Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted (edited)

Started listening to these boys from a recommendation on these forums. Their latest album is sublime.

 

 

Frightened_Rabbit_-_Painting_of_a_Panic_

Edited by Rab HMFC
Posted

I was watching a film last night and one of the songs in it was quite obviously a Scottish singer, googled it and it was the singer from Frightened Rabbit who had went solo from the band.

 

 

Posted

They were top notch at the Al Hambra on Wednesday night. What a venue as well.

 

Actually went to see them in Hackney last night too as I was in the area. Another brilliant venue - a beautiful old church this time. Scott singing 'Keep Yourself Warm' from the pulpit was hilarious!

Posted

I was watching a film last night and one of the songs in it was quite obviously a Scottish singer, googled it and it was the singer from Frightened Rabbit who had went solo from the band.

 

What was the film?

Posted

Did a decent wee number or two at "A night for Scotland" as well.

 

:pleasing:

Posted

Love them, new album is brilliant too.

letsalldothebeattie
Posted

From my hometown they used to play sets at lunchtime when we were at high school they are a great group

Posted

Did a decent wee number or two at "A night for Scotland" as well.

 

:pleasing:

What is or was " A night for Scotland"

Posted

Hola, 

 

From a music industry perspective, it's kinda funny reading this thread, as the band have had a lopsided route to success - namely cracking America before they got it right back home. A long story short, they practically owned SXSW back on 2010 and were doing 3,000 theatres in the US whilst on Brighton based Fat Cat records - a label with deep  ties to new Scottish music. Now on Warners, they've upped their game with venues (Brixton Academy sold out) but the Pedestrian Verse record lost momentum. 

 

Seems like the new album is right back on track and I saw them at Church of St John in London and it was a total roadblock. The new material was well received and some of the classics like Head Rolls Off touched you like the U2 anthem 'Pride'. What's clear about their US success is that - as with Franz Ferdinand - American fans respect you when you tour your arse off. Both these bands hit the road hard and that really resonates with the American fans. 

 

@ Mods - how do I upload photos to the boards? I know how to do links to photos but I've got an ace shot of Scott at St John's Church I want to share with this thread. PM me - folks are going to love this photo. 

 

Deodato 

 

 

Posted

selkirks finest band since the swellbellys  :band2:

Posted

I'm sure Grant, the drummer, is a Hearts fan too. Correct?

Posted

Frabbit are superb.

 

If you haven't tried them - don't hesitate. :-)

Posted

I'm sure Grant, the drummer, is a Hearts fan too. Correct?

Indeed.

Posted

Good man. He sounds like the average JKB poster. A Hearts fan who supports Scottish independence.

 

:yas:

Posted

I'm sure Grant, the drummer, is a Hearts fan too. Correct?

Correct. I was stood behind him and the bass player in the queue for Hampden on the 19th May 2012.  :2thumbsup:  :2thumbsup:

Selkirk_Jambo
Posted

Scott is too. Or at least he was when he was at school

Posted

Been listening to them since midnight organ fight and they are now in my top 5.

 

Selkirk connection is pretty damn cool I believe we my mum is friends with Scott and Grants mum, or some small town trash like that.

 

New album is ace.?

Posted

Been listening to them since midnight organ fight and they are now in my top 5.

 

Selkirk connection is pretty damn cool I believe we my mum is friends with Scott and Grants mum, or some small town trash like that.

 

New album is ace.?

Posted

New album is ace.?

Aye.

Quite enjoying it. :-)

Posted (edited)

Scott is too. Or at least he was when he was at school

 

I asked him a couple of weeks ago about if he is a Hearts fan (he was doing an acoustic set in a shop and I got to speak to him for a couple of minutes).  He said that he would say he supports Hearts but that he lost interest years ago and Grant is the one who is really into it.  

Edited by Stanley_
Billy Walsh
Posted

Recently into these guys. Great band. The new album is superb.

  • 4 years later...
AlphonseCapone
Posted

The Twist, absolutely love this song. And Poke. 

Posted
3 hours ago, AlphonseCapone said:

The Twist, absolutely love this song. And Poke. 

Or pretty much the entirety of Midnight Organ Fight tbf. Although Floating in the Forth has become a very hard listen. Poke, I heard for the first time after my first break up a few years ago and it just described what was going on so perfectly that I immediately put it back on and bawled the whole time 

Posted (edited)
19 hours ago, AlphonseCapone said:

The Twist, absolutely love this song. And Poke. 

Any links to these tracks please.

Edited by Harry Potter
AlphonseCapone
Posted
33 minutes ago, Harry Potter said:

Any links to these tracks please.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Posted
2 hours ago, AlphonseCapone said:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks a lot AC, i enjoyed them both.

AlphonseCapone
Posted
27 minutes ago, Harry Potter said:

Thanks a lot AC, i enjoyed them both.

 

No worries Harry. They have a lot of excellent songs.

InNothingWeTrust
Posted

You might also have heard this one.  Scott Wilson has been playing it after defeats at Tynecastle over the past couple of years (which has been most games 🤦🏻)

 

 

 

It's one of my favourites (out with TMOF album) along with Holy

 

 

  • 2 months later...
Posted

Been getting more and more into them over the past year or so. Think this remains my favourite track of theirs. An outstanding song.

 

 

  • 3 years later...
New Town Loafer
Posted

Still the greatest band ever. Was driving earlier and ‘Poke’ came on my Spotify. Has to be the most beautiful/tragic break up song I’ve ever heard.

Spitonastranger
Posted
5 minutes ago, New Town Loafer said:

Still the greatest band ever. Was driving earlier and ‘Poke’ came on my Spotify. Has to be the most beautiful/tragic break up song I’ve ever heard.

Great song from a great album, he is sadly missed. 

Generic Username
Posted

I'm running the Edinburgh 10k in September and fund raising for Tiny Changes. A great charity set up in the wake of Scott's death. 

Posted

Wish I got into this band before the tragedy occurred. Live their music and Scott was such a great singer and it seems such a good guy with terrible demons. 

New Town Loafer
Posted
10 hours ago, Generic Username said:

I'm running the Edinburgh 10k in September and fund raising for Tiny Changes. A great charity set up in the wake of Scott's death. 

Great stuff. I usually ask for donations for that for my birthday, too.

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.



×
×
  • Create New...