this is so true manchester don't need this manchester ao is fine this arena is out the way
@whateverfloatsyourgoat_17 күн бұрын
Tried…tried to translate it into Italian?! I’d love to hear that session, if you can and don’t mind at all. Cheers, lad.
@jpxs912118 күн бұрын
great video lads, learned a lot 🫡
@overthetipАй бұрын
Blur sucked. It was a very sad performance.
@bencattell475825 күн бұрын
sad audience more like
@kriswrightАй бұрын
Massive American Blur fan since Parklife. I love them immensely, but Blur definitely never made even a minor impact in America - partly because American music media just ignored them no matter what they did and partly they refused to tour here with any regularity. (I’ve still never seen them and I’ve been a fan for 30 years). Song 2 is well known, but as a quirky one hit wonder type thing. And even then the Woo Hoo song didn’t make a name for Blur here. Your average American can tell you that Chumbawumba did Tubthumping. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard music fans in America say “Oh that’s by Blur?,” when talking about Song 2. So I see this as a confluence of Blur’s lack of effort in touring America over the years, the dull nature of modern Coachella, the generational issues (The Kinks might have struggled to get a singalong going at Woodstock ‘99), and the general ambivalence to Blur from American media over the decades. I do take heart that if Britpop were to happen today, in our more connected world, more people would’ve heard Blur in their prime over here.
@stevehague9129Ай бұрын
I went to Coachella this year and there are no doubt lots of influencers given its proximity to LA. However, as someone who goes to many festivals around the country, the production of the shows, sound quality, and attention to detail in creating an experience is the best I’ve seen from any festival. Also, Blur was NOT a headline and their show was phenomenal. You guys should go next year and experience it yourself.
@dabbread5382Ай бұрын
I went to my first Coachella this year after living in the area for most of my life. I've always been a huge music fan, but anxiety kept me from attending for a long time. More recent years I've realized I had been missing something important to me in the form of live shows. Trying to make up for lost time I've been to a great deal of shows and festivals in the last 6-7 years. I avoided my local festival until now because of this narrative/bias that Coachella gets. The talk that it's just the influencer social media people and no one cares about the music turned me off. After attending my first Coachella this year, I also attended my second because I had such a great time I immediately got passes for weekend two. I've been looking for videos of sets to relive some of it, and keep running upon stuff like this with people shitting on the festival. Typically it's people who haven't been in a long time or ever been at all. Granted I haven't been to any fests outside of North America, the crowds/atmosphere stacked up favorably against any of the other festivals or shows I've been to. So many sets were straight up parties. Two of the six days I ended up in early mosh pits at the FIRST set of the day. Sure there are people that care more about their social media posts than the artists, but there's 10s of thousands of other people there for authentic reasons too. Sure there's corporate sponsors there for money, but the focus is a lineup of ARTISTS there for their ART. Unless you're determined to let it bother you, the social media and corporate shit just fades into the background and the enjoyment of the moment and music still shines through. I guess in that sense any festival is what you make of it. I'm there for the music and to let loose, and Coachella provided a top tier environment for that. The stage and sound production across all 10 stages was phenomenal. I met a ton of lovely people and danced my ass off with most of them. Managed to make a diverse path through the lineup and saw a mix of genres everyday. Some artists I knew and was already ecstatic to see, others I hadn't heard of but left as a huge fan. My only regret with Coachella is that I hadn't started going earlier in my life. I had a great time but it's been very deflating to juxtapose that with so much negativity about the festival, especially when that kept me away for so long prior. I will admit that even though weekend 1 reports higher ticket sales, weekend two felt more populated and alive. I missed most of Blur weekend one to watch Jon Batiste(who killed it btw), caught like the last 10mins of Blur and a good bit of that was Damon really rambling about some nonsense, crowd was definitely off but so was the performance by the time I got there. Weekend two I saw the whole set, Blur was electric and the crowd responded in kind, it was a great set imo and way different energy than the previous weekend from both sides. Besides the 10mins of Blur I saw Wk1 and one DJ at 2pm out in the heat Wk2 (not her fault), there wasn't a set I saw that the crowd wasn't having fun and giving the artists and themselves love. I definitely saw plenty of k-holed teens, people tripping in their own world, rolling and sharing love with everyone, or playing beer pong at 9am in camp. I don't really know why I typed all this, I know my essay here is probably moot and I kinda got carried away lol. I get it's a popular thing to shit on Coachella and that stuff gets views/clicks. I just find it Ironic that for so long I deprived myself of something so fucking awesome because I was wary of the social media and corporate soullessness that's often portrayed, when in reality that was itself just social media narrative driven primarily by people who weren't attending or competing brands. I'd love to hear more of the positives about the UK festivals the video posters have attended, rather than shitting on a festival they haven't. Would love to get some UK/EU fests under my belt myself, although I know experiencing a UK/EU fest wouldn't change that I had a great time at Coachella. Build each other up like we want these crowds and artists to. No reason to compare away the fun. If you somehow stumble upon this and are considering going, give yourself the experience once before allowing the narrative behind Coachella dissuade you. Like most of life, it is what you make of it and the kind of energy you put out will be reflected back to you. If you go holding your nose up expecting it to be shit, you'll probably have a shit time. If you go with an open mind and love for music, you may just find it's a really enjoyable time.
