Glasvegas alternative rock

I m pleasantly surprised by this Scottish alternative rock band called Glasvegas i m listening to for the first time and by their music... some songs are great especially this one called daddy's gone

I lost interest in them when I realised how much of a prick the singer is and how repetetive and monotonous the songs are.

Originally Posted by EireEmerald

how repetetive and monotonous the songs are.

Maybe.. but you cant deny the fact that rarely in modern times you would hear songs of a stature like Daddy's Gone for example, speaking of the same arguments without sounding cheesy exactly as majority of bands out there

These guys sound more repetetive than anything i have heard in a while. And IMO there is plenty of stuff out there that hits just as hard if not more so than " Daddy's Gone ". And I mean modern stuff.

Have to agree with Eire on this, once you get over the initial 'new band' thing they're very repetitive sound wise. Plus the more i read about the lead singer the more i disliked him.

What you call as repetitive is just their will of giving an idea about their soul.. their personal spiritual imprint. I dont see anything bad on this. Take Oasis for example.. they're plenty of repetitive songs as well

Originally Posted by davide.cool

What you call as repetitive is just their will of giving an idea about their soul.. their personal spiritual imprint. I dont see anything bad on this. Take Oasis for example.. they're plenty of repetitive songs as well

Fair enough, but you asked for the opinions of others on this forum. And we gave them, i like a couple of their songs but there not something to write home about for me.

You did well posting your opinion anyway

Surprised i've never heard of them before. Usually i hate Scottish bands, especially monstrosities such as mogwai and Paolo Nutini and i'm getting bored of Franz Ferdinand, but occasionally we produce something to actually look up to, like Jethro Tull and now Glasvegas.

I don't see what the personality of the band members has to do with you liking the music, but what exactly is wrong with him? And Scotland is a monotonous place, i really think it captures the feeling of living here tbh, but i mean that in a good way.

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