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But anyway, onto the band. I'm sure I've recommended them to you all before... Well before this whole hounds of love release and before they re-released the album with a bonus DVD. But back then, my attempts were largely unfruitful. But, like a bad rash, I'm back to irritate you all again.
The album's going for cheap now, so you should easily be able to pick it up from any decent retailer. Download it if you must. Either way, you need to get Robot into your life. You can hear pretty much all of the album (on 1 minute samples) on the official website ([URL]http://www.thefutureheads.com[/URL]) if you're too lazy to open Kazaa and search.
Standout tracks:
Robot
Hounds of Love
First Day
Carnival Kids
Stupid and Shallow
Go go go. If you can be bothered.
But anyway, onto the band. I'm sure I've recommended them to you all before... Well before this whole hounds of love release and before they re-released the album with a bonus DVD. But back then, my attempts were largely unfruitful. But, like a bad rash, I'm back to irritate you all again.
The album's going for cheap now, so you should easily be able to pick it up from any decent retailer. Download it if you must. Either way, you need to get Robot into your life. You can hear pretty much all of the album (on 1 minute samples) on the official website ([URL]http://www.thefutureheads.com[/URL]) if you're too lazy to open Kazaa and search.
Standout tracks:
Robot
Hounds of Love
First Day
Carnival Kids
Stupid and Shallow
Go go go. If you can be bothered.
Though DDAN probably works best as a single.
Just imagine what the video could be like for Robot, though... The Futureheads as Robots. Could be as genius as Goldie Lookin' Chains 'Half man, half machine' video. Possibly.
I was gonna say there's some right asscheese on the album ... and went to get an example ... but couldn't find any. Like, wtf mate!??!1
Must be some bits of some songs that are otherwise good.
Or something.
Hush.
Pity that it still absolutely owns, though.
*runs*
Oh, n00b... I'll see you there.
Possibly.
Should be good and they may win me over.
Unless she's a heffer. Then you can keep her.
SUpport wasn't too bad - Ladyfuzz were barable, whereas The Mystery Jets absolute owned throughout their set. Zootime is an absolute tune. Though 2 of the blokes in them desperately want to be Pete and Carl from The Libertines, they have a style like I've never heard before. I could see myself going to see them as headliners at the academy in a few months time.
But onto The Futureheads. Well, decent performance, played all of their singles, but the encore far surpassed the main act. Easily the most hectic gig I've ever been to, the most I've ever sweat, too. Which doesn't sound too romantic, does it?
I went absolute mental when they started playing 'Ticket' (if you can find that, download it - far and away their best song, but not on the album, unfortunately) and got a few strange looks by the people in front of me. Also sung a line of Man Ray to this random girl-type-thing. She was quite fit. 'I could see his hands they were touching you all night'. Probably not the best line to sing if I wanted any.
Oh, and I saw an old school friend. Who, as it turns out, is an absolute legend.
Respect.