@MasterBlaster354525 күн бұрын
You talk 💩
@karlcanningkcАй бұрын
As if this popped up. Absolute legend! Hope i can catch the tour, still listening to ultravox to this day 🔥🔥
@Harumi-jr6hzАй бұрын
It's an extension of "BLC" that I just saw the other day. Midge-san, lovely. ❤️❤️❤️
@AmyDean-kl1yh2 ай бұрын
What’s his e-mail please?
@civilholdup74262 ай бұрын
As long as they tour the US, all is forgiven. Vans probably a diva but he’s written every song and orchestrated the bands success from the start. Deserved.
@papi53772 ай бұрын
Nagłówek napisów to mój jeden z najpiękniejszych kolorów na świecie. Kolor jest przepiękny.
@papi53772 ай бұрын
Granatowy, ołówkowo -srebrny ,i czerwień.
@papi53772 ай бұрын
I niebieski.
@intraphage3 ай бұрын
Wet Leg are awful all they did was start ripping off a tonne of smaller post punk bands at the time while writing shittier lyrics. None of these bands are doing anything special, they just have the money to produce songs with higher production quality and impress people that are too lazy to seek out good music. I find The Last Dinner Party’s songs cheap, the lyrics sound as if they’ve been written by a 14 year old and it sounds like they’re overcompensating to try hide the generic pop melodies and chord progressions their songwriting is riddled with. They are literally just a cheap 2010s alt pop mixed with the Kate Bush/ 80s alternative aesthetic. They may not be an industry plant but they certainly got to wherever they are with help, i’m calling NEPOTISM…. lol. Also two things, never compare them to Black Midi. Black midi are far far far more talented and it’s not just ‘whenever a band breaks through’ that they get accused of being an industry plant, it’s when they did it suspiciously fast and with 0 credibility or reputation before that.
@nigel3inch9693 ай бұрын
God you sound like an insufferable teenage who thinks they are so unique for listening to obscure music 😂
@Spermwhales933 ай бұрын
It's mad how The Last Dinner Party gets all the industry plant accusations thrown at them, yet Wargasm pretty much get away with those accusations scot-free and Sam is the son of the original bassist of the Sex Pistols.
@intraphage3 ай бұрын
yeah that band is equally crap don’t worry
@seemourbutts66793 ай бұрын
Are they really talented? They don’t play anything difficult and when you listen to them live it just sounds like shouty crap. They seem to me to be like an a level drama class pretending to be a Kate bush/florenfe against the machine crossover band
@itsgeegra3 ай бұрын
Is talent purely about technical skill? Brian Wilson is hardly a mind blowing bassist or piano player but no one could possibly say he has a lack of talent
@seemourbutts66793 ай бұрын
@@itsgeegra well he was probably one of the greatest songwriters of all time. I doubt these girls even write their own songs and if they do I doubt even more that people will be singing them over half a century later lol
@itsgeegra3 ай бұрын
@@seemourbutts6679 so talent is distinct from technical skill?
@seemourbutts66793 ай бұрын
@@itsgeegra no of course not, Brian Wilson is one of the most talented songwriters of all time but not the most talented musician, whereas you can get the most talented guitarists on KZread for example that could never write a good piece of music. That’s fair right?
@RobPritchardTV3 ай бұрын
Was having this exact conversation the other night, I don’t think they’re a plant either - just very talented. To me they’re like a modern cross between Kate Bush, Haim and Sparks!
