A worthy addition to an already vast catalogue

Dr Feelgood’s acclaim is firmly rooted in the Then, rather than the Now. You-had-to-be-there tales abound, talk of the band’s ferocious energy spun ‘til all are either rapt to the point of spending their last notes on a copy of debut album Down by the Jetty, or utterly despondent at the fact that a group branded ‘pub rock’ could ever mean as much to rock‘n’roll’s evolution as punk, prog or any prefixed sub-genre you’d care to mention.

Muse O2 13th November

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Saturday, 14 November 2009 15:37

Muse Final Night of Tour O2 Arena Docklands

The night didn't start off well as I set off to watch The Best Act in the World Today (according to Q magazine). Capital Connect had a revised timetable (i.e. cancelled several of the trains due to driver shortage) which meant that when I arrived the support band was already playing.

Last Updated ( Saturday, 14 November 2009 16:30 )

Echo and the Bunnymen Review

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Monday, 26 October 2009 11:59

Echo and the Bunnymen at the Roundhouse Review

When you go along to your favourite venue to watch an Iconic band from the early 80's your expectations are inevitably high. If you've not seen them for over 20 years, you really don't know quite what to expect. Well if you were at the Roundhouse for Echo and the Bunnymen, you were in for a treat. Ian McCulloch proved once again that he's still got it. Clearly everyone's highlights were classics such as The Cutter and The Killing Moon, which sound as fresh today as they did all those years ago.

Last Updated ( Monday, 26 October 2009 12:06 )