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Arctics preview new songs in New Zealand
added by newsBotArctic Monkeys previewed four new songs at a comeback gig in New Zealand on Monday. The Sheffield band's first concert for over a year was at Wellington Town Hall. The intimate show was a warm-up ahead of their performances at the Big Day Out festival later this month. They opened the show with B-side 'Da Frame 2R' and also performed hits 'The View From The Afternoon', 'Dancing Shoes' and 'I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor'. In the encore they performed a cover of Nick Cave
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Prodigy put performing first
added by newsBotProdigy star Keith Flint "doesn't give a f**k" about getting to number one. Prodigy scored their first UK number one album since 2004 with 'Invaders Must Die' this month - but the group's vocalist is more interested in the reaction to their live show. Keith said: "For me, I don't give a f**k. I don't give a s**t. For me the moment, was going on stage in Australia at the Big Day Out festival this year and seeing the old tunes working so well with the new ones, and the people being there for that new sound. "They get it. That's my reward. That's fulfilling for me, whereas a fact or a figure isn't tangible, you know?" Keith, 39, also
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Prodigy talks about weed, and performing
added by newsBotProdigy star Keith Flint "doesn't give a f**k" about getting to number one. Prodigy scored their first UK number one album since 2004 with 'Invaders Must Die' this month - but the group's vocalist is more interested in the reaction to their live show. Keith said: "For me, I don't give a f**k. I don't give a s**t. For me the moment, was going on stage in Australia at the Big Day Out festival this year and seeing the old tunes working so well with the new ones, and the people being there for that new sound. "They get it. That's my reward. That's fulfilling for me, whereas a fact or a figure isn't tangible, you know?"
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