that would be in 4 yrs for me no sign of any pipe and slippers here my friends i n fact i'm feeling rejuvenated after the rounhouse hoping to get tickets for creamfields !!!!ave it!!

I think they mean , when Tom and Ed are past their 40's. Otherwise i can support them for 17 more years and 10 months :lol:

Why did they have to comment on the idea of dance music being dead? Electronic music is still flowing, but the whole "movement" of raves has died down to almost a standstill.

Tom and Ed continue to make awesome music, regardless of what's going on around them.

'Journalists' who still claim that dance music is dead simply have no idea what they're talking about. We all really should boycott those publications that insist on employing such lazy hacks.

Anyhoo, I really enjoyed this gig too, despite the stupid fire alarm shenanigans. I enjoyed hearing the new direction, including the new stuff, a lot of which I hadn't already heard (call me old skool, but I'm waiting for the actual legitimate release of the album!).

I thought that das Spiegel (is that the right track?) sounded amazing as the penultimate tune. But for me, hearing my fave Chems tune, Chemical Beats, live was the pinnacle of the night! That tune is timeless, and I really hope the lads keep it in their live sets cos it rocks big time imo!

Alas, I haven't won any tickets to the Trafalgar Sq gig, but I assume they'll be playing more dates in London at the end of the year and, if so, I will be there with chemically charged bells on :D

Big ups the Chemical Massive! x x

OMG OMG OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have seen Tom n Ed live twice, both at Wolves, Juneor July 04 where Tim Burgess turned up and sung life is sweet and again in March 2005, both times rocked but I'm bursting to see the new set, the youtube stuff looks awesome, mind blowing, love the do it again dancing!!! O'm so gutted i wasn't at Roundhouse, can't wait for the IK tour, just hope they come a bit nearer to sunny Somerset, Bristol or Exeter would make my life complete!!!

journo's are allways trying to trash anything good in england .i first started raving in warehouses around south london in 1988 to acid house !!!!!!!!those days were mental but it wasn't long ....like 1990 the journo's wre trying to convince us this 'silly craze' was over ha ha the music has evolved twisted and turned been labeled with many splintered names but ultimately its stil that same sound but with knobs on !!!!!!and we're all lovin it are we not?

We so are my Mushy friend! Wish I was old enough to sample the begining back in 88, bet you has some wild times! H A CI E N DA!!!!!!

it was bedlam in the nicest possible way .that was something i got dreamy about at the roundhuose in my chemical state of states was how much not just the sound but the lighting had improved we were just freakin to one strobe back then now we have clowns , donkeys ; whirly things flashing lasers its a right regular circus .love it!!

*bows to mushypeeps*

I was a late bloomer and didn't go to my first rave til 1994. I lived in the UK for a couple of months in 1991 (I was 19 at the time) but going to Manchester wasn't at the top of anyone of my friends' lists, so I never got the opportunity to party it up. I guess that is a good thing because I probably wouldn't have made it out alive!

Damn I wish I lived in Europe.

Has this been posted here before? I'm sorry if it has - if so I missed it.

Anyway, Jeanie Beanie representin'!

http://www.spin.com/...emicalbrothers/

^Yep.

I suck. :cry:

Oh well. It deserves reviving!