Jools Hollands 'Later' Back Tonight
Jools Hollands 'Later' Back Tonight
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Kinky

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39,944 posts

300 months

Tuesday 25th September 2012
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BBC2 @ 10:00

Muse
Public Image Limited
Beach Boys

Also with The XX and Natalie Duncan.

Hub

7,155 posts

229 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Muse were great, PIL were really really awful, The XX were dull, and Brian Wilson looked completely out of it!

StevieBee

15,436 posts

286 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Beach Boys.....Reminded me of signalong time at the old folks home.

LeoSayer

7,843 posts

275 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Thanks for the heads up

Revs_Addiction

2,090 posts

262 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Beach Boys, oh dear. It was like they were concentrating so hard on what notes to play, that they forgot to put any emotion at all into their playing. Absolutely shocking.

Zad

13,022 posts

267 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Sadly, Brian Wilson was like this at Glastonbury a few years ago. At best you could say he was there, whether he was contributing much vocally or musically was another matter. The backing band were very good though, probably better than the original. It was good to say he had done Glastonbury, but other than that it felt rather uncomfortable.

I gather that they have had a bit of a "disagreement" and various members are sulking and taking their balls home. Probably no bad thing.

Kinky

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39,944 posts

300 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Yes, it was.

As Hub said above, Brian Wilson looked completely out of it!

I thought Muse and PIL were great. The rest ... well the benefit of recording it is that I can fast-forward, which I did for the rest (and yes, I do give them some time first) smile

Sir Snaz

571 posts

217 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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I really used to enjoy Later ......but cant help feeling that the show has become somewhat 'smug' of late ...just me?

Kinky

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300 months

Thursday 27th September 2012
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-22088...

Flippen 'eck. That might be the last time you'd see them together eek

Justin Cyder

12,624 posts

180 months

Saturday 29th September 2012
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Bit harsh Kinky. Brian Wilson is amazing simply to have survived this long! The longer repeat puts them in context a bit more & I thought it was alright. Not great but not worthy of a savaging given the history & age of this band.

In 2004, a few of us went to Glastonbury. It was the year it tonked down with rain & thousands went home on Saturday as the fire brigade pumped out a few million gallons of water & piss from the site. It was a fair bit miserable & we wavered over the whole thing, but on Sunday morning the sun blazed & the Beach Boys struck up. We got our deckchairs out & sucked it all up - those tunes, that unique sound & those harmonies in the sun. It all finally came together & I've learnt to love the singular loveliness of the Beach Boys. Totally unique, no one like them.

andySC

1,394 posts

189 months

Saturday 29th September 2012
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PiL for me tonight, Catweazle-a-like guitarist was great, made some fantastic noise.

Beach Boys weren't my bag, I'm not old enough to remember them so the rose tinted specs stayed in the drawer. Muse must be after a Bond theme with that last track they played. Very talented bunch really.

XX...zzzzz

audidoody

8,598 posts

287 months

Saturday 29th September 2012
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What was that Muse song that sounded like a note-for-note rewrite of "Faith"?

Justin Cyder

12,624 posts

180 months

Saturday 29th September 2012
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The George Michael tribute? Madness.

PiL were good though. Lu Edmonds, the Catweazle looking guitar player grew up a mile away from me smile He plays in any number of household name bands, I play covers in pubs.

Evil Jack

1,649 posts

259 months

Saturday 29th September 2012
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Justin Cyder said:
Bit harsh Kinky. Brian Wilson is amazing simply to have survived this long! The longer repeat puts them in context a bit more & I thought it was alright. Not great but not worthy of a savaging given the history & age of this band.

In 2004, a few of us went to Glastonbury. It was the year it tonked down with rain & thousands went home on Saturday as the fire brigade pumped out a few million gallons of water & piss from the site. It was a fair bit miserable & we wavered over the whole thing, but on Sunday morning the sun blazed & the Beach Boys struck up. We got our deckchairs out & sucked it all up - those tunes, that unique sound & those harmonies in the sun. It all finally came together & I've learnt to love the singular loveliness of the Beach Boys. Totally unique, no one like them.
Saw the 50th anniversary show last night at Wembley.

As you said: Totally unique, no one like them.

Just magical really...

Zad

13,022 posts

267 months

Saturday 29th September 2012
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I think the Glasto performance deserves a video posting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSa1KjPxeq0

Not a great quality video, but it doesn't need to be, you can feel the vibe after a week's crappy weather. Jump to part 6 for Barbra Ann, Surfin USA and Fun Fun Fun.

Marvindodgers

734 posts

247 months

Monday 1st October 2012
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Justin Cyder said:
PiL were good though. Lu Edmonds, the Catweazle looking guitar player grew up a mile away from me smile He plays in any number of household name bands, I play covers in pubs.
Does anyone know what that electric lute/mandolin/guitar thing that he was playing called? It made a great sound.

Justin Cyder

12,624 posts

180 months

Monday 1st October 2012
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Kinky

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Monday 1st October 2012
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Marvindodgers said:
Does anyone know what that electric lute/mandolin/guitar thing that he was playing called? It made a great sound.
I suspect it was a Bouzouki