Triplelicious23

[noolrock]

saw T23 for the first time this month.
The band look great, if points were to be awarded for image y'all would win hands down.
Musically it was very hard to distinguish what you were trying to achieve really, just sounded like alot of noise clumsily flung together.
If I were you I'd spend a bit less time in the mirror primping your multi-coloured quaffs and more time writing good tunes/learning to play.

Happy Christmas

[sugardaddy]

Noolrock, you may enjoy the album more. Live, T23 try to get the crowd going with lots of beats and noise and, yes, visuals. (The multi-coloured quaffs are usually primped by hairdressing friends, not a huge ammount of time in the mirror I don't think...) I think it usually comes off pretty darn well. I don't know which gig you saw, but when it all works, it works fucking well... Sometimes technical faults mash it all up and there are instances when T23 miss the spot slightly, but I think this is at times unavoidable when you're trying to do something different to the norm. Playing along with backing tracks aint easy. But like I said, when it works, it really, really works. The album, yes I think you'd definitely enjoy it more; it's far less chaotic. Try it!

[funkligt]

only ONE word for this: PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE, even when you try to do stuff that is " renewing", practice makes art...


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