Afternoon, kids. Friday, once again. This week has been completely nuts – we’ve been trying to balance full-time jobs with running the site, and it’s really taking it’s toll at the moment. So, honestly, we need to expand and attract more contributors, editors, and people to help run the site. If you’re interested, then please do get in touch – we’d love to have you.
Today’s playlist is by first-time contributor Graham Terris (give him a wave and a lovey warm Spotisfaction welcome), and is entitled “2010 Live”. Honestly, I’m incredibly jealous – someone want to pay for me to attend that many gigs for 2011 please? Thanks for the playlist, Graham, it’s hugely appreciated. Hit the link to read his blurb.
Anyway, that’s it for another week. Keep your eyes pealed this afternoon for Gig Rig, and have yourselves a fabulous weekend.
Love, etc. Dave
Blurb
Here’s one I’ve just knocked up. It’s one track from some, but not all, of the bands I’ve seen live in 2010. There is no order (actually there is, it’s alphabetical) as that would be too difficult. For what it’s worth the stand out performances have been The National, Sleigh Bells, LCD Soundsystem, Gorillaz, Yeasayer and the Pains of Being Pure at Heart. Noah & the Whale & Hot Chip were way better than I expected, KoL and Muse did not impress (big gigs?) and there were no real disappointments although Mumford & Sons came close.
Dave is Spotisfaction's Editor-in-Chief and founded the site in February 2010. He can often be found acting as web designer, code-monkey, writer, people manager, editor, tea boy, and sometimes all of the above at the same time. Dave lives in Gloucester with his wife and two cats.