@user-es6yy5oc5z3 ай бұрын
Catfish and the bottlemen are mint! They way van mccan writes his songs are just so perfect, I feel like your being bit to negative about them, that whole doors 5pm showtime 6pm, best way get people talking, we live in Manchester and heard all sorts! Absolutely buzzing about this song ❤
@northernchorusuk3 ай бұрын
Negativity is more around the lack of comms and accusations of toxicity etc. They are a great band, we'll have to get The Balance right next time...
@Casper-fl1wy3 ай бұрын
New song is a cracker
@getoffofhere3 ай бұрын
we're so back 🤙
@gladyscarrascolepe97734 ай бұрын
Great Nic Cester. The best! Hug from Punta Arenas Magallanes Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🎅🎅
@stevedavenport29755 ай бұрын
Brits dont like talent cos they get jealous an envious , they like an take piss out of losers
@user-zx9cm4or2g7 ай бұрын
Still get royalties Nic.
@melissabreault32128 ай бұрын
wants to learn Gaelic
@melissabreault32128 ай бұрын
❤
@CillianMurphy-vx7nt7 ай бұрын
thank you for your support
@mazklassa93388 ай бұрын
Shouldn't it read "Egis Klima isn't fond of Tyson Fury's decision to fight Francis"???
@seemourbutts66799 ай бұрын
Need to start a go fund me to sort a bro out a webcam
@mollymilburn9 ай бұрын
😂😂
@samredding878 Жыл бұрын
The evolution from Alex Turner to Tom Hardy
@benmacdui9328 Жыл бұрын
NG got knocked back from the Inspiral Carpets cos hes a shite singer. Nuff said.
@dorkbrandon4422 Жыл бұрын
He carried their amps, changed their guitar strings and gave the band members Reach-arounds on request
@THEBIGD9 Жыл бұрын
Heather is amazing. I wish to meet her one day she my number 1
@paulcampbell5827 Жыл бұрын
He was a roadie.
@skye3718 Жыл бұрын
Where can you see the fan letter mentioned in the interview?
Best live band out there for the last couple of years! Absolutely quality the way the never gave up and followed their dreams! Absolutely amazing lads to go with it too! They’re their own sound, nobody comes close to The Reytons nowadays!
@robrn1975 Жыл бұрын
I can hear slash in his music. Beautiful. Mark knophler is absolutely unbelievable
@piplee1439 Жыл бұрын
I suppose a 'Britains Children Raped First' badge would seem more apt for you guys? The rape and murder stats are horrific and hidden... Unless your female relations have been raped and subsequently passed on and you look for them. As long it's not in your garden chaps, just crack on..... it ain't happening.
@bobbyshafto3259 Жыл бұрын
Interesting fella,I've just heard today that he's supporting KULA SHAKER on 6th July at Manchester Albert Hall. It's gonna be a good night !!
@andrewmoorhouse15862 жыл бұрын
the most underrated band I know top tunes can't wait to see these guys
@johnflannery35352 жыл бұрын
Grow gives me Jeff Buckley vibes👌
@elsenorrisas88992 жыл бұрын
First s he said: pop punk sucks and now she liked..........
@carpestoni2 жыл бұрын
q hermosa sos
@yorkshireroots2 жыл бұрын
Thank goodness for Scott's grandfather giving him that spark. More power to your elbow You guys show how beautiful life can be.
@cyberhermit12222 жыл бұрын
Morrissey is the only artist who speaks the truth.
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Blur thinks we forgot how they treated Nardwar.
this is so true manchester don't need this manchester ao is fine this arena is out the way
Tried…tried to translate it into Italian?! I’d love to hear that session, if you can and don’t mind at all. Cheers, lad.
great video lads, learned a lot 🫡
Blur sucked. It was a very sad performance.
sad audience more like
Massive American Blur fan since Parklife. I love them immensely, but Blur definitely never made even a minor impact in America - partly because American music media just ignored them no matter what they did and partly they refused to tour here with any regularity. (I’ve still never seen them and I’ve been a fan for 30 years). Song 2 is well known, but as a quirky one hit wonder type thing. And even then the Woo Hoo song didn’t make a name for Blur here. Your average American can tell you that Chumbawumba did Tubthumping. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard music fans in America say “Oh that’s by Blur?,” when talking about Song 2. So I see this as a confluence of Blur’s lack of effort in touring America over the years, the dull nature of modern Coachella, the generational issues (The Kinks might have struggled to get a singalong going at Woodstock ‘99), and the general ambivalence to Blur from American media over the decades. I do take heart that if Britpop were to happen today, in our more connected world, more people would’ve heard Blur in their prime over here.
