sadI'd like to start by declaring that I only went for the night out and to see
gamiila again, I don't want a serious dent in my cool, y'know? I had no idea what they sounded like, and I wasn't prepared for quite the level of devotion from the fangirls. Slaveish devotion isn't in my nature - not even for Depeche Mode Okay, but Spike doesn't count.They were good too. They were tuneful and engaging, with a nice sense of humour that really pulled the crowd in. Just possibly sounding a bit samey after awhile. Definitely a band that are better to see, rather than listen to, as I don't think they'd be the same without their rapport with the audience. I know this because after standing for an hour before they even started, my crippled feet gave in and I had to sit by the bar well out of sight of the band. It wasn't quite the same and I got a little bored (but I did a little writing and (I think) was chatted up by some bloke with a big 'tash).
Shame I couldn't stay for a drink, but I had to get halfway across London before the Tube turned into a pumpkin - and I only just made it.
