I doubt there'll be many, but just out of curiosity, are there any fans here? I just discovered them and I really like their stuff.

Oh yeah.

 

I saw them at Coachella. They were a lot of fun. Their 2nd album is coming out in September, I think.

 

Gayest band since the Village People, though. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

They did a cover of "Comfortably Numb" that was very unique.

 

The male vocalist does it in a total Bee Gee falsetto. The production is kind of housy. Cant really say I loved it though.

 

A lot of their debut actually sounds like old Elton John stuff (the good Elton John stuff).

TheDon, have you heard their new song? It's very Elton John meets the Bee Gees.

*takes your mama out all night*

I am hooked on their cover of "Comfortably Numb", btw.

I got "Ta-Dah" on Tuesday when it came out. It's awesome. I really like "She's My Man" & "Kiss You Off".

I won't post my impressions of the album until I'm more familiar with it. I've only listened once through.

 

But I saw them on Conan the other night, and man did they look uncomfortable. Especially lead singer guy who's name I don't know. When I saw them at Coachella he was extremely energetic and, well, flamboyant, and he just seemed to be having a lot of fun. But on Conan he just looked frightened out of his mind, and unsure of just how gay to be. It made for a very awkward performance.

That's strange.

quite possibly one of the better bands to come out of NY in a loooooong time ... so fresh, so fun and OH so gay (in a fun way and without being stupid or trying too hard) there are very few moments when I feel like being gay yet they have multiplied since I discovered the scissor sisters when their cd came out.

 

I mean how can you not like a band that features the names: paddy boom and baby daddy

 

with such hits as filthy & gorgeous (an automatic anthem) take your mama, laura, there's no tits on the radio and I have yet to buy their second album

 

and bee gee's meets elton john is a perfect description

That's what I like about them. They're so unique.

I won't post my impressions of the album until I'm more familiar with it. I've only listened once through.

 

But I saw them on Conan the other night, and man did they look uncomfortable. Especially lead singer guy who's name I don't know. When I saw them at Coachella he was extremely energetic and, well, flamboyant, and he just seemed to be having a lot of fun. But on Conan he just looked frightened out of his mind, and unsure of just how gay to be. It made for a very awkward performance.

 

 

see the first time I saw them live was on one of those late night shows and they played "take your mama." It sounded so good and tight that without even hearing much about them I went and got the album. I havent been dissapointed ever since

just borrowed Ta-Dah from my friend