I went to Coachella this year and there are no doubt lots of influencers given its proximity to LA. However, as someone who goes to many festivals around the country, the production of the shows, sound quality, and attention to detail in creating an experience is the best I’ve seen from any festival. Also, Blur was NOT a headline and their show was phenomenal. You guys should go next year and experience it yourself.
I went to my first Coachella this year after living in the area for most of my life. I've always been a huge music fan, but anxiety kept me from attending for a long time. More recent years I've realized I had been missing something important to me in the form of live shows. Trying to make up for lost time I've been to a great deal of shows and festivals in the last 6-7 years. I avoided my local festival until now because of this narrative/bias that Coachella gets. The talk that it's just the influencer social media people and no one cares about the music turned me off. After attending my first Coachella this year, I also attended my second because I had such a great time I immediately got passes for weekend two. I've been looking for videos of sets to relive some of it, and keep running upon stuff like this with people shitting on the festival. Typically it's people who haven't been in a long time or ever been at all. Granted I haven't been to any fests outside of North America, the crowds/atmosphere stacked up favorably against any of the other festivals or shows I've been to. So many sets were straight up parties. Two of the six days I ended up in early mosh pits at the FIRST set of the day. Sure there are people that care more about their social media posts than the artists, but there's 10s of thousands of other people there for authentic reasons too. Sure there's corporate sponsors there for money, but the focus is a lineup of ARTISTS there for their ART. Unless you're determined to let it bother you, the social media and corporate shit just fades into the background and the enjoyment of the moment and music still shines through. I guess in that sense any festival is what you make of it. I'm there for the music and to let loose, and Coachella provided a top tier environment for that. The stage and sound production across all 10 stages was phenomenal. I met a ton of lovely people and danced my ass off with most of them. Managed to make a diverse path through the lineup and saw a mix of genres everyday. Some artists I knew and was already ecstatic to see, others I hadn't heard of but left as a huge fan. My only regret with Coachella is that I hadn't started going earlier in my life. I had a great time but it's been very deflating to juxtapose that with so much negativity about the festival, especially when that kept me away for so long prior. I will admit that even though weekend 1 reports higher ticket sales, weekend two felt more populated and alive. I missed most of Blur weekend one to watch Jon Batiste(who killed it btw), caught like the last 10mins of Blur and a good bit of that was Damon really rambling about some nonsense, crowd was definitely off but so was the performance by the time I got there. Weekend two I saw the whole set, Blur was electric and the crowd responded in kind, it was a great set imo and way different energy than the previous weekend from both sides. Besides the 10mins of Blur I saw Wk1 and one DJ at 2pm out in the heat Wk2 (not her fault), there wasn't a set I saw that the crowd wasn't having fun and giving the artists and themselves love. I definitely saw plenty of k-holed teens, people tripping in their own world, rolling and sharing love with everyone, or playing beer pong at 9am in camp. I don't really know why I typed all this, I know my essay here is probably moot and I kinda got carried away lol. I get it's a popular thing to shit on Coachella and that stuff gets views/clicks. I just find it Ironic that for so long I deprived myself of something so fucking awesome because I was wary of the social media and corporate soullessness that's often portrayed, when in reality that was itself just social media narrative driven primarily by people who weren't attending or competing brands. I'd love to hear more of the positives about the UK festivals the video posters have attended, rather than shitting on a festival they haven't. Would love to get some UK/EU fests under my belt myself, although I know experiencing a UK/EU fest wouldn't change that I had a great time at Coachella. Build each other up like we want these crowds and artists to. No reason to compare away the fun. If you somehow stumble upon this and are considering going, give yourself the experience once before allowing the narrative behind Coachella dissuade you. Like most of life, it is what you make of it and the kind of energy you put out will be reflected back to you. If you go holding your nose up expecting it to be shit, you'll probably have a shit time. If you go with an open mind and love for music, you may just find it's a really enjoyable time.
You talk 💩
As if this popped up. Absolute legend! Hope i can catch the tour, still listening to ultravox to this day 🔥🔥
It's an extension of "BLC" that I just saw the other day. Midge-san, lovely. ❤️❤️❤️
What’s his e-mail please?
As long as they tour the US, all is forgiven. Vans probably a diva but he’s written every song and orchestrated the bands success from the start. Deserved.
Nagłówek napisów to mój jeden z najpiękniejszych kolorów na świecie. Kolor jest przepiękny.
Granatowy, ołówkowo -srebrny ,i czerwień.
