EnthusiasticDave

That's Briliant.

In true festival spirit my mates and I decided to go to Reading two years ago dressed in Victorian wares, including massive top hats, with a bag full of pot and an old tape recorder. Oh, what jovial stoner fun we would have, laughing at each other and along with all other festival goers, lending them our hats and dancing around the fire on an evening! we thought.

How wrong we were.

There were no jovial hippies or carefree folks there. On the first day we got tins of food thrown at us by an assortment of cunts camping together, and constant harassment from chavs with no sense of humour. we felt on the verge of being beaten up the whole time. My mate even got his hat nicked!

I imagine that Glasto wudve been more welcoming to such in-jokes, and even though i think the Reading line-ups pretty god this year, i'll prob never go again, and i went 5 years in a row!

maybe foreign festivals are superior because of weather but also because the majority of people in this country when combined with a field and beer can turn into right wankers!

how do you think they go about writing this stuff? its just that theres quite a few members for what is in essence an electro band...do you reckon they come up with individual sounds/beats and then put them all together? or do they all crowd around a pc with fruity loops on it??

theyre so ace too!

is a fucking disgrace!

thats one of the most intelligent, sensitive reviews i've read for awhile!

i saw cinematic orchestra in leeds the other night, absolutely amazing. every song sounded immense, and i really took to 'to build a home' when they performed it as an encore. such a beautiful song! cant wait for this album!

really love the first album, i think it took me aback at first but now im really into every track on it, especially the general. ace!

the new albums wicked too, theyve definately matured post print is dead i reckon. and dont worry, it only sounds like wolfmother because it has a loud riff, done in a milo fashion :)