Feeder, KOKO, Camden
Feeder, KOKO, Camden
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The Moose

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23,673 posts

238 months

Wednesday 1st February 2012
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Just got back from the little feeder gig at KOKO in Camden.

Absolutely awesome.

Second time I've seen them live and will be booking myself in on their next tour.

Definitely worth a trip if you get the chance.

egor110

17,674 posts

232 months

Wednesday 1st February 2012
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I watched them monday at exeter. Very good , they realy wanted to give the new stuff a airing, 5 new 1 old.
Did they start of with the new acoustic song?

The Moose

Original Poster:

23,673 posts

238 months

Wednesday 1st February 2012
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egor110 said:
I watched them monday at exeter. Very good , they realy wanted to give the new stuff a airing, 5 new 1 old.
Did they start of with the new acoustic song?
Yeah - started off with that which I (and it would seem the crowd too) weren't overly impressed with as a gig opener, but then got into some more stuff.

Think it was something like 5 new, 5 old or something like that.

When Buck Rogers came on - absolutely mental!! I don't care what anyone else says - that tune always gets the best reaction and is the one I always remember the most from their gigs!

alfa pint

3,856 posts

240 months

Wednesday 1st February 2012
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Seen them a couple of times, the best of which was when they were supporting Stereophonics at the Millenium Stadium just before Christmas a few years ago. The crowd just went mental when they came on, the band were gobsmacked at the reception especially as they were the support band. Buck Rogers had everyone jumping. Top live band.

Stereophonics, on the other hand, just droned on for an hour and a bit.

bigd74

143 posts

176 months

Thursday 2nd February 2012
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alfa pint said:
Seen them a couple of times, the best of which was when they were supporting Stereophonics at the Millenium Stadium just before Christmas a few years ago. The crowd just went mental when they came on, the band were gobsmacked at the reception especially as they were the support band. Buck Rogers had everyone jumping. Top live band.

Stereophonics, on the other hand, just droned on for an hour and a bit.
unfortunately that's all they have done since Stuart Cable(RIP) left. i saw them on the Performanmce and Cocktails tour they were ruddy marvelous, before any of that backing singer and keyboard malarky. just the 3 of them. smile