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Belle and Sebastian


Sheffield
Reviewed by Luke Seagrave


You never know what to expect with Belle and Sebastian, some nights they can be really great and other nights quite dull, luckily on this tour we managed to pick a good night.

 

For those of you have never heard of Belle and Sebastian, their music is a hybrid of vibrant, infectious sixties orchestral pop mixed with a bit of seventies bubblegum. They gently glide through their set, which consisted of quite a few tracks from ‘Dear Catastrophe waitress’, all of which went down well with the audience, especially ‘Step into my office, baby’. 

 

 

They even asked the audience to shout out a song that they would like to hear, some bright spark suggested ‘Don`t you want me’ by The Human League, so two people volunteered to come up onstage and sing it. This was rather amusing to say the least.

 

Belle and Sebastian made sure that they played tracks from every album. Belle and Sebastian are great live, although there music sometimes just reminds way too much of bands like the Beatles, not that is a bad thing, but I like bands to be original and not sound like another band.



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