This is a Glasgow-based site, has anyone here heard of much less had their heads turned or minds opened by these guys?
Apparently, according to that ever reliable source of self promotion the band MySpace, The Fast Camels 60s psychedelia sound has been turning heads and opening minds in their native Glasgow since their formation in early 2005. I’m not quite sure why, there doesn’t appear to be much new on display here. Solid indie tunes and Syd Barret tinged numbers but in all honesty listening to this album a lot of the songs wouldn’t sound out of place on the soundtrack to an episode of Heartbeat. That to my mind just doesn't scream vital and no amount of “trippy guitar” effects escape the fact that its all been done before (and done better).
Not to say the songs or album is bad, its hard to actively dislike, theres a air of familiarity about the album but its more like a casual acquaintance then a long lost friend.
In short the album’s by no means bad its just unlikely to set the heather alight.
Last edited by Charlie Parker; 16th August 2007 at 7:26pm.
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This is a Glasgow-based site, has anyone here heard of much less had their heads turned or minds opened by these guys?
Mark E. McKeown: I will NOT be graceful, I will SHOW MY WORKING.
Clear Air Turbulence: The best hardstyle money can buy.
Bunny & The Misshapes: Really?
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The reading comprehension in this place is appalling. He said Gasgow not Glasgow. I'm reliably informed that the inhabitants of Gasgow have to walk around backwards due to the wanton headturning instigated by this band. They're a menace and they must be stopped.Originally Posted by MarkMono
Seriously though, the answer to your question is I have actually heard of this band... In the sense that I saw a poster in Sleazys and said to myself 'That is the worst name for a band since Chevy and the Chasers'. And then my mind was opened an absolute peach.
Edit: Christ, I never learn. I'll wake up tomorrow to an angry PM on MySpace from this band.
On that note, their MySpace is here.
Apologies to Endless Psych - I forgot to add it on earlier.
It is pretty inoffensive stuff - not bad, but nothing special. Might be good background music in a pub or something.
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Mark E. McKeown: I will NOT be graceful, I will SHOW MY WORKING.
Clear Air Turbulence: The best hardstyle money can buy.
Bunny & The Misshapes: Really?
I've seen them and they were solid enough at what they do.
Although solid is just something to say about a band when you've nothing good to say but don't want to say something bad ain't it?
Yeah they done a pretty good cover of a Love song, that made it worth watching for me
You think the posts were bad, you should have seen the PMs.
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