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My Night With Lau

Graeme Thomson's picture

In the knowledge that The Word is hospitably disposed towards the excellent new web endeavour The Arts Desk, and also knowing that there are sure to be a few Lau fans lurking here, I hope it’s not bad form to post a link to my review of last night’s Lau show in Edinburgh.

http://tiny.cc/M5vOn

In brief, it was proper.

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Lau...

...terrifyingly good aren't they. Nice review Graeme - especially the rather vivid pictures painted in your descriptions, "goose fat" indeed!
Keep us posted with more, I reckon.

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soapdodger | 6 December 2009 - 7:43pm

A sign of good taste

I envy you. Got all three of their albums but haven't yet caught them live. They show there's a lot more genuinely kick arse stuff going on in various byeways of folk music than among the indie landfill fraternity. Anyone who hasn't yet heard them should go out of their way to do so.

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Rotherhithe Hack | 6 December 2009 - 7:55pm

Lau are great

I've seen Lau about a dozen times, fantastic stuff. Great band, good guys, and I hope they go from strength to strength.

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auldhug | 6 December 2009 - 8:36pm

On my wish to see list

Bought the live album 4-5 months ago. i always play new stuff a couple of times in the car on long trips when there are fewer distractions before they are shuffled onto the shelves and usually only the occasional listen. Lau has been pretty much a constant listen since purchase. Actually that raises a good question which studio album ought i be buying?

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Sebastian Beach | 7 December 2009 - 12:22am

I'd recommend

Arc Light first, it's on Spotify:

http://open.spotify.com/album/59iCcm3UcCHxmrPZkx8HIn

In fact, both albums are on Spotify, and both are great...

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Graeme Thomson | 7 December 2009 - 9:31am

Rec noted

I'm off to see them on Thursday - just downloading Arc Light on your recco - hope it's good!

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Twangothan | 18 July 2010 - 10:04pm
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