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fyi
. http://www.bbc.co.uk/events/e84mxj/live/cfmxn3 |
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^ I don't have a TV licence.
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Wouldnt normally go for this kind of stuff but Jamie T is passable enough.
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Thought Lianne Le Havas was good earlier.
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Nor do i trilby and never will pay for left wing news.
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Anyone else watching FFS? I'm not sure that this collaboration is working
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I'm watching Weller again on 601 (red button).
So much tripe on this year on the limited availability channels - due to the BBC's insistence that Women's bloody football WILL be shown - over and over again, no matter what's on at Glastonbury. Sack that bloody WOMAN who's the sports producer at the Beeb. WE DON'T WANT IT. GOT IT? |
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Watching a bit before Who come on, not doing a lot for me but was never much of a FF fan anyway.
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Watching Balance on the red button now. Really enjoyed the last song. Think I may have seen them before on Jools?
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The Number One song in Heaven
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Really enjoying Balance.
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- and I have definitely seen them before on Jools earlier this year - and remarked then how much I liked them.
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What a great front man this bloke is.
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Damn it - they're called Future Islands!
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- that's the BBC buggering up the channel whatsits again because of the WOMEN'S FOOTBALL (and I'm blaming that, even if it isn't the cause!)
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Yeah heard good things bout Future Islands earlier, will check em out after the who
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Best set of the weekend for me was Future Islands'.
Gave them a round of applause when they went off - which I haven't done with any others. Frontman Samuel T. Herring is a name to remember (which I probably won't)! |
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Definitely worth checking out, Gentlemanjohn.
Raw, inspired - and different. |
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Actually think i do remember em from jools...the guy wearing the naff sweater and doign all the crazy dancing. If its same guy i'm thinking of, he had a very good voice.
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I will catch up with them TT.
Lionel & Pharrell were clearly touched by the occasion and were applauded off. |
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Am not a massive Who fan but live they are different class to the rest here.
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That's the man, Gentlemanjohn!
I remember being entranced with his performance on Jools that night - just the same as tonight. The type of bloke you just have to take notice of. Agreed, Ibrahima. Really enjoyed Pharrell - but Samuel T. Herring has stolen the show for me. Will definitely catch up on the whole set now on the iplayer. Herring is a monster! |
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gentlemanjohn 28 Jun 15 23:13
Am not a massive Who fan but live they are different class to the rest here. Absolutely ! |
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Same here Tommy, i'd forgotten about it but came back to me very easily when i read about the dancing bit, was a stand-out performance and look forward to hearing more. Also remember seeing another USA band Vintage Trouble on Jools last year and they did a monster set on the West Holts last night, i think it's worth catching if you like a bit of soul/r&b/rockabilly fusion sort of thing.
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TT
check out Future Islands legendary turn on Letterman in April 2014 althought i thought Later was even better. |
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Full set of Future Islands not available on the i-player yet - but they do have 'Waiting On You' which is the song I saw on Jools.
Just brilliant: http://www.bbc.co.uk/events/e84mxj/acts/amjgfx#p02vtvmr Will check Vintage Trouble out, Gentlemanjohn. AA, the Letterman turn is reported on the BBC site: "Future Islands call themselves “too noisy for new wave, too **** for punk” and their performance on David Letterman’s show in the US last March was the indie rock moment of 2014. Judging by comments under the YouTube video (current views: 4m), music fans have watched the clip repeatedly - mesmerised (and in some cases horrified) by singer Samuel T. Herring’s dancing, and delighted to have discovered a band that’s all heart and zero affectation." |
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That was a great set of block rockin' beats by the Chemical Brothers on BBC3. It made everything else seem puny by comparison. New album out next month.
![]() Will watch The Who and FFS tomorrow. |
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Same as anubis, CB started well fell away a bit ended good.
Will watch the who tomorrow. Just been researching your new favourite band since s club 7 TT. They look great, shame i missed them at glasto. ![]() |
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the who,stealing a living for 40 years
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since s club 7 TT
Very funny Ibrahima! This is reminding me of that day at the Olympics when you, Crisp and I were watching in the morning - and I kept seeing things on replay and thought we'd won another Gold! |
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patrick starr 28 Jun 15 23:47
the who,stealing a living for 40 years Yeah sure !!! |
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We all got carried away with the Olympics. But is was so fookin great, seems years ago now.
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It does indeed, Ibrahima - but that morning will live long in the memory as being a particularly hilarious day on Chit Chat.
Was wiping my eyes because of some of the comments! |
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Tommy agree with you about future islands very refreshing and what a voice .
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pat star why don't you just ffffffff away u r a proper roger hunt.
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Yes indeedy, Digdeep.
Cracking performance. Best of them all this weekend, for me. |
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No argument from me on that
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Sometimes chit chat can do that.
That is why some of stick around hoping, chit chat can rise again. Then again you have made me chuckle many times, or i would not be reminiscing with you. |
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How ridiculous is this: Chemical Brothers on both BBC2 and the red button channel - with no other channels showing Glastonbury?
Just who thought this transmission planning up? |
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red button fury, hit the red button
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