Uncle Leo
This cook is an anti-semite
Seeing as the Pub is looking musical at the moment....
Went to xfm's Winter Wonderland at the Brixton Academy last night.
Of all the bands scheduled to play, I have to say The Go! Team were the ones I was least bothered about seeing. However, they were absolutely fantastic. That band have more energy in the lead singer's left foot than most bands have in their whole line up. Would definitely pay to see them again.
Quick run through of the other acts:
Morning Runner - only caught the tail end of their set but really liked what i heard
Kubb - one bloke doing an acoustic set. Not exactly bad, but not what the crowd were wanting to hear at that moment
Graham Coxon - would have helped if he'd turned up. Laryngitis my arse
Athlete - they don't really do it for me, but most of the crowd loved it and I have to admit they are a good live band.
Richard Ashcroft - brief acoustic set. Always thought him massively overrated, but I appeared to be in the minority. Lucky Man dedicated to George Best went down well.
Supergrass - I'm a huge fan, but they were a little bit disappointing. Started with Gaz doing a solo rendition of their wonderful single St Petersburg, but then stayed low-key. I had to leave early alas, so i don't know if they ever got the loud guitars out, but that was what I'd been hoping for.
Still £20 and all in a good cause (Shelter), so a cracking night!
Went to xfm's Winter Wonderland at the Brixton Academy last night.
Of all the bands scheduled to play, I have to say The Go! Team were the ones I was least bothered about seeing. However, they were absolutely fantastic. That band have more energy in the lead singer's left foot than most bands have in their whole line up. Would definitely pay to see them again.
Quick run through of the other acts:
Morning Runner - only caught the tail end of their set but really liked what i heard
Kubb - one bloke doing an acoustic set. Not exactly bad, but not what the crowd were wanting to hear at that moment
Graham Coxon - would have helped if he'd turned up. Laryngitis my arse
Athlete - they don't really do it for me, but most of the crowd loved it and I have to admit they are a good live band.
Richard Ashcroft - brief acoustic set. Always thought him massively overrated, but I appeared to be in the minority. Lucky Man dedicated to George Best went down well.
Supergrass - I'm a huge fan, but they were a little bit disappointing. Started with Gaz doing a solo rendition of their wonderful single St Petersburg, but then stayed low-key. I had to leave early alas, so i don't know if they ever got the loud guitars out, but that was what I'd been hoping for.
Still £20 and all in a good cause (Shelter), so a cracking night!