Lots of loveliness and things and stuff and i'm just writing lots to see how long i can make a title (The Cooper Temple Clause - live)

Member Name: nednod

Product:	The Cooper Temple Clause - live
Date:	27/05/03 (173 review reads)
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Advantages: They were lovely

Disadvantages: I ate a really big large gigantic over sized piece of ham and feel like a big tree

That was how long I could make the title. Anyway, its been a long time and I was thinking about the lovely Carol Vorderman when suddenly my sister burst through the door saying, "so are you coming tonight?" Me, in a world of large orangutangs and big motorbikes, didn't have a clue what she was talking about. "Erm, yeah o.k." And so it was, me in a car going to see The Cooper Temple Clause live.

In Norwich, and after a long time of searching and asking we finally got to the Waterfront. With no parking we took a few minutes finding a space on the side of a road before we got out and walked there. The tickets were £11.50 and we got in just in time to catch the end of the "special guests." They were terrible so lets move on. After a couple of pints the main event finally entered in all the glory, to cheers of the not ery big crowd, although it did fill the room- the room just wasn't very big.

The band kicked it off with two new songs which I had never heard of, and to be perfectly honest I was more interested in getting another pint. Which, by the way cost £2.50 for a pint of Grolsch, which was allright compared to some places, but expensive all the same.

Then, finally, came the soothing melodic sounds of Who Needs Enemies. The fourth single to be released from the debut album See Through This And Leave. The crowd were loving it, as was I. It was brilliant stuff, and "the pit" was hustling and bustling like something which hustles and bustles lots. As soon as that song finished they came in with the hugely powerful riff that is film maker, their second single to be released, and I went kkkkkkkkkkrazy. (Notice the kicking K, emphasizing the craziness.) It was truly immense, even better than an evening were Countdown, and Carol Vorderman's Better Homes are both on.

After a couple more new songs, the band introduced the brilliant Lets Kill Music. And with the effects of alcohol I jum
ped up like a kangaroo onto the top of the crowd. I was, yes, crowd surfing. But then, oh no, the end of the crowd came and I fell, but instead of landing nicely on my feet, I hit the barrier with my feet, then came crashing down on my head. And if the anyone is wondering if it hurt, it did, really badly. I was then escorted out and given the 3 minute warning. However, before I went in I enjoyed a lovely conversation with a bouncer, named Alan.

I got back in just in time to hear the lead singer say, "man, is that dude allright, he is a f****** legend. Yes, I am officially a legend. Thankyou. The band soon finished and the night was over. I thought it was a really really really really really good gig, and advise people to see them at all costs. Cheers.

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