They did - I was there, the BBC cut out like 3 songs for this programme, they definitely played The Heinrich Maneuver too. I can't remember the other missing one.
Man, I saw Interpol live here in Brazil and the sound was kinda weak, but in this video it sounds perfect! They really should hire this sound engineer for the band and never let him go hahahahaha
Really? He's cool but kinda freaky looking, big googly eyes....I gaurentee if he wasn't famous and in a band you would not look at him on the street, you're under the effect of his fame and money :P
This band is the perfect combination of indie rock and some dark but elegant and perfectly executed (not emo) post punk. Paul's voice is wonderful, the whole band puts on a great performance. We are facing a mature band with great musicians who provide a great musical experience with beautiful lyrics and the voice that follows the melodies with emotion to capture the essence of the moment. All the songs are recorded in my heart.
Welcome to Post-Punk. lol I'm just joking. Really It just has that nice mix of indie alt sound and post punk vibes. Post punk is not emo, but pop-culture has brainwashed to stereotype it as such.
@IPA SOLÉ ya hablen en español hahaha, Interpol tiene más fans en México 🖤. Una pena para las personas que estuvieron ahí y no sonrieron esa emoción )':
I've been to this festival in Glasgow and the crowd is actually the nicest and they respect personal space - it is a cultural difference I guess, not a flaw.
why is no one talking about Matt Helders Jamie Cook and Alex Turner from the Arctic Monkeys at 52:26, my two favorite bands enjoying each other's music
I love the idea that kids see Interpol for the first time never heard some of these songs, and get to experience that for the first time. Their music is timeless, and very profound, and it f*cking rocks.
For me, Interpol transcends music. They touch my feelings, my soul. They talk to me in many ways. Making me feel nostalgia, sadness, angst and excitement. I guess i'll never be into a band so much like i'm into these dudes. Thank you for turning on the bright lights for many words that i never had the ways to say or transcribe. Specialist and Song Seven are lacking on this setlist but i guess i have never seen interpol playing with so much soul like this. Thank you for doing what you do. Regards from Brazil.
I remember discovering them in high school, and I think that’s when my love of music truly formed. I’m 33 now and they still hit me in the feels every damn time.
mollieangel if it’s any consolation most of the crowd were there for Arctic monkeys, I had only heard of Interpol but not of there music but after hearing them live (particularly the rover) I’ve started to listen to them a lot now
Playing to such a mainstream audience must have been difficult, fantastic set and great energy, buzzing for marauder, Roland was one of the best live songs I’ve ever heard!
When I first heard this band, I was 12 years old. I remember dreaming about how I wished to play on a stage with Interpol one day! They were one of the bands that inspired me to pick up music which ultimately became my life, also shaping my life in profound ways. I'm 27 now, and still love this band with all my heart, letting their sound take me on a journey back to before I was "Daddy" to 2 little girls (which Daddy, along with Mom, got to go to their 1st concert finally [at age 6 & 7] at Austin City Limits Festival last year, and my God I'm so proud of how much they loved every second of it! And how they much they love bands who use "real drums and guitars". Anyways, they LOVE Interpol along with Awolnation..I feel like I'm doing okay haha). Anyways, this band has been a staple in my life both in my musical influences, as well as areas that go much deeper in my head & heart. Thank you Interpol! And thank you everyone here watching with me for being Interpol fans! They need our love and support to keep that magic they possess, & I know that we'll always be there to give it. 😎😛🎟️🎫🎸🎤🎛️🎼
Im 37 now and still love them with all my heart. Listening actually breaks my heart.. brings back too many memories of when music and life was good! Fantastic to the next gen still appreciate them.. I introduced a bunch of 18 year old to them and they had never heard of them, they thought it sounded too depressing.. so I had lost all hope for the next gen. You sound like a great dad!
What a beautiful comment to come across! It makes the risk of scrolling down to the comment section worth it. Thanks for your story & for passing good music on to your kids. It's important for them to know of such awe & for all of you to have the experience of bonding over it. With the way people are today we need good music like this even more to save us. I can't wait to see them this fall opening for Morrissey!
I have a complete set of the Shephard Fairey Interpol prints from Antics. Signed and numbered and framed. Need to sell if interested (hard times). Reply here with email address if interested.
