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Par : Muriel

Muriel — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 16:49:23 +0000

Ce concert devait être génial! Malgré vos problémes techniques! Votre concert à la boule noire était génial en passant Et votre nouvel album est trop bien c’est mon reveil matin!

Par : Une parisienne

Une parisienne — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:12:50 +0000

Merci . Se sera à Paris j’espere…
J’ai eu une immence surprise quand je vous ai vu en concert !
Vous etes encore mieux en live…on ne peut pas dire de tous les groupes !

Bises

Par : marin

marin — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 20:11:33 +0000

en février normalement, tout sera indiqué sur le myspace http://www.myspace.com/plastiscine!

Par : Une parisienne

Une parisienne — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:04:21 +0000

Ahlala votre concert à la Boule Noir était juste extra !
A quand votre prochain concert ?

Bises

Par : Fonsz

Fonsz — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 08:19:26 +0000

Excusez d’abord. Mon Francais est ne pas mieux parce que je suis au Pays Bas.
J’avais decouvrer Les Plasiticines et je pensait que les filles sont incroyables! Elles aiment the Ramones comme moi et elles font le musique que j’adore beacoup beaucoup! Elles sont aussi tres belles et le son et l’ambiance des chansons laisser me revenir dans les temps que j’etais plus jeune, il y a vingt quatre ans……..
Je pense c’est un reve et je savourais aussi longtemps qu’il dure.

Peut etre le chanson « Bitch » est la verite? Parce que les tout belles de quartier font les plus belles musique. Il y a toujours un inconvenient.

Quand vous jouerez dans les Pays Bas?

Par : alice

alice — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:10:40 +0000

rock x

Par : Mado

Mado — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 12:52:35 +0000

haha trop drôle le coup de la présentatrice ratée!

et bravo louise!

LOVE xx

Par : Marine

Marine — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 03:10:57 +0000

Les Plastiscines
Camden Barfly
added: 19 Nov 2009 // gig date: 17 Nov 2009
reviewer: Tom Gockelen-Kozlowski

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As someone who wants to be considered a feminist, I REALLY need to get this out of the way: Les Plastiscines are utterly, bewitchingly beautiful. All of them.

Of course if usual rock ‘n’ roll rules are to be applied this must mean that the band are either far too commercial or not very good. Most of the time it means they’ll be both of these things.

Les Plastiscines seemed to suffer from these preconceptions and the behaviour of the crowd merits mention. To begin with the few hundred people present stood still, staring and judging. The songs were good but were they good enough? Can she really be that beautiful? And her too?

In truth the band were playing an excellent show filled with catchy pop tunes in the style of The Strokes, The White Stripes and The Slits: if this had been an all male group we’d have been jumping around from the first strum of a guitar. Tonight, however, Les Plastiscines had to prove to the particularly trendy crowd that they were more than just very pretty faces.

And my how they proved it. Potential hit after potential hit were sent out from the slower-than-expected ‘Bitch’ to the infectious ‘Barcelona’. A rowdy cover of Nancy Sinatra’s ‘These Boot Are Made For Walking’ got everyone singing along and was a major catalyst for the change in the audiences’ attitude.

Half way through the gig foot tapping and gawping was vanquished by a non-violent mosh pit: people had decided this was too good a gig to just stand and stare. The change was charged with meaning when one (thankfully light and short) scenester decided to get on his mate’s shoulders to show his appreciation. In a venue of the Barfly’s size this is massively inappropriate – and inconsiderate – but, because of the band, it felt like a strong anti-patriarchal statement.

By the end of gig it was clear that the band had proved their point and, luckily for me I had a highly-scientific method of testing this: my partially sighted friend. ‘What do you think?’ I asked him. ‘Brilliant’ was his blurry-sighted reply.