heard a LOT worse
Everything else is a bit sub-par.
Still, I've heard a LOT worse
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I f**king Love This Band
Glastonbury was tops
Was playing them on the way home from a mighty secret gig tonight
Glastonbury was tops
Was playing them on the way home from a mighty secret gig tonight
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was I the only one who thought PWEI when Pendulum were shaking their collective booty?
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The Prodigy were there first and did it better, sorry. I like a couple of Pendulum tracks though.