I really like to see the Interpol concerts on RUclips over and over again, even for the delicious images that the television operators give us by suddenly framing the fans. In this concert, during "Rest My Chemistry", I took some beautiful moments of this kind that I would share with you. The girl with colored hairs in 24,32 who ecstatically repeats the refrain; the girl in 25,18 who flies happily accompanying the refrain too. But above all the little girl with the bonnet in 24,51, who listens with closed eyes the song as if she were dreaming. Is not it moving? She almost seem to tell us: "the most beautiful place in the world is within me". And so I can say: how beautiful are the Interpol fans! There must be a reason! Best regards to everyone
Thank you Khmer Wolf. I do not know if you also noticed the girl in C'mer 11,36, with her tender and uncontainable joy. I had already mentioned her in my previous comment, that strangely no longer appears
Does anybody else think Success the highlight here? They overlook the Interpol album but I love it! Some banging tunes and wish they played more from it
A good choice of their songs, almost like a best of collection. I hope to see Interpol at the Royal Albert Hall in November. I've loved this band for about 15 years. Some people don't get their style which is downbeat and not happy. They can be an acquired taste, but once you get them you just have to have all their albums like me. Interpol are the business.
This set list is so good actually. The tracks from El Pintor really open up their set lists to build a narrative. All The Rage Back Home and Anywhere are so uncompromisingly good arena tracks. And it's really nice to hear C'mere so crisp and mature on the guitars and drums. I wish they'd re-record some tracks that have evolved a LOT past their studio recordings in live play. I think Interpol fans deserve it at least for PDA. A lot of drum tracks are insane live but that one is killer.
This music is for the special Ones. I mean those who feel it. Symbiosis. Thank you, Universe for genius. Leif Erikson....Rosemary.....Marauder is my Album. Thank you guys for your inspiration. Thank you, for all these great shows thank you very much for your true music. Every record is an episode. thank you very much for so many hours of live acts that I was allowed to see and feel. Thank you for making my car trips an experience. Take you on a cruise ...Interpol, NYC thx
why blame the crowd. this is music i listen to in peace. its not like its hard rock where u go wild. i like not going crazy in the crowd and take up this nice music without getting pushed and stuff! love from the netherlands guys. u are amazing and helped me through a lot of though times!
I started listening to Interpol when I was practically a baby, since my father would always play their music at home or in the car. I remember not understanding English yet being enamored with each songs. My father isn’t someone I’m attached to today, he’s hurt me and moved far from us, but if there was one thing I’ve always appreciated about him was his music taste. In 2018 I stumbled across Interpol’s music again and it touched me in a way that I can’t even begin to describe. Their music is transcendent, every lyric and notes are perfections to my ears and they make me feel the most emotions I have in years. They are on another musical plane. Now being 18 and discovering my very own taste in music (which has nothing to do with theirs), I realize they will forever remain my number 1 artists and I will never get tired of all their songs. They’re actually the only band that I love every single song of, it’s insane. I’m glad to read these comments and see people who relate. I don’t even know what’s about them that draws me to their music like a moth around a lamp, I can’t relate to half of their lyrics (blame lack of life experience) yet they leave me shaken. Also pretty sure they gave me my love for bass. See you in Paris in July legends
On another side note, I’ve been enjoying Billie Eilish’ music as of late, especially her more passionate, rock songs. I would adore for her to sing one of their songs.
Still today I am surprised by the tecnical perfection with which they perform the pieces. Moreover, to date, I had not yet ever heard a beautiful version of "Lenght of Love" like this. They are three giants and Sam, in particular, deserves a separate speech: the more time passes and the more he becomes good! Who knows what he can do when he gets big?!
@@ukhouseRJ yeah this is similar to what other comments above were saying - interpol works best in the dark, and this song is maybe the best example of that. it's actually pretty groovy but it's so dour you need to be in a dimly lit room to appreciate it. great performance tho love that track
this band has such an amazing aesthetic, my friend who is a music producer got me into them back in the day, I wanna throw him some love as he's taught me a lot over the years, he's just released his second track, if you have a spare moment and wanna hear a sweet new track please try searching Lonely Gimmick - Pessimistic Weather ,you may be in for a surprise and he would love to hear your opinion
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0:03 Not Even Jail
6:14 All The Rage Back Home
10:53 C'mere
14:29 Take You On A Cruise
19:00 Obstacle 1
23:04 Rest My Chemistry
28:01 The Rover
31:41 Lenght Of Love
35:57 Roland
40:09 Sucess
43:45 Anywhere
46:49 Evil
50:20 Slow Hands
Where's Now You see me at Work?
Rockjael Z. They didn't play it in this festival.
