The tunes, the swagger, the attitude - a Kasabian live performance is a spectacle to behold. This year, the band releases their third album - the intriguingly-titled West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum, which singer Tom Meighan describes as "very psychedelic". Expect monster rock grooves on the Saturday's Main Stage.
Kasabian at BBC Music
Kasabian performing at Radio 1's Big Weekend
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will there be a timetable for all the bands on seperate stages? i dont wanna miss a good band because of watching another
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Can't wait, Kasabian are going to be bloomin' Empire!
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West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum!
"Very psychedelic"
To me it....
Already sounds like the best album since Empire!
Roll on 'n' rock out Cardiff!
June '09
lsfLCFC
(Champions)
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How come Fire and Underdog aren't on the video?
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OMG! I love Tom's Samurai style top knot and Serge's Rambo bandana!
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Outstanding .... can't to see Kasabian again in Swindon in June !!
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Quality performance from Kasabian as usual, just a shame the audience didn't think so! Tom's face says it all really....where was the support!
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Is the singer turning into Axl Rose?
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yes yes yes
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Most of their fans were probably watching Doves. I was and don't regret it one bit.
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why susan why did we have to watch them?
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They were amazing, but where were the crowd? They only reacted to Club Foot! If I went to a Kasabian gig, I'd be jumping up and down non-stop.
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Could I ask what happened to Underdog from this set? It's on the list, but it's not there...
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naaaaa naaa naa na na na na na na na na
love it
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the reason that the crowd didnt seem to support them was because all the people wanting 2 see snow patrol (who were on after kasabian) were hogging all the decent spaces, we were at the back and it was rocking, great set by the way
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I think alot of people were wanting to see Basement Jax (which was over-spilling), especially as alot of people are seeing Kasabian at various other places later in the year. ie, Swindon, or supporting Oasis with the Enemy (who look awesome by the way). Though from the back of the tent they did appear to lack energy and enthusiasm. You can blame crowds but surely they were all buzzing with excitement for Snow Patrol? In June I am now thinking Kasabian should open with the Enemy on just before Oasis... as a support act Kasabian seem to lack that something extra. I just hope they raise there game...
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Dont be ridiculous!! Kasabian are absolutely immense live, I honestly have a feeling they are going to steal the show at Wembley when they support Oasis. The Enemy are a decent band but nothing on Kasabian who are fast becoming the "attitude and swagger" band of the decade.
I don't know why so many were "buzzing with excitement" for Snow Patrol, they are a popular band but hardly a band you can jump up and down and go crazy to (like Kasabian). Chasing Cars? Give me Clud Foot, Processed Beats or Underdog anyday.
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ARE YOU PEOPLE MAD????????????
KASABIAN ARE ONE OF, IF NOT, THE BEST LIVE BANDS AROUND. SEEN THEM FOUR TIMES IN THE LAST FEW YEARS AND THEY'VE ALWAYS BEEN AMAZIN!! CANT WAIT TO SEE THEM AGAIN IN JUNE AT MURRAYFIELD AND THE GLASGOW O2..WE'RE ALWAYS A GOOD CROWD, ALWAYS JUMPIN AROUND MAD COS KASABIAN ARE EXCELLENT!! AS FOR SNOW PATROL, THEY ARE ONE OF THE MOST DEPRESSING BANDS AROUND AT THE MOMENT!!!
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