Well, I must confess that I expected that Moolah Rouge won't be that good. We've got a guy here who writes reviews in local newspapers. Everything he writes in a review is completely opposite to the real value of the album. For PMR he wrote that it's fantastic and that previous albums were crappy... So, I guessed that it must be the worst album...But I haven't decided yet if I like it...I need to give it time...

Same here, maybe need to give it more of a chance, great band though.

I'm actually really enjoying Moolah Rouge, it's felt like classic Kloot right from first listen to me, although the first 2 albums will probably always be my favourites it has to be said. Looking forward to Saturday!

Wish I was going Glendarian, have a great time, you'll have to post back and tell us what it was like

Wonderful, it was an amazing evening!
The show was fantastic, a great mix of old and new ("...In what is fast becoming a tradition for the evening, this one's a new song...") and the new songs off Moolah Rouge blended brilliantly with the old favourites. I loved Moolah Rouge from the start, but know some people didn't, but have also heard people say that seeing the songs live got them into it - I can understand that (dare I say it , I had a similar experience with SSK, I didn't *truly* deeply connect with a lot of it until I'd seen them live). They were obviously loving being back home in Manchester and it was a good atmosphere, although a bit too much gassing and not enough listening in the audience at times (and it got commented on! ) Johnny did a couple of gorgeous solo spots (Astray, No Fear of Falling) while the others popped out for a fag and at the other end of the spectrum there were more than a couple where they really rocked, includig my favourite off the new album, Suddenly Strange, and of course Life in a Day. Finishing off with I Believe, a great evening.

And I've just heard on another thread that they're supporting at Delamere. Wow.

Sounds like a top night Glendarian, thanks for that. Really happy they're now at Delamere so will see them after all yay!
Glad they said something to the 'gassers', why do they bother going to the gig in the first place?

They are a band I would really like to get to know more about, any suggestions for cd's to go for first from experienced Klooter's rather than just going for the latest would be much appreciated

In my opinion the first album Natural History is by far there best album.

I swear I posted in this thread the other day?

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I Am Kloot's singer/songwriter John Bramwell plays 2 solo shows in Manchester. He will be playing at Spinningfields on the 3rd October and at Night and Day on the 27th November. (It's the Night and Day birthday party and John promises a 90 minute set containing new songs.)

More details at iamkloot.com

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Johnny is in with Guy on the Finest Hour this weekend. Tune in.

... and tomorrow night show from Amsterdam is being broadcast live on Fabchannel.

For any Manchester Kloot fans, Johnny played a solo show last night in Manchester and announced that he would see us on Valentines Day at The Ritz. I can only assume that this will be an I Am Kloot show. The 14th February is actually a Saturday, so maybe it's not just the Manchester fans who will be interested in this one!

Great, thanks, I'll keep my eyes open for this one.

I Am Kloot are playing Manchester Academy 2 on Sat 14th Feb 2009

Tickets £12.50

SEE YOU THERE