Te faltó el 25:52: su risa toda hermosa 😍😂🖤
They did - I was there, the BBC cut out like 3 songs for this programme, they definitely played The Heinrich Maneuver too. I can't remember the other missing one.
was anything besides the rover a new song?
Not even jail is a masterpiece
Whoever did the sound for this show is a genius. This is how Interpol should sound live EVERY SINGLE TIME!!!
The sound for these broadcasts comes right off the board. There is a very good chance it sounded like crap in the open air.
Sure, but what a performance. He hits nearly every note. You're hard-pressed to find that at many live shows, regardless of act.
I was there can confirm it sounded just as good haha
Man, I saw Interpol live here in Brazil and the sound was kinda weak, but in this video it sounds perfect! They really should hire this sound engineer for the band and never let him go hahahahaha
Look up their KCRW studio performance from the first album. Your welcome...
Paul Banks...The Most Handsome man all over the world.
no, but yes
Really? He's cool but kinda freaky looking, big googly eyes....I gaurentee if he wasn't famous and in a band you would not look at him on the street, you're under the effect of his fame and money :P
@@andyd6338 Hahaha funny guy
He looks so good in black clothes And Shades 😍
@@nadiaaraoz894 Totally agree! 😍
that beginning of not even jail gets me every freaking time
Kyler Schmor saaaaaaaaame
Best opener ever
Omg yes!
Daniel Kessler up there looking like a BOSS
This band is the perfect combination of indie rock and some dark but elegant and perfectly executed (not emo) post punk. Paul's voice is wonderful, the whole band puts on a great performance. We are facing a mature band with great musicians who provide a great musical experience with beautiful lyrics and the voice that follows the melodies with emotion to capture the essence of the moment. All the songs are recorded in my heart.
emo ? ewww no
Welcome to Post-Punk. lol I'm just joking. Really It just has that nice mix of indie alt sound and post punk vibes. Post punk is not emo, but pop-culture has brainwashed to stereotype it as such.
sounds like "The Cure" for a new generation, such full sound
Chill, emo is cool
I agree :)
This band makes me want to buy a delay pedal
You buy it?
Go on then *Alan Partridge shrug*
Haha and me either an epiphone casino or a gretsch (elecromatic or Streamliner) the one Daniel uses is like Pauls Les Paul custom out of my budget. 😉
=)
This is the best I've ever heard Interpol sound live. Props to the sound guys.
Yeah they sound fuckin dynamite, good job
The audience don't deserve INTERPOL!!!
true, i guess they were waiting for arctic monkeys or something.
@IPA SOLÉ ya hablen en español hahaha, Interpol tiene más fans en México 🖤.
Una pena para las personas que estuvieron ahí y no sonrieron esa emoción )':
@@petter_jv Tienes razón en México amamos a Interpol de hecho somos los mayores fans que tienen :)
Sit down,
shut up.
Calm down
and get along with them.
I've been to this festival in Glasgow and the crowd is actually the nicest and they respect personal space - it is a cultural difference I guess, not a flaw.
why is no one talking about Matt Helders Jamie Cook and Alex Turner from the Arctic Monkeys at 52:26, my two favorite bands enjoying each other's music
Love it, thank you for pointing out.
I just wwanted to be one of those Interpoleros
they were waiting for headlining. thats why they were there. thats not vip area.
love them both, lucky the ppl who saw them both
I love the idea that kids see Interpol for the first time never heard some of these songs, and get to experience that for the first time. Their music is timeless, and very profound, and it f*cking rocks.
I play them in the car when i take my kids to school and they love Say Hello to the Angels😁
Sam Fogarino is underrated as fuck, he such a good player .
Wow you can hear the keyboard so clearly in this. This is how they should sound everytime
Many sound engineers should change job!!
Fantastic weird sounds, impro or pedal glitch at 25:33 ,at 26:50 , at the beginning of Roland
For me, Interpol transcends music. They touch my feelings, my soul. They talk to me in many ways. Making me feel nostalgia, sadness, angst and excitement. I guess i'll never be into a band so much like i'm into these dudes. Thank you for turning on the bright lights for many words that i never had the ways to say or transcribe. Specialist and Song Seven are lacking on this setlist but i guess i have never seen interpol playing with so much soul like this. Thank you for doing what you do. Regards from Brazil.
Everything you said, is how i feel about them. I'm a fan since i was a kid and to me they're like a everlasting love; a truly, solid and mature one.
