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Maybe one day I'll get her. I'm not closing my mind up yet...

I loved their version of Let Down.

Right on! Regime change! Woo! That always gets us out of a pickle! It went swimmingly in Iraq, why not do the same in a country 5 times in size and 3 times as populated?!

And their name pisses me off. Plus they're rubbish, but it's mainly the name.

...all along though? And now the experiment seems to have run it's course. For now anyway.

Fuck yes. And they're coming to Cambridge for the last date. Doublefuckyes.

What do bands have against the East of England?

...last week. Dead chuffed with this!

I'm not alone in thinking this then.

...are already in there.

is a very valid point. I've fed up of jebends boasting about going to Reading/Download/Glasto after they've just stopped listening to the Kooks/Orson/James Morrison on their pink iPod minis.

Music lovers? Nuts to that really.

So much. They've admitted this countless times, Noel stated that 'Roll With It' was "a bit shit actually".

However, they were the band that got me off the sort of mainstream shit I was listening to as a young un', and because of them I began to explore others in the world of the guitar-weilding bands. They started my musical taste off, in a way.

Now, they're largely good for a bit of nostalgia, mainly listening to the first two albums with mates. But nowt else.

LSP have again released a single in which (in my opinion) the B-side ('Single's the New Together) is better than the lead single. It happened with the B-side 'Start Again' on 'Tell Me Tell Me Tell Me' and again now.

While all four released songs are top tunes, 'Start Again' and 'Single's...' are absolute gems, especially for an up-and-coming band like Look See Proof.

I knew that I'd be seeing a 4-6 score at the bottom when I clicked the link; despite the brilliance of the song. The inevitability of DiS's reviews of larger bands are beginning to get tiresome.

DiS you're getting far too predictable...

It is

Should become a solo artist

Top song

It is then

Spot on

The future of music? Nah
A good part of the new wave of decent British bands? Yes