Big In Falkirk

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Went to see 10CC at Big In Falkirk on sunday night, and i was very pleasently surprised to hear how good they sounded. A very tight band with very good musicians, and they've lost none of their harmonies.  Done some newer stuff and some of the old hits, and were very well recieved from an eager audience.

After they left the stage i went down with my wife and daughter to see the fire works display, music was played by a slovenian group called Terrafolk, who sounded like a cross between Kitaro, Klaus Sculze, Jazz and  a wee bit death metal thrown in for good measure. The musicians were about 10-15 ft in the air in seperate flowers that open to reveal each musician.  It was absolutely terriffic, and at times very proggy sounding.

If you ever want to see a good band free, go to Big In Falkirk 2009, there will be something there to satisfy your tastes, with stunning pyrotechnics to round off a glorious evening.

If i enjoyed it anyone can.

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rhinn Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Newbie Joined: March 26 2008 Status: Offline Points: 32	Topic: Big In Falkirk Posted: May 06 2008 at 16:49
	Went to see 10CC at Big In Falkirk on sunday night, and i was very pleasently surprised to hear how good they sounded. A very tight band with very good musicians, and they've lost none of their harmonies. Done some newer stuff and some of the old hits, and were very well recieved from an eager audience. After they left the stage i went down with my wife and daughter to see the fire works display, music was played by a slovenian group called Terrafolk, who sounded like a cross between Kitaro, Klaus Sculze, Jazz and a wee bit death metal thrown in for good measure. The musicians were about 10-15 ft in the air in seperate flowers that open to reveal each musician. It was absolutely terriffic, and at times very proggy sounding. If you ever want to see a good band free, go to Big In Falkirk 2009, there will be something there to satisfy your tastes, with stunning pyrotechnics to round off a glorious evening. If i enjoyed it anyone can.