Yeah, there is just something about Interpol that can't be put into words.
Another beautiful comment making the risk of scrolling through the comment section worth it.
They never lost their spirit and they never will.
Daniel never ages.
I remember discovering them in high school, and I think that’s when my love of music truly formed. I’m 33 now and they still hit me in the feels every damn time.
Same! I'm 32, also first heard them in high school and still can't get enough. Finally going to be able to see them live next month in DC
I'm 31, and I discovered them few years ago!!!!. I saw them live in Toronto in Aug
52:25 Good to see the lads from Arctic Monkeys enjoying some Interpol.
Yeah heard them say they enjoy Interpol's music
lmfao
No comments about the HUGE performance of Interpol? Holy shit, this reminds me of their early days.
vasco!
Saw them in Nashville in 2018 and they sounded this good.
Saudações vascainas
VASCO PORRA
They'd be even better with Carlos
Barely seeing anyone singing makes me feel so anxious, interpol are so important to me and it hurts my heart i couldn't be here
I was in the crowd singing my heart out mate
mollieangel if it’s any consolation most of the crowd were there for Arctic monkeys, I had only heard of Interpol but not of there music but after hearing them live (particularly the rover) I’ve started to listen to them a lot now
@@xxjackmlgpro1702 Nice! I found them, & fell for them, in the same way at the Curiosa festival in 2005.
The band haven't sounded this good in a while. Paul especially seems to be fresh :)
Shout out to the person in the front row eating a packet of crisps during 'All The Rage Back Home'.
One of my favorite bands in the world. I am privileged to have watched 5 shows of them while living in Atlanta Georgia.
WANELSON MACHADO MAGALHÃES They’re coming to Shaky Knees!
Playing to such a mainstream audience must have been difficult, fantastic set and great energy, buzzing for marauder, Roland was one of the best live songs I’ve ever heard!
Yeah, that Roland performance was on point.
Well, I prefer "Leif Erikson". Unfortunately not on their setlist this year.
Mainstream people are into interpol tbf
@@andyd6338 yeah, specially in the U.K I think. They are super loved in Mexico too.
How can you tell if an audience is mainstream, and what makes it difficult to play in front of one?
52:25 aw, look at wee Jaimeh
Omg arctic xDdd
Its fucking john Lennon 😂
Just think how many times they must have played Slow Hands live...
16 years later that performance of 'Roland' is still exceptional.
8:25 "Ahh It's me! it's me! XD
Length of Love isn't played enough. Such a brilliant song
Massive sounding band, right at the top of their game.Incredible.
Sounds really good. This is how interpol should sound. Clear. Crisp. Loud.
When I first heard this band, I was 12 years old. I remember dreaming about how I wished to play on a stage with Interpol one day! They were one of the bands that inspired me to pick up music which ultimately became my life, also shaping my life in profound ways.
I'm 27 now, and still love this band with all my heart, letting their sound take me on a journey back to before I was "Daddy" to 2 little girls (which Daddy, along with Mom, got to go to their 1st concert finally [at age 6 & 7] at Austin City Limits Festival last year, and my God I'm so proud of how much they loved every second of it! And how they much they love bands who use "real drums and guitars". Anyways, they LOVE Interpol along with Awolnation..I feel like I'm doing okay haha).
Anyways, this band has been a staple in my life both in my musical influences, as well as areas that go much deeper in my head & heart. Thank you Interpol! And thank you everyone here watching with me for being Interpol fans! They need our love and support to keep that magic they possess, & I know that we'll always be there to give it. 😎😛🎟️🎫🎸🎤🎛️🎼
Im like 12
Im 37 now and still love them with all my heart. Listening actually breaks my heart.. brings back too many memories of when music and life was good! Fantastic to the next gen still appreciate them.. I introduced a bunch of 18 year old to them and they had never heard of them, they thought it sounded too depressing.. so I had lost all hope for the next gen. You sound like a great dad!
What a beautiful comment to come across! It makes the risk of scrolling down to the comment section worth it. Thanks for your story & for passing good music on to your kids. It's important for them to know of such awe & for all of you to have the experience of bonding over it. With the way people are today we need good music like this even more to save us. I can't wait to see them this fall opening for Morrissey!
Heard them at 19, I'm 36 now, cool story man
I have a complete set of the Shephard Fairey Interpol prints from Antics. Signed and numbered and framed. Need to sell if interested (hard times). Reply here with email address if interested.
Interpol fans are so beautiful
I encourage people to listen to this band, if they haven't heard of their music yet..... awesome band.
