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Post by retiredboxer on Oct 27, 2010 13:46:10 GMT
I don't know; I've seen Interpol once live in 2004 and they were nothing more than average. Never seen BSS but one thing for sure is that I'd never see an Interpol show in France. As far as I know, french people go crazy for Interpol so chances are you won't even enjoy the show because you'll be surrounded by annoying people. yeah, that would truly be the worst thing that could happen, seeing a band next to people that really enjoy them! |
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Post by dereffe on Oct 27, 2010 13:55:05 GMT
Well fanbois are pretty annoying. There's quite a difference between people really enjoying a band and people yelling and stuff. Or when people start clapping, that's when I usually leave or sprint towards the bar and get so shitfaced I have a huge blackout and will never ever have to think about that gig again
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Post by ana on Oct 27, 2010 15:06:48 GMT
Broken Social Scene, Interpol are absolute shit now and they only got one good album anyway.
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Post by Simone on Oct 27, 2010 15:09:38 GMT
or maybe its me that the older I grow, the lesser I find myself comfortable in very crowded places.
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Post by chuzeville on Oct 27, 2010 16:23:03 GMT
BSS it is, thanks fellas.
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Post by Simone on Oct 27, 2010 16:35:24 GMT
Has Interpol got that bad? I remember their first two records and they weren't that bad. Nice guitars, very powerful...although I doubt the could pull out those songs live with the same sonic assault.
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Post by rbbrslmn on Oct 27, 2010 16:40:34 GMT
go to both chuze, you'll appreciate spending the extra leisure time during the EXTRA TWO YEARS YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE TO WORK!
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Post by dereffe on Oct 27, 2010 16:42:32 GMT
You might have to walk though
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Post by jp on Oct 27, 2010 17:15:12 GMT
seen interpol twice and bss once.
go with broken social scene for sure. theyre not as good live as a lot of people make out but theyre good fun and play for hours and hours so you get good value for money. interpol are awfully dull live
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Post by calimocho on Oct 27, 2010 18:11:25 GMT
BSS have been enormous the two times i've seen them. lots of energy and loud drumming
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Post by barny on Oct 28, 2010 14:41:16 GMT
Well fanbois are pretty annoying. There's quite a difference between people really enjoying a band and people yelling and stuff. Or when people start clapping, that's when I usually leave or sprint towards the bar and get so shitfaced I have a huge blackout and will never ever have to think about that gig again How do you cheer between songs then? |
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Post by ana on Oct 28, 2010 22:49:51 GMT
He doesn't, he's Dutch, they don't ever show emotions  |
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Post by babu on Oct 29, 2010 5:31:49 GMT
the gigs at dutchland are really boring tbh. everyone is too busy checking that their haircuts are in order to enjoy the gig properly
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Post by retiredboxer on Oct 31, 2010 15:19:40 GMT
the gigs at dutchland are really boring tbh. everyone is too busy checking that their haircuts are in order to enjoy the gig properly in contrary to the outgoing finns who are always known for their emotional outbursts? Having said that, Joanna Newsom at Tavastia 3 years ago was probably among my best gigs ever. |
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Post by wintersox on Oct 31, 2010 15:42:48 GMT
When I was going to college, I saw Broken Social Scene. They had already released You Forgot It In People, but for some reason played a venue that resembled a warehouse more than a club or anything. For a college town with about 20 bars and theaters, it was a surprise. Yet, there they were, all of them!
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Post by chuzeville on Oct 31, 2010 15:46:06 GMT
I don't get it, do you play in Marseille on the 16th of november?
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Post by babu on Oct 31, 2010 23:52:52 GMT
the gigs at dutchland are really boring tbh. everyone is too busy checking that their haircuts are in order to enjoy the gig properly in contrary to the outgoing finns who are always known for their emotional outbursts? Having said that, Joanna Newsom at Tavastia 3 years ago was probably among my best gigs ever. finns are shy, the dutch are too proud. the english are too drunk. i enjoyed the gigs in berlin |
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Post by rbbrslmn on Nov 1, 2010 0:01:04 GMT
theres no such thing as too drunk.
also in finland (tampere especially) I saw masses of binge drinking that would make any englishman pause for a split-second before going with the flow.
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Post by retiredboxer on Nov 1, 2010 8:45:01 GMT
in contrary to the outgoing finns who are always known for their emotional outbursts? Having said that, Joanna Newsom at Tavastia 3 years ago was probably among my best gigs ever. finns are shy, the dutch are too proud. the english are too drunk. i enjoyed the gigs in berlin i find the crowds at gigs in berlin really annoying at times, half of the people there are (like me quite often) guestlist scum who don't care much about the band they're seeing and only go 'cause they get in for free, it ruins the atmosphere. That being said, are warpaint any good? |
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Post by babu on Nov 1, 2010 9:10:39 GMT
theres no such thing as too drunk. also in finland (tampere especially) I saw masses of binge drinking that would make any englishman pause for a split-second before going with the flow. well yeah, but it doesn't work on the gigs. nothing is more annoying than cunts who have had too much to drink and then rush to the front row being really rude and obnoxious. the finns do drink way too much, but rarely at gigs, well at least on the gigs i go to. |
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