Busted and White Stripes: The product remains the same
They're both releasing live DVDs and live singles in the coming weeks. Oh, and DiS likes them both as well. Although clearly, the Tory boys are far more 'real'.
Ahem.
Anyway. The White Stripes will be releasing their 'Under Blackpool Lights' DVD on 22nd November. Recorded in January this year, the DVD has 26 live tracks all recorded on 'earthy' 9mm cameras. The recording will also be previewing at a number of cinemas up and down the UK from the 3rd to the 21st November. We'll get a list of them soon.
A week before sees the release on an accompanying single 'Jolene Live Under Blackpool Lights' on the 15th November. It will be available on CD and 7". Backed with..? we know not
Not to be outdone, the UK's very own rocking trio Busted will be showing off their own live prowess with the release of a live CD on 1st November, and a live DVD on 29th November. Both recorded in Manchester on the spring leg of their A Ticket For Everyone tour. The CD is 13 tracks long and the DVD an extended 17 tracks, including their covers of 'Where Is The Love' (which is totally bizarre) and 'Teenage Kicks' (which is actually pretty decent). Additionally, the band yesterday (25th October) released a live download-only single of 'What I Go To School For'.
You can download that (it costs money though!) here.
The Busted boys are still touring Nottingham Arena (15th & 16th November), Point Theatre Dublin (18th & 19th), Belfast Odyssey (20th & 21st), Cardiff International Arena (23rd & 24th), Newcastle Metro Radio Arena (26th), Sheffield Hallam FM Arena (27th & 28th), Birmingham NEC (1st, 2nd & 3rd December), Glasgow SECC (5th, 6th & 7th), Manchester Evening News Arena (9th & 10th), Newcastle Metro Radio Arena (11th), Wembley Arena (13th, 14th, 15th & 17th).
In other related news, it is rumoured that Charlie Busted's second band, Fightstar, will be releasing their debut EP on Fierce Panda records in spring 2005. This is unconfirmed however, but sources say
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I know slagging Busted off is cliched and easy...but come on...
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Oh, and the Fightstar/Panda thing is f'real. Come on now, you must've seen that coming... ;)
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sorry, just a bit over-emotional at the mo
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i was at the white stripes gig in an amazing technicolour dreamcoat and glittery scarf and hammered on export strength vodka from the train journey over. i dont really remember the gig so im rather looking forward to this. also i got kicked out for fucking crowd surfing. anyone else sick of this moronic stance on a fun and kinda useful gigging pastime? ee its political correctness gone mad, i tell thee. it was a good night anyway
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Seems about right on Fierce Panda after a Razorlight release..... it's the next logical step. Talentless public persona releases track on indie label to gain cred. Genius.
Next thing Johnny"Life sucker" Bordell will be saying he was in a boyband when he was 14. You know... I thought he was still in a boy band...
"Average Bruce Springsteen Tribute Band Hit The Charts"
You read it first here kids.
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That's all - I'm just pointing it out.
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fierce panda know what they are doing
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Actually, I just find anything which involves crowdsurfers suffering fucking hilarious (i.e. the fun-filled activity of pulling off crowdsurfers' shoes and throwing them in the opposite direction of him/her).
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I was into stage diving when I was a child as well. Stopped it after catching a glimpse of a friends skull through his split head when no-one caught him and seeing a female friend knocked out by a stagediver.
For some reason, I don't associate The White Stripes with stage diving/crowd surfing. It's usually when I see/saw bands like Slayer/Napalm Death/Carcass, etc.
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brains and brawn dont even enter the argument, if an argument really exists....do any of us really exist!?
i'm reaching for my coat as we 'speak'....x
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Thankfully The Goops got it right first time!
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he wasnt a cunt.


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