Looking at these guys get old reminds I'm getting old to. 👍
Charlie Gutierrez same. Im getting old
In this case you must be very young in your soul/heart (like this fountain of music ;-) )
Length of love and Roland were awesome. I just wish I was there
I’ve seen Interpol a couple timed live and online and they’ve NEVER sounded this tight.
I love how The Rover sounds so much better on this performance than studio version
best start ever
I have wanted to say it for a long time: girl at 11,38, your "tastefully" is something wonderful and seems almost a hymn to life !!
52:26 Jamie y Matt
I was just searching for this minutes ago damn thanks
YW mate, just subscribe to this channel and enjoy the content, you will not regret it.
I really like to see the Interpol concerts on RUclips over and over again, even for the delicious images that the television operators give us by suddenly framing the fans. In this concert, during "Rest My Chemistry", I took some beautiful moments of this kind that I would share with you. The girl with colored hairs in 24,32 who ecstatically repeats the refrain; the girl in 25,18 who flies happily accompanying the refrain too. But above all the little girl with the bonnet in 24,51, who listens with closed eyes the song as if she were dreaming. Is not it moving? She almost seem to tell us: "the most beautiful place in the world is within me". And so I can say: how beautiful are the Interpol fans! There must be a reason!
Best regards to everyone
gianni paladini nice 😊
Thank you Khmer Wolf. I do not know if you also noticed the girl in C'mer 11,36, with her tender and uncontainable joy. I had already mentioned her in my previous comment, that strangely no longer appears
Fan shots are the best.
At 31,42 one of the most beautiful versions of length of love!!
I really like the bassist style
he cut his hair, lost the leather rocker jacket and put on ray bans. big improvement...
Interpols bassist is as relevant as pauls shoes
Carlos Dengler, the old bassist, was a charismatic dude but he is gone.
I like the long hair. Everyone should not look the same.
He's really trying to copy Carlos' style, the positioning, movements and even stance all look like his.
I thought at every song "omg they played it so early" then i figured it out they have so many hits
the job of interpol is that of hypnotists of human beings, with elegance...
That closure in Roland, the best!
one of the best interpol live on youtube for sure
I was there. The crowd were a joke. They didn’t deserve to have Interpol.
Does anybody else think Success the highlight here? They overlook the Interpol album but I love it! Some banging tunes and wish they played more from it
Summerwell has to be one of my favourites such a strong track. Would be hard to choose a setlist out of so many great tracks to choose from.
Success is a truly awesome song!
Glad to see them playing songs from there more often, but I'm greedy and wished they played Barricade when I saw them
Interpol is my favorite album of theirs so I can never get enough from it.
A good choice of their songs, almost like a best of collection. I hope to see Interpol at the Royal Albert Hall in November. I've loved this band for about 15 years. Some people don't get their style which is downbeat and not happy. They can be an acquired taste, but once you get them you just have to have all their albums like me. Interpol are the business.
My favorite gloom-doom rockers. There is beauty in the darkness.
At last an Interpol live performance of great quality (audio+video+cut) on YT !
This set list is so good actually. The tracks from El Pintor really open up their set lists to build a narrative. All The Rage Back Home and Anywhere are so uncompromisingly good arena tracks. And it's really nice to hear C'mere so crisp and mature on the guitars and drums. I wish they'd re-record some tracks that have evolved a LOT past their studio recordings in live play. I think Interpol fans deserve it at least for PDA. A lot of drum tracks are insane live but that one is killer.
amo tanto a daniel
Paul's vocals is great at this show.
All the list is great, but there is a "Lenght of Love" that literally makes you shiver for its beauty!
Legends
Amazing performance and set list
It's awesome how Interpol plays a 16yo song (like Obstacle 1) keeping its same style, not trying to rearrange it.
Me: I want a Carlos Dengler
Mom: We have a Carlos Dengler at home
Carlos Dengler at home: 11:22
This music is for the special Ones. I mean those who feel it. Symbiosis. Thank you, Universe for genius. Leif Erikson....Rosemary.....Marauder is my Album. Thank you guys for your inspiration. Thank you, for all these great shows thank you very much for your true music. Every record is an episode. thank you very much for so many hours of live acts that I was allowed to see and feel. Thank you for making my car trips an experience. Take you on a cruise ...Interpol, NYC thx
why blame the crowd. this is music i listen to in peace. its not like its hard rock where u go wild. i like not going crazy in the crowd and take up this nice music without getting pushed and stuff!
love from the netherlands guys. u are amazing and helped me through a lot of though times!
