Stop it you trouble maker... I criticised a radio station. I'm only sick of Clean Bandit as they have overplayed it so much. Yes, when we finally get a digital radio I will be having six music or something like that on I'm having a radio station power struggle going on at work. They won't accept my different radio station every day suggestion, no democracy
I couldn't even tell you who Clean Bandit are, or what they sound like!! Sounds like vandalism is your only hope
And another great cover - if you like a bit of heavy electro, this is great, especially when the big bass kicks in about 4:45....
And something from one half of **** Buttons, this guy is amazing live....you could have this is your Rave Shed Greg....might need some pills though, cos **** knows how you'd dance to this.....
Saw Fu Manchu at the O2 Academy yesterday. Tore the place up, fookin' fantastic gig!!! It was Fuzz, it was Wah.
Radio update, it's suddenly stopped working... Oh well, getting a digital at the weekend, so happy days
Thats a shame.... Just in case you're having withdrawal symptoms, here's a wee tune for you (By the way, listened to about 10 seconds of this - awful, no wonder you're pulling your hair out)
I'm working on immortality!! Good news for regular gig-goers.... Going to gigs can help you live longer, new study claims image: http://ksassets.timeincuk.net/wp/uploads/sites/55/2018/03/GettyImages-813932192-920x584.jpg please log in to view this image Crowdsurfing: officially good for your health Credit: Getty image: http://ksassets.timeincuk.net/wp/uploads/sites/55/2016/10/Qo0ejHCv-150x150.jpg please log in to view this image BySam MooreMar 27, 2018 6:26 pm We knew there had to be a good reason... The outcome of a new study has suggested that regularly going to gigs can actually help you live longer. The report, which was conducted by O2 and Goldsmith’s University Associate Lecturer Patrick ***an (who specialises in behavioural science), has come up with the surprising findings. According to the study, experiencing a gig for just 20 minutes can result in a 21% increase in feelings of well-being. Further research found a direct link between “high levels of well-being [and] a lifespan increase of nine years”, therefore suggesting that being exposed to live music could help you live longer. Bespoke psychometric testing and heart-rate tests were given to the participants of the study, with an increase in feelings of self-worth (25%), closeness to others (25%) and mental stimulation (75%) reported when said participants attended a gig. image: https://ksassets.timeincuk.net/wp/uploads/sites/55/2018/03/IMG_1456-300x191.jpg please log in to view this image The study also found that those who attend gigs once a fortnight are most likely to score their “happiness, contentment, productivity and self-esteem at the highest level”. Speaking about the results of the study, ***an praised the “profound” impact gigs can have on the human experience. “Our research showcases the profound impact gigs have on feelings of health, happiness and wellbeing – with fortnightly or regular attendance being the key,” he said. “Combining all of our findings with O2’s research, we arrive at a prescription of a gig a fortnight which could pave the way for almost a decade more years of life.”
