Esplanade Concert Hall
29 Mar, 2010, 9pm
I will see you therrrrrrrrrrrre!
Erbuddy say O! YEAH YEAH YEAHs hitting Singapore shores to show yall how it's done!

The theme of the "Lithe Affair" will go against the ultimate Lady Gaga mantra which is.. just, you know, don't try too hard. It's not that hard once you get the hang of it...




Breathe (I didn't even try to take a decent video of this, I guess the only successful thing I've done here is show you what it's like to be in the crowd during a Prodigy show)
Omen (new single off "Invaders Must Die") - This one turned into a jumpcut-styled music video towards the end as my body succumbed to the beats like a puppet on the prodigy strings..
Stars Live @ Esplanade Concert Hall
Calendar Girl (Torquil went ape shit and jumped into the crowd)
Your Ex-Lover Is Dead (a crowd favourite)
Ageless Beauty (the song featured in The O.C?)
The Ting Tings Live at Fort Canning Park
Traffic Light (an excerpt)
Fruit Machine
Having trouble uploading the Mystery Jets clip, but I know someone who takes kickass bootleg vids (because she has a kickass camera). I say share the lovely..
Mystery Jets Live at Zouk (vids courtesy of ikinai)
Flakes
Half In Love With Elizabeth
Enjoy!
There was the loop machine, a song called 'Fruit Machine', and all the machine thingamajigs that supported the 2-piece band to make them sound like 5-piece DJ set. Money don't make the world go round, machines do.
Such evolution means you don't need 6 people to sound like a full orchestra, just pre-recorded stuff that comes on cue, and do it often enough, you become singer/songwriter/button-pusher.
Okay digs aside.
I had a marvelousssssss time at The Ting Tings. Sure they get flak for their melodic hooks, I just think those savvy machines have got subliminal functions that wires some of us to get so extra hooked while the infra-redness diluted across others who'd end up thinking the songs are merely irritating.
The band teased, they threw treats and they delivered to their very-young (or is it just me?) audience.
Slightly extended versions of their biggest hits, "That's Not My Name" and "Shut Up And Let Me Go" were delicioussss, we lapped it all up like hungry dawgs, wishing there were second servings.
Their other songs were tasty dancey treats as well - "We Started Nothing", "Great DJ" and "We Walk"...it's just too bad they've only got one album!