Exactly. It's emotional music, not a party hard kind of music.
bless you for this
the crowd are not showing enough love
The rover sounds even better at concerts! I can't wait to see this guys...
Gracias por subir esta joya.
Thank You for this....
I would've freaked out to hear Take You On A Cruise... I've seen them play a couple of times and this song never comes up.
I started listening to Interpol when I was practically a baby, since my father would always play their music at home or in the car. I remember not understanding English yet being enamored with each songs. My father isn’t someone I’m attached to today, he’s hurt me and moved far from us, but if there was one thing I’ve always appreciated about him was his music taste.
In 2018 I stumbled across Interpol’s music again and it touched me in a way that I can’t even begin to describe. Their music is transcendent, every lyric and notes are perfections to my ears and they make me feel the most emotions I have in years. They are on another musical plane. Now being 18 and discovering my very own taste in music (which has nothing to do with theirs), I realize they will forever remain my number 1 artists and I will never get tired of all their songs. They’re actually the only band that I love every single song of, it’s insane.
I’m glad to read these comments and see people who relate. I don’t even know what’s about them that draws me to their music like a moth around a lamp, I can’t relate to half of their lyrics (blame lack of life experience) yet they leave me shaken.
Also pretty sure they gave me my love for bass. See you in Paris in July legends
On another side note, I’ve been enjoying Billie Eilish’ music as of late, especially her more passionate, rock songs. I would adore for her to sing one of their songs.
AMO DEMAIS, Thanks for posting
I was there thanks for the upload
Probably the best live performance of Roland ever
Saw them live last week. Amazing as always. Success is such an underrated song.
Paul sounds fabulous
Thanks dude!
Paul banks tu voz es unica ..........soy feliz escuchando la musica de interpol y ala ves triste es complicado ►♫♫1♥►↕◄↕
La musica de interpol es complicada y las sensaciones que deja más
Chinguen a su madre ustedes y sus complicaciones!
jajaja @juan carlos para que te digo que no si si¡¡¡
😀😁😂
Interpol is such a great band.. I can't understand why in France so few people knows about them...
Cuando estoy triste, sin ánimo de vivir, vengo aquí a este concierto de este grupo increíble INTERPOL¡!!!! Gracias por estar ahí 🏹🏹🪃🏹🪃🏹🪃🪃🏹🪃🏹🪃🏹🪃🏹🪃
This was such a lovely recording to listen to. I am so looking forward to seeing Interpol live again.
Still today I am surprised by the tecnical perfection with which they perform the pieces. Moreover, to date, I had not yet ever heard a beautiful version of "Lenght of Love" like this. They are three giants and Sam, in particular, deserves a separate speech: the more time passes and the more he becomes good! Who knows what he can do when he gets big?!
Que chulada!!! Gracias por este gran video! ❤️❤️😉
LOVE!!!
Love this Band, what an awesome performance
40:09 so happy to see something from their self titled album being played live. That album is so underrated. I think it's some of their best work.
Their self-titled album is considered their weakest - by critics and fans alike.
It's my favorite.
to be honest this probably my favorite their darkest album
@@ukhouseRJ yeah this is similar to what other comments above were saying - interpol works best in the dark, and this song is maybe the best example of that. it's actually pretty groovy but it's so dour you need to be in a dimly lit room to appreciate it. great performance tho love that track
this band has such an amazing aesthetic, my friend who is a music producer got me into them back in the day, I wanna throw him some love as he's taught me a lot over the years, he's just released his second track, if you have a spare moment and wanna hear a sweet new track please try searching Lonely Gimmick - Pessimistic Weather ,you may be in for a surprise and he would love to hear your opinion
Love these guys
My fav band
This is GLORIOUS!
Esto y una buena taza de café... ¿Qué más se necesita en la vida? Excelente aportación.
un porro
tambien
Una botella de vino.
Pepas
Asi mero lo estoy viendo!
fabulous
Estaba esperando que lo subieras Tanks.
What a band, what a gig.
Interpol
Amazing band. I've seen them 4 times in concert in Montreal - Canada. Can't get enough! Looking forward for their next record!
I had to giggle at Paul's guitar pedal shroud.
'It's a beautiful evening'.
¡Claro que lo es! gracias por el aporte.
Can't you see what you've done to my heart
And soul? !!!!
Amazing..
Love it