Noticed that too. Pretty rude, even if Paul isn't as articulate and Albarn doesn't realise he's doing it. Call me old fashioned but Paul is his senior, and music royalty , so should be afforded more courtesy.
Albarn gets cooler as he gets older, all successful bands should play struggling pubs to give them a cash injection , every time they play an arena, they should as a freebie play a local pub that’s in need of help . If all bands inherited that idea the pub industry would be back on its feet in no time.
Fantastic they're playing in the working men's clubs. I used to edit Club Mirror magazine and I remember visiting the Cullercoats Crescent Club, I wrote a profile of the place. Great to hear the club hosted Damon Albarn, Paul Simonon and the band The Good, The Bad & The Queen. If I remember correctly, there is Cullercoats Bay just across the road from the club and I swear there was some kind of jazz thing going on there too. Excellent that Damon and the guys went there, although whether he went for a swim, I don't know; it's the North East and it's often very, very cold (especially in the sea).
And you're right, Daz Dee, all successful bands should play the working men's clubs as they're crying out for the trade AND they're fantastic venues. Whilst editor of Club Mirror I visited working men's clubs around the UK and they're all amazing places with some great entertainment facilities, run by dedicated people; it's a fantastic world, the world of working men's clubs. I'd love to see a band tour the UK and only visit the working men's clubs. That would be something and as there's loads of them dotted around the country it would be an amazing tour, think of the tee-shirt with the dates on the back. Cool or what?
Hi, I’ve just watched your vids, nice to see someone playing this stuff and showing it. Keep it up. I’m 54 from Liverpool and I watched the Clash play any opportunity I could as a 14 year old and older, I just clicked with them after first hearing them cover Police and Thieves. Also my last show watching Joe was with the Mescalero’s at Liverpool which was his last ever show not Acton Town hall as everybody keeps saying. I’ve watched Paul and Mick play many times just a shame we don’t see Topper about, he is one of the best ever drummers to listen too. Anyway keep up the good work. All the best. STAY FREE
@@hawkeyefire6208 I've been listening to the Clash since I was 12 and picked up bass when I was 13 cause of Paul. I'm 15 now but woooow I love The Clash so much. Obviously, I've never seen the clash or Joe cause I was born in 2003 but I really hope that B.A.D or TGTBTG will tour near my area so one day I can see them. Have a nice day !!
Love the band but the interviewer needs to do her research before talking shite. Supergroup but does not know the names of the band or the group itself. Poor.
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I swear he's a god
I agree.
He makes me so happy
went last night, absolutely brilliant
so jealous! you are sooooo lucky!
Well done : )
We do not deserve such a good man aaaaahhhh
Damon Albarn’s music is fantastically inspirational
Damon you're my inspiration for creating music!
Respect Mr Albarn! Great artist great carriere
Damon's a great musician in all he prevails he sucseeds in it
Swimming and yoga? My kind of guy.
Adorablee👐 🎵Mi Cielo💙
Damon always interrupts Paul when he’s talking, good interview anyway lol, sad I couldn’t get tickets
I know, right. It does make me chuckle : )
was thinking the same. In every interview is the same haha.
Noticed that too. Pretty rude, even if Paul isn't as articulate and Albarn doesn't realise he's doing it.
Call me old fashioned but Paul is his senior, and music royalty , so should be afforded more courtesy.
Damon is a chronic interrupter in interviews
Thank You : )
Albarn gets cooler as he gets older, all successful bands should play struggling pubs to give them a cash injection , every time they play an arena, they should as a freebie play a local pub that’s in need of help . If all bands inherited that idea the pub industry would be back on its feet in no time.
Arenas for anything other than sport should be banned.
Reminds me of a young harry Enfield, love it
Fantastic they're playing in the working men's clubs. I used to edit Club Mirror magazine and I remember visiting the Cullercoats Crescent Club, I wrote a profile of the place. Great to hear the club hosted Damon Albarn, Paul Simonon and the band The Good, The Bad & The Queen. If I remember correctly, there is Cullercoats Bay just across the road from the club and I swear there was some kind of jazz thing going on there too. Excellent that Damon and the guys went there, although whether he went for a swim, I don't know; it's the North East and it's often very, very cold (especially in the sea).
And you're right, Daz Dee, all successful bands should play the working men's clubs as they're crying out for the trade AND they're fantastic venues. Whilst editor of Club Mirror I visited working men's clubs around the UK and they're all amazing places with some great entertainment facilities, run by dedicated people; it's a fantastic world, the world of working men's clubs. I'd love to see a band tour the UK and only visit the working men's clubs. That would be something and as there's loads of them dotted around the country it would be an amazing tour, think of the tee-shirt with the dates on the back. Cool or what?
I wish he would let Paul talk. I'm only watching for Paul.
@kevvcop good taste
All the way from NZ, same...
Hi, I’ve just watched your vids, nice to see someone playing this stuff and showing it. Keep it up. I’m 54 from Liverpool and I watched the Clash play any opportunity I could as a 14 year old and older, I just clicked with them after first hearing them cover Police and Thieves. Also my last show watching Joe was with the Mescalero’s at Liverpool which was his last ever show not Acton Town hall as everybody keeps saying. I’ve watched Paul and Mick play many times just a shame we don’t see Topper about, he is one of the best ever drummers to listen too.
Anyway keep up the good work. All the best.
STAY FREE
@@hawkeyefire6208 I've been listening to the Clash since I was 12 and picked up bass when I was 13 cause of Paul. I'm 15 now but woooow I love The Clash so much. Obviously, I've never seen the clash or Joe cause I was born in 2003 but I really hope that B.A.D or TGTBTG will tour near my area so one day I can see them. Have a nice day !!
thanks
I cant wait to visit the UK and get a pint in an English pub.
Mines a pint of best Damon.
I go here 😳
Bro why didn’t I know about this it’s literally like 2 miles away from my house 😭
Ooh I love the environment!!! And I’m a man of the people me
Paul never gets a word in when Damon is about....give the man a chance FFS!
I love my man Damon but pLEASE let Paul talk (!!!!!!!)
you can barely understand paul still, some things don't change, good lol
Las entrevistas a damon siempre son incomodas
Albarn talking over Paul. No.
Why's Albarn butting in and talking over Simmo?? Step down son, know your role
Indeed
I mean he did kind of mastermind the band, it was him that pulled Simonon out of retirement in order to get the project going in 2007.
Otter Hero That's no excuse to be rude to an actual living legend
he does it all the time. he talks over Jamie H too
Modern Life is Rubbish
Love the band but the interviewer needs to do her research before talking shite. Supergroup but does not know the names of the band or the group itself. Poor.
Damon must learn not to talk when other people are talking. Love jus music though
Damon always looks like a recovering alcoholic
He was steaming at the gig I saw but he still did a fantastic job
daniel potter Damon is a noble alcoholic.
sounds awful and Albarn acting as awkward as ever.