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Troubadours @ CArling Academy Thurs 6th Sept 07 Review
16/10/2007 By
'We are much better up in Liverpool' - tuts guitarist Johnny Mol, ' you should come and see us
up there' he says, as singer Mark Frith tunes his own guitar.
In which case we should all up sticks and become scousers. Because these songs are so undeniably classic,
they remind you why rock n roll was invented.
Halfway through the set, the 'Gimme Love' single rattles past like a lazarus La's .
Wonderfully its only the fourth or fifth best song in their set.
They play with an easy confidence assured without trying too hard to whip the crowd up.
The secret weapon is Elmo Watts who seems the most naturally rythmic drummer since Reni hung his beanie up.
Set closer 'Where the rain falls' is a multi-harmonised haze Arthur Lee would smile down on
Even better 'All the kings men' will be 2008's best single, shifting gears as it encapsulates the history of pop.
They are utterly unstoppable. - 9/10, Channel 4 / Teletext
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Posted by Helicobacter on 02/11/07 04:22:
Great music, Troubadours!!! I like it very much!!!))
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Posted by Jenny Ince on 27/10/07 11:35:
Hey guys Jim here (aka Jenny) just wanted to say you guys are doin great and im well made up for you - please carry on with this - give us some music which doesnt poisen our ears!!!!
gig was great!!!! woop woop xx
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Posted by Hillan on 23/10/07 06:49:
Saw these in the Barfly in Liverpool a few months back it was quality, it even sounded good when the guitarist broke one of his strings
GO BUY THE SINGLE NOW COME ON ITS ONLY 79p
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Posted by The New Music Reviewer on 22/10/07 05:32:
Saw these guys up in Liverpool earlier in the year after a tip off from a friend, it really isn't an exaggeration to say that they were absolutely incredible live.
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Posted by Eeeerie Indie-ana on 22/10/07 05:28:
A pure genius, 100% guaranteed future classic. Love it!
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