| Kooks 07:24 - Apr 22 with 977 views | Rsole |
Saw the Kooks on their current Inside In/Inside Out tour.
Small venue, great atmosphere. Really good performance and energy, very impressed with the playlist apart from the poppy guff, but that was limited to just 2-3 tracks out of 20+ and an encore.
Mostly played what the tour promised - their first album, plus the majority of better known tracks and a really good acoustic version of Seaside, as you would expect.
Looks like they are touring smaller venues in the UK too and if you have/can get tickets, I’d recommend this over watching the next two QPR games. Could save you years in therapy.
Will definitely be back for the Konk tour - if it happens.
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| Kooks on 08:10 - Apr 22 with 897 views | GaryHaddock |
Sounds good. Some nice nostalgia for me that album.
Did you know that Eddie's Gun was about premature ejaculation? |  | | |
| Kooks on 09:09 - Apr 22 with 812 views | Rsole |
| Kooks on 08:10 - Apr 22 by GaryHaddock |
Sounds good. Some nice nostalgia for me that album.
Did you know that Eddie's Gun was about premature ejaculation? |
Yes, there were some interesting hand gestures for that one ☝️!
Also a premature start to the whole gig with the wrong guitar intro (twice stopped) before a whispered intervention.
After that, pretty flawless. Especially the vocals. | |
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| Kooks on 09:59 - Apr 22 with 759 views | FDC |
Quite a few bands from that period shone brightly then seemingly vanished without trace. Definitely the soundtrack to a good summer.
Similarly The Sunshine Underground. Possibly bigger oop norf I'm not sure. But their first album was the soundtrack to a summer, then vanished. Saw them in a small venue on a reunion tour in Sheffield, absolutely destroyed the place, so good. [Post edited 22 Apr 9:59]
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| Kooks on 10:02 - Apr 22 with 748 views | GaryHaddock |
| Kooks on 09:59 - Apr 22 by FDC |
Quite a few bands from that period shone brightly then seemingly vanished without trace. Definitely the soundtrack to a good summer.
Similarly The Sunshine Underground. Possibly bigger oop norf I'm not sure. But their first album was the soundtrack to a summer, then vanished. Saw them in a small venue on a reunion tour in Sheffield, absolutely destroyed the place, so good. [Post edited 22 Apr 9:59]
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Sheffield / Yorks a cauldron of Indi music early to mid 2000s! | | | |
| Kooks on 12:31 - Apr 22 with 643 views | Rsole |
| Kooks on 10:02 - Apr 22 by GaryHaddock |
Sheffield / Yorks a cauldron of Indi music early to mid 2000s! |
Arctic Monkeys were also on the list but the small venue clinched this one - 900 max capacity makes for a great atmosphere. I hope the UK gigs are for similar sized crowds, it’s a game changer for the right bands. | |
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| Kooks on 15:52 - Apr 22 with 512 views | GaryHaddock |
| Kooks on 12:31 - Apr 22 by Rsole |
Arctic Monkeys were also on the list but the small venue clinched this one - 900 max capacity makes for a great atmosphere. I hope the UK gigs are for similar sized crowds, it’s a game changer for the right bands. |
The Leadmill a goodun if I remember rightly. | | | |
| Kooks on 15:54 - Apr 22 with 509 views | FDC |
| Kooks on 15:52 - Apr 22 by GaryHaddock |
The Leadmill a goodun if I remember rightly. |
90p for double vodka redbull on a Monday during my student days, good grief | | | |
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