Second time I've seen them in a week, I knew what to expect this time so came with earplugs primed!
I agree about the vomit smell, we were standing by the sound desk and had to move as it was horrible.
I had quite a nice spot, the sound was decent, could hear a lot more of the samples and vocals this time around. Feed Me With Your Kiss is an absolute monster live.

I heard a rumour that in soundcheck they hit over 130 decibels. Madness!

it was good.
they played only shallow out of time. the stuff that didn't use loops sounded really good.

it was loud. i thought i might throw up, i didn't but some people definietly did.

i tried to get your number from jessy, but to no avail. she told me about your spotting Mark E Smith though.

i didnt smell the vomit, but was nowhere near the sound-desk

A earplugless You Made Me Realise was pretty painful after a while. Pretty great gig though, despite being able to hear virtually no vocals.

Later that night I fell down a flight of stairs to cap off a fine evening.

it was mint. I Only Said, Thorn and Blown A Wish all sounded brilliant. The holocaust was brutal as expected - I went without earplugs for that though I probably shouldn't have. The Isn't Anything stuff was brutal too.

It was amazing, although my ears are still ringing a bit.

I thought it was hilarious watching people freak out during the holocaust... there were a fair few wives/husbands looking at their partner like WTF have you brought me to?

in manchester, me and my mate was like 'shall we get some ear plugs' but we thought naaaaa it cant be that loud surley, haha how i was wrong! great gig though! glad i went as i was half tempted not to as they are one of my fave bands and didnt want to ruin anything with a bad performance etc, but im glad i did go it was amazing!

the best bit was 'nothing much to lose' where the noise properly kicked for the only time in the main set. it was like kevin shields had wheeled out a jet engine and turned it on! i literally felt myself pushed backwards

nuff said about the holocaust bit... sonic bliss

As was the stench of sick at the end. It was so loud that it must have had an adverse affect the man in front of me, as half way through the gig, he filled up three pint glasses with urine, and then put them in a neat line in front of him. Which was then, wonderfully, knocked over by a man trying to record the gig on his mobile.

Oh, and during the Holocaust bit, I noticed that a roof tile directly above us was loose at one corner, and spent the whole 25 minutes of Über-hell-noise wondering at which point I was going to die a ceramic/white-noise combo-death.

But the gig was just INCREDIBLE. And I saw Lard of off Mark and Lard.

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and it was absolutely amazing. Don't know why everyone is going on about how loud it was. Earplugs are for losers, it wasn't that loud (I challenge you to stand next to the PA at a Wolf Eyes gig!!!).

Great set+amazing band = one very very very very happy chappie.

when they started with 'I only said' i'd have gone home happy. Better live than on cd, I hope the remaster hits those peaks. The look of pain on some people's faces during the holocaust was priceless. Also loved feed me with your kiss, soon and Thorn. Went to see Radiohead the next day, didn't compare.