I niebieski.
Wet Leg are awful all they did was start ripping off a tonne of smaller post punk bands at the time while writing shittier lyrics. None of these bands are doing anything special, they just have the money to produce songs with higher production quality and impress people that are too lazy to seek out good music. I find The Last Dinner Party’s songs cheap, the lyrics sound as if they’ve been written by a 14 year old and it sounds like they’re overcompensating to try hide the generic pop melodies and chord progressions their songwriting is riddled with. They are literally just a cheap 2010s alt pop mixed with the Kate Bush/ 80s alternative aesthetic. They may not be an industry plant but they certainly got to wherever they are with help, i’m calling NEPOTISM…. lol. Also two things, never compare them to Black Midi. Black midi are far far far more talented and it’s not just ‘whenever a band breaks through’ that they get accused of being an industry plant, it’s when they did it suspiciously fast and with 0 credibility or reputation before that.
God you sound like an insufferable teenage who thinks they are so unique for listening to obscure music 😂
It's mad how The Last Dinner Party gets all the industry plant accusations thrown at them, yet Wargasm pretty much get away with those accusations scot-free and Sam is the son of the original bassist of the Sex Pistols.
yeah that band is equally crap don’t worry
Are they really talented? They don’t play anything difficult and when you listen to them live it just sounds like shouty crap. They seem to me to be like an a level drama class pretending to be a Kate bush/florenfe against the machine crossover band
Is talent purely about technical skill? Brian Wilson is hardly a mind blowing bassist or piano player but no one could possibly say he has a lack of talent
@@itsgeegra well he was probably one of the greatest songwriters of all time. I doubt these girls even write their own songs and if they do I doubt even more that people will be singing them over half a century later lol
@@seemourbutts6679 so talent is distinct from technical skill?
@@itsgeegra no of course not, Brian Wilson is one of the most talented songwriters of all time but not the most talented musician, whereas you can get the most talented guitarists on KZread for example that could never write a good piece of music. That’s fair right?
Was having this exact conversation the other night, I don’t think they’re a plant either - just very talented. To me they’re like a modern cross between Kate Bush, Haim and Sparks!
Catfish and the bottlemen are mint! They way van mccan writes his songs are just so perfect, I feel like your being bit to negative about them, that whole doors 5pm showtime 6pm, best way get people talking, we live in Manchester and heard all sorts! Absolutely buzzing about this song ❤
Negativity is more around the lack of comms and accusations of toxicity etc. They are a great band, we'll have to get The Balance right next time...
New song is a cracker
we're so back 🤙
Great Nic Cester. The best! Hug from Punta Arenas Magallanes Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🎅🎅
Brits dont like talent cos they get jealous an envious , they like an take piss out of losers
Still get royalties Nic.
wants to learn Gaelic
❤
thank you for your support
Shouldn't it read "Egis Klima isn't fond of Tyson Fury's decision to fight Francis"???
Need to start a go fund me to sort a bro out a webcam
😂😂
The evolution from Alex Turner to Tom Hardy
NG got knocked back from the Inspiral Carpets cos hes a shite singer. Nuff said.
He carried their amps, changed their guitar strings and gave the band members Reach-arounds on request
Heather is amazing. I wish to meet her one day she my number 1
He was a roadie.
Where can you see the fan letter mentioned in the interview?
twitter.com/PaulJohnDykes/status/1593998991129182208?s=20
@@northernchorusuk thank you!
Best live band out there for the last couple of years! Absolutely quality the way the never gave up and followed their dreams! Absolutely amazing lads to go with it too! They’re their own sound, nobody comes close to The Reytons nowadays!
I can hear slash in his music. Beautiful. Mark knophler is absolutely unbelievable
I suppose a 'Britains Children Raped First' badge would seem more apt for you guys? The rape and murder stats are horrific and hidden... Unless your female relations have been raped and subsequently passed on and you look for them. As long it's not in your garden chaps, just crack on..... it ain't happening.
Interesting fella,I've just heard today that he's supporting KULA SHAKER on 6th July at Manchester Albert Hall. It's gonna be a good night !!
the most underrated band I know top tunes can't wait to see these guys
Grow gives me Jeff Buckley vibes👌
First s he said: pop punk sucks and now she liked..........
q hermosa sos
Thank goodness for Scott's grandfather giving him that spark. More power to your elbow You guys show how beautiful life can be.
Morrissey is the only artist who speaks the truth.
lol.
Love it!