Best Concerts

[expat]

Last night I went to see David Gray here in Perth I don't know if it was because I got good seats(fourth row from front) but what a concert.he was on for over two hours and got everybody going.

[shakermaker]

David Gray is alright, he has some really good songs - it's all his talentless manufactured attempted immitators i can't stand; James Blunt, Daniel Powter etc etc ...those lot reeeealli get on my wick!

[expat]

Going to see Simple Minds next week at the same venue, hope we have got good seats again,last time I saw them was a Milton Keynes they where on with the water boys that was another great concert.

[Tinkerbelle]

Originally Posted by shakermaker

David Gray is alright, he has some really good songs - it's all his talentless manufactured attempted immitators i can't stand; James Blunt, Daniel Powter etc etc ...those lot reeeealli get on my wick!

Hang on! Hang on! shaker! Daniel Powter, ok I personally like his song Bad Day but I'll give you that one.

James Blunt though? OK you might not like the sound of voice, I will agree to some it must sound annoying, he does sound nasal while he's singing (reminds of someone else but he sticks the microphone right up his nose to get that sound He can hardly be called talentless, or an immitator, I will stand corrected if you know something i don't but I'm sure James Blunt has been writing his own songs for years and can he also play instruments.

[Tinkerbelle]

Sorry for that little thread wander expat .... I also meant to add that we went to see Embrace at Preston Guild a couple of weeks ago. They were pretty good! The highlight being Ashes I love that song

[shakermaker]

Sorry my use of 'talentless' was not clear. It was directed at theses artists bringing nothing new to the table - perhaps leeching off the success of White Ladder a few years ago. Hell, it's only my opinion Powter & Blunt can write a decent pop song & play it live I agree; but it's the way that 12 year olds (hope my brother doesn't read this haha) latch on to them as musical guidance that puts the shudders into me - I suppose it's better than being into all the chav crap!

[Tinkerbelle]

Originally Posted by shakermaker

I suppose it's better than being into all the chav crap!

Hell I'd rather put live wasps in my ears than listen to that crap

[shakermaker]

lol me too.
still don't see the attraction to that stuff - even when ever so slightly paralytic at daft o clock in the morning (coincidentally the only time you'll catch me singing along to daniel powter!! )

[Tinkerbelle]

lol!! Lots of beer has the same effect on the earring that it does with eyesight ..... but at least with music you can wake up and think "did I really download that last night?" Then delete it!!!

[expat]

Embrace, never heard of them I,ll go on Limewire check a few songs out I,ll let you know what I think, Have you heard of the Whitlams
The John butler Trio also Nick Cave

[shakermaker]

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds are brilliant I've been a fan for a while; if no one has heard of them then get downloading! You've probably heard the song 'Nature Boy' as it was a hit a couple of years ago.

[Tinkerbelle]

Originally Posted by expat

Embrace, never heard of them I,ll go on Limewire check a few songs out I,ll let you know what I think, Have you heard of the Whitlams
The John butler Trio also Nick Cave

Hi Expat, If you haven't heard of Embrace now you will soon They've been given the official England World Cup song. If you have a look on limewire Natures Law is a good one, as is Gravity and as I've said before my favourite, Ashes.

Is Nick Cave the one who did that song with Kylie?

[shakermaker]

Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle

Is Nick Cave the one who did that song with Kylie?

If he was then I officially resign as a Nick Cave fan!!!


Expat, these are some of my personal favourite Embrace songs should you want to have a scant:

Out of Nothing
Glorious Day
Ashes
Come back to what you know
All you good good people
Fireworks
Exploding Machines
Sainted
Target
The good will out