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Old 24-05-2019, 02:57 PM
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Saw a young scottish band called Vida on Wednesday at the 100 club. Excellent young band. Coming up I have Ride, Malahide Castle Festival with Noel G, Doves, Blossoms and DMA's, then Dylan and Neil Young at Hyde Park. Might try and sneak in Band of Horses as well. Oh and a ska festival in Lurgan, which could be lively!!!
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Off to All Points East later. Annoyingly Primal Scream clash with Jon Hopkins ... it's a toughie, will probably go with Primal Scream though.

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Shouldn't have mentioned that, got soaked but the beer got me through it. Great afternoon / evening.

One of things ive noticed is that crowds these days are so much more like spectators rather than music fans a bit like in football which is a great shame.

Also noticed arty t shirts are all the rave, whats that all about?
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Shouldn't have mentioned that, got soaked but the beer got me through it. Great afternoon / evening.

One of things ive noticed is that crowds these days are so much more like spectators rather than music fans a bit like in football which is a great shame.

Also noticed arty t shirts are all the rave, whats that all about?
Wouldn't really agree. Plenty of excitable fans at APE yesterday with mosh pits for the likes of Johnny Marr & Fat White Family. Marr made my day with his set full of classics from his back catalogue but my favourite performance of the day came from BC Camplight who had a tiny audience, for a large festival, of a few hundred but all were up for a good time as BC charmed us with his sugar coated acerbic tunes of being deported & his fight to stay in Manchester with one Theresa May for whom he had a few choice words at his delight of her resigning.

slight disappointments were the Raconteurs with Jack White's blinding guitar playing all over new material which was good. However he should have taken a tip from Johnny Marr & mixed it up with some of his more popular old tunes for a festival crowd. We left early so he might have done this later on in the set.

The other disappointment was The Strokes as we were so far back that we had to watch the performance on the giant screens which never sits well with me. Casablancas also made some very derogatory comments about Hammond jr. This might have been banter but from such a distance it just seemed like band members bickering. The friends we were with had had enough after 20 minutes so we called it a day. Won't rush back to see The Strokes.

Other bands seen included, Dream Wife (ok), Anna Calvi (I can only listen to 10 minutes of her whining), Parquet Courts (great noise) & Courtney Barnett (who's always joyous live).

I found All Points East to be too commercial with the festival sponsors splattered everywhere as well as not enough choice when it came to food & drink. I preferred the set up when Field Day ran the festival as it had a more relaxed, independent & less corporate feel to the site. This is where I have a big issue with modern festivals and in-particular the giant viewing platforms erected for the various sponsors which block the view of the stage for us mere punters. They're wank and need to go.
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Wouldn't really agree. Plenty of excitable fans at APE yesterday with mosh pits for the likes of Johnny Marr & Fat White Family. Marr made my day with his set full of classics from his back catalogue but my favourite performance of the day came from BC Camplight who had a tiny audience, for a large festival, of a few hundred but all were up for a good time as BC charmed us with his sugar coated acerbic tunes of being deported & his fight to stay in Manchester with one Theresa May for whom he had a few choice words at his delight of her resigning.

slight disappointments were the Raconteurs with Jack White's blinding guitar playing all over new material which was good. However he should have taken a tip from Johnny Marr & mixed it up with some of his more popular old tunes for a festival crowd. We left early so he might have done this later on in the set.

The other disappointment was The Strokes as we were so far back that we had to watch the performance on the giant screens which never sits well with me. Casablancas also made some very derogatory comments about Hammond jr. This might have been banter but from such a distance it just seemed like band members bickering. The friends we were with had had enough after 20 minutes so we called it a day. Won't rush back to see The Strokes.

Other bands seen included, Dream Wife (ok), Anna Calvi (I can only listen to 10 minutes of her whining), Parquet Courts (great noise) & Courtney Barnett (who's always joyous live).

I found All Points East to be too commercial with the festival sponsors splattered everywhere as well as not enough choice when it came to food & drink. I preferred the set up when Field Day ran the festival as it had a more relaxed, independent & less corporate feel to the site. This is where I have a big issue with modern festivals and in-particular the giant viewing platforms erected for the various sponsors which block the view of the stage for us mere punters. They're wank and need to go.
seeing him in Islington in November, lesser well known bands are more likely to have genuine support. i was referring to the chems and primal scream. agree on field day, was also £25 cheaper.
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I think All Points East is superb personally.

Never long to queue for beer. Would have liked some more bars to be stock Five Points but is what it is.
Festivals have been commercially minded with sponsorships. It’s the only way they can be really make profit.
I never feel like it’s a detriment to the festival.

On Saturday, despite being sold out, I thought it never felt too packed.

Saturday, thought Fat White Family were superb, as was Jonny Marr. Raconteurs better than I expected them to be.

We were next to the sound desk for the strokes, and the sound was just flat, but they looked like they were putting on a show. We then decided to move back. Had to watch on the screen, but the sound was much better. We all had a blast though.

Yesterday was just as enjoyable. Saw a bit of Toro Y Moi, most of Beach House and then a lot of Kamasi Washington. Metronomy were an absolute joy, so much so, I didn’t get to see any of James Blake.

Christine and The Queens though. Wow. What a show. One of the best, and most inspiring festival sets I’ve seen.
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Yeah dont want to appear like a moaner but the sound wasnt the best on Friday for volume either. All the same I did have a great time.
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Never long to queue for beer. Would have liked some more bars to be stock Five Points but is what it is.
Festivals have been commercially minded with sponsorships. It’s the only way they can be really make profit.
I never feel like it’s a detriment to the festival.

On Saturday, despite being sold out, I thought it never felt too packed.

Saturday, thought Fat White Family were superb, as was Jonny Marr. Raconteurs better than I expected them to be.

We were next to the sound desk for the strokes, and the sound was just flat, but they looked like they were putting on a show. We then decided to move back. Had to watch on the screen, but the sound was much better. We all had a blast though.

Yesterday was just as enjoyable. Saw a bit of Toro Y Moi, most of Beach House and then a lot of Kamasi Washington. Metronomy were an absolute joy, so much so, I didn’t get to see any of James Blake.

Christine and The Queens though. Wow. What a show. One of the best, and most inspiring festival sets I’ve seen.

Agree, APE is a very well run festival with a great line up over the weekend. Can understand also why it needs to be so heavily sponsored as it's a major money stream for bands and their management. It's the world we live in today, just preferred the Field Day set up in the past but am just splitting hairs.

I'll look forward to next year's APE in the hope of as good a day out as we had this year. Much better then my BST experience seeing The Cure last year.
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His musicianship is still exceptional, however he talked his way through most of the lyrics which was a bit of a shame. Tbh i didn't realise he was 69 either and it showed. I suppose not everyone is going to have the same energy of Iggy Pop or Mick Jagger at that age. The sound though at the O2 is just so good.
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I went to APE on Friday.
From my recollections I enjoyed it. Sadly I have a massive memory blank from the end of Roisin Murphy to then walking home at the end of the Chemical Bros.
Which kinda sucks.
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