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I used to know them pretty well as my mate used to live with them in Oxford, saw them loads live at the time but I don't really think I've ever listened to them after the first album
No way? Mad that

Well it's funny you say that about you stop listening to them. Was it anything to do with a member of the band leaving? I don't know too much about it, but wasn't it the drummer or guitarist that left? I mean I only really started to listen to them from 'What went down' after that I noticed a slight change
 
No way? Mad that

Well it's funny you say that about you stop listening to them. Was it anything to do with a member of the band leaving? I don't know too much about it, but wasn't it the drummer or guitarist that left? I mean I only really started to listen to them from 'What went down' after that I noticed a slight change

The Oxford music scene was really small then (and still is really) - you saw them, the young knives, some of supergrass, some of the harry potter cast all the time in bars, shops etc. and Florence Pugh although she was about a fiver year old running around her parents cocktail bar hahaha

foals were into electronic music too so they were at a lot of the club nights/after parties we went to. They were only 19-22 or so back then, roughly the same age as me at the time.

Well I pretty much stopped listening to them when I stopped getting to see them for free tbh hahaha. I never really liked them loads, they played at a club called 'the cellar' (now closed) loads, and it was just an underground cellar and they just played anywhere and sometimes a few times a night so the atmosphere was pretty good, despite sweat dripping off the ceiling, with dj's in between. The same 100 people in th club each time

They started to get a bit more 'serious' after their first album I think, and I was mainly into electronic music at that time so just lost interest. They moved away from Cowley road in Oxford too.
 


The Oxford music scene was really small then (and still is really) - you saw them, the young knives, some of supergrass, some of the harry potter cast all the time in bars, shops etc. and Florence Pugh although she was about a fiver year old running around her parents cocktail bar hahaha

foals were into electronic music too so they were at a lot of the club nights/after parties we went to. They were only 19-22 or so back then, roughly the same age as me at the time.

Well I pretty much stopped listening to them when I stopped getting to see them for free tbh hahaha. I never really liked them loads, they played at a club called 'the cellar' (now closed) loads, and it was just an underground cellar and they just played anywhere and sometimes a few times a night so the atmosphere was pretty good, despite sweat dripping off the ceiling, with dj's in between. The same 100 people in th club each time

They started to get a bit more 'serious' after their first album I think, and I was mainly into electronic music at that time so just lost interest. They moved away from Cowley road in Oxford too.
That's crazy that! So you used to live with them? Do you not have any contact with them?

I might get myself down that way in the hope to bump into Emma Watson 😂
 

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