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Review 1 for The Longcut
The Longcut were brilliant!
King Tuts Wah Wah Hut @
- Glasgow @
- Fri 16 Oct 2009 @
Favourite moment: Watching Lee play his guitar with a drum stick and the crowd going mad for Transition. @
Setlist: Its a bit of a blur! @
Opening act(s): Not worth mentioning @
Posted 21/10/2009
by Pamplemousse123
Location:Scotland
It had been two and a half years since I last saw the Longcut play at King Tuts so I was really excited about seeing them again. They did not disappoint. The new album is excellent and the songs sounded fantastic live. The crowd was really up for it and went mental when they played Transition. I love Repeated and Evil Dance so was really pleased when they played them too. The band looked as though they were having a real good time the same as the crowd and got to play an encore even though it was after curfew. They did'nt have time to play You've Got the Love which I was a disappointed about but overall the night was fantastic and I hope they will come back to Glasgow soon.
King Tuts Wah Wah Hut @
- Glasgow @
- Fri 16 Oct 2009 @
Favourite moment: Watching Lee play his guitar with a drum stick and the crowd going mad for Transition. @
Setlist: Its a bit of a blur! @
Opening act(s): Not worth mentioning @
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Review 2 for The Longcut
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King Tuts Wah Wah Hut @
- Glasgow @
- Fri 16 Oct 2009 @
Favourite moment: the cavemen dancing down front @
Setlist: Fair mix of old and new @
Opening act(s): Nothing that special @
Posted 19/10/2009
by Jordyn
After about three years of anticipation, one night of exhiliration trancended on Glasgow.
Playing once again at King Tut's- the band, had matured in sound and looked far more comfortable, calm and collected than their last gig in Scotland.
Not that the sonic-youth esque madness, and back and forth nature of the lead singer come drummer, come keboarder, come precussionist... had tempered. Neither too has the shared love of trying different electronic, and rock and roll beats- the whole band seem pretty open hearted about trying new sounds, injecting more passion and whipping up some strange caveman/big box dancing into the crowd.
The whole place did not start jumping- when the shouts for 'one more tune...' began, but others were too transfixed... Like when you see an amazing accident.
If your going to do something it is worth doing it well, and the mix of 80's synth, Geeky keyboards, and late 80's-90's guitar bashing sound like a shortcut to soulless contrivied naff- but it is in the effort and the journey that produces this amazing unfolding rythym that binds the whole thing together like a plane crash in reverse.
Coupled with the lyrics- which are pretty thoughtful, although dulled by the PA system on Friday, they show that the peices falling together were more than just freak accident.
Mon the Longcut
King Tuts Wah Wah Hut @
- Glasgow @
- Fri 16 Oct 2009 @
Favourite moment: the cavemen dancing down front @
Setlist: Fair mix of old and new @
Opening act(s): Nothing that special @
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