ghey

mooooo!

no, no, that's this hot chip
i'm talking about this hot chip

yeah i was just thinking the same thing cow

i dont mind them.

man HEB, you need a new pic. otherwise i might have to steal it and post it everytime you post it to show my boredness at your posting of it.

It's a tribute

Anyhoo, three times in three weeks ain't a lot

I love this band, I went to bed listening to Coming On Strong last night.

This hottt girl came and requested Hot Chip when I was DJing on the weekend.

I said I'd never heard of them. When I got home I downloaded some of their songs. I don't like them very much.

i love them... they are really GOOD

Saw them a couple of weeks ago. They were okay, and kept me moving whilst waiting in line for the toilet for half an hour.

well good

just wanted to know why i ain't never seen them mentioned round here, when i think they're the greatest thing since sliced children. i don't understand all this indifference!

good electro dance bands are dime a dozen these days.

i can barely differentiate between hot chip/junior boys/revl8n etc etc these days.

indifference is for pansys, they suck ill straight up say it

i can listen to boy from school on repeat all day

i bought the fred falke remix of colours off itunes

I think these guys are pretty uninteresting.

I liked one song for about a week.

muscles there is this electronic dancey song on the radio that has the exact same intro keys as your lemonade in hammocks song, the chorus is 'we are your friends youll never be alone again" or something like that, you heard it?

that's the spirit fourforward! straight up love/hate. none of this mid ground shit

Don't know where you got the idea he's a paedophile from samiek, Joe Goddard seems like a lovely guy, someone who'd debug your laptop for a coffee and a chat. He's a great lyricist and the earnest soppiness on One Life Stand is almost beyond Morrissey for being so wet it's brave. Love the album though think Pitchfork were slightly off saying it was similar to the Pet Shop Boy's masterpiece Behaviour.

Loving this album, their best so far.

i really like it too, maybe not as good as their last two but still good.

Hmm, I want to like it. I'll try again.

The Joe Goddard solo album has some sterling moments as well, Chip fans.

the (dumb) pedo thing would be aimed at the angel-voiced AT, not joe, i'm guessing.

'keep quiet' is my new fav (non alley-cats) song from this.

finally starting to really enjoy this album, though i think it has a lot to do with the mood I'm in. Feeling unloved and a bit ronery, and hot chip are saying it better than I could.

i reckon it's a good'un. grabbed it on vinyl from polyester the other day. each side (of the 2xLP) has some shittiness and some really goodness, which is ok, i think. 4 or 5 really great songs is about par for the course for hot chip and i find the songs i'm not so keen on on record always win me over in a live context. can't wait for them to return.

can't wait for them to return.

me too.

They're on top form this tour - review

lol

LOL^ wut?

private? booooo.

damn. well, the clip is on their mess of a myspace

BUMP for pre-sale tickets TODAY.

see LCD Soundsystem thread for linkage

i <3 jg

As mentioned in the LCD Soundsystem thread, I need an extra ticket for a friend who wants to come with. Who can has?

Anyone heard The 2 Bears stuff? Link here

The Bears – Raf Rundell and Joe Goddard – first began crossing paths in DJ Booths. Straight Outta Brompton (well, Putney) Joe spends his time away from The 2 Bears as a producer, remixer, solo-artist and one fifth of an obscure outfit called Hot Chip; fellow Sarf Londoner Raf divides his time between club promotion, DJ outings as Greco-Roman Soundsystem, radio show hosting and artiste management.

The pairs DJ booth banter, soon led to a shared enthusiasm for house music and vague plans for a musical collaboration. Raf’s existence at the music industry coal face and first hand experience of the business’ financial travails, would make Sade’s When Am I Going To Make A Living a suitably irreverent subject for their first musical foray. So began several months of hanging out, making music ‘for the fun of it’ and ‘portamental’ arguments about obscure synths, that would wind up forming the 'Follow The Bears EP'.

Characterised by the hitherto untapped vocal stylings of Raf himself (Joe: ‘I didn’t know Raf could actually sing!’), the Bears have already received radio support from Annie Mac, Rob da Bank, Giles Peterson and Toddla T, drawn towards The 2 Bears 21st Century take on house, disco and everything in between.

RADIO SHOW – The 2 Bears have a weekly radio show ‘Follow The Bears’ on Ministry Of Sound Radio. During which you can expect to hear ‘Bear’ tunes, ‘bare’ tunes, some ridiculous anecdotes, and some extremely skilled (unskilled) technical radio know-how…!

joe's new solo ep is streaming for the free. quite like.