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Hom_Corleone wrote:I have to say, after watching the 20 minutes or so that I saw of their Glastonbury performance, my main thought was 'What a waste of talent'.
To see Mick and Paul doing that cartoon character stuff seemed rather devoid of 'oomph' - I could hardly hear Mick.
I'd rather of seen Carbon/Silicon playing.
And James - The Blur album 13 is worth a listen. Experimental and dark in places.
13 is dreadful IMO as for the gig, spent most of it on the FF button. Them two singles at the end were good but apart from that....
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Hom_Corleone wrote:I have to say, after watching the 20 minutes or so that I saw of their Glastonbury performance, my main thought was 'What a waste of talent'.
To see Mick and Paul doing that cartoon character stuff seemed rather devoid of 'oomph' - I could hardly hear Mick.
I'd rather of seen Carbon/Silicon playing.
And James - The Blur album 13 is worth a listen. Experimental and dark in places.
13 is dreadful IMO as for the gig, spent most of it on the FF button. Them two singles at the end were good but apart from that....
Are you more of a Parklife kinda guy?
Well I like 13 and I don't care. Yadda yadda yadda.
as for the gig, spent most of it on the FF button. Them two singles at the end were good but apart from that....
