faithless, faithless, FAITHLESS!

[MikeyB37]

BUMP just gone onto the Faithless website, there is a free download of their new single 'Sun to me', which also say about a new album being finished late this year/ early next. Also said about a tour in 2010.............. Emily/Michael please book them Thanks, love ya work

sorry i am no good with links so just go to their website xx peace xx

[Alzeefest]

Faithless were the 1st live act I ever seen in a tiny little venue about 12 years ago they were unbelievable and actully had a drink with a load of us after the gig (even though I was too young to be drinking don't tell my Mum), very good memories!!!!! I for one would love to see them at Glasto!!!!!

[JoeyT]

having just bought faithless greatest hits, i'd absolutely love to see them at this years glastonbury. definitely got enough about them to headline the other stage or evening set on pyramid. but id say sunday other stage headliner would be best for them.

[blindsummit]

2002 is one of the best gig's I've ever seen, and definately the best set by anyone I've seen at Glasto.

[FunkyDenz]

Saw the Faithless Sound System last night at the Warehouse Project, Manchester.

A 45 min set with Maxi Jazz singing and Sister Bliss on decks.

It was OK, but nothing special.

[markeee]

Really hope it happens. I'd love them to have the same slot they had in 2002 because the footage of their set looks amazing.

[MikeyB37]

yea ive looked at the vids on youtube..wish id been there

love it at the end '''Ff i live to be a billion years old,and do a million more gigs, i'll never forget that mate....that was brilliant!''

[twickershavin]

Seen them all over the place but never at Glasto. The 2002 set looks phenomenal. I'd be beyond happy if they played 2010. Other Stage would do me tbh.

[Red_Eye_Jedi]

I've uploaded the whole set to youtube as a playlist now ...

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=429DEB7BBEBF6BA4

Edited November 16, 2009 by Red_Eye_Jedi

[sammysundae]

they did a comeback gig in manchester the other night at the warehouse project and stragely, everyone i've spoken to who went said it was absolutely rubbish.

bit weird, probably just a blip i suspect.

[MikeyB37]

they did a comeback gig in manchester the other night at the warehouse project and stragely, everyone i've spoken to who went said it was absolutely rubbish.

bit weird, probably just a blip i suspect.

[plaskins]

That wasn't the full band though, not much more than a glorified DJ set really. But yeah, i don't think this mini tour is doing their live reputation many favours.

[Nottm52Mike]

I was there in 2002 (my first Glastonbury) and Faithless that year was one of the 2 or 3 best gigs of my life. The problem is that since then they have slowly but surely lost their way musically. Let's face it the last album was horrendous. Not only that but the live band line-up seems to have slowly changed for the worst (what was the new(ish) bass player up to on their last tour?).

I think they would be best served by remaining as a Glastonbury legend rather than a tired disapointment desperately looking to recapture past glories.

[G1T]

I was there in 2002 (my first Glastonbury) and Faithless that year was one of the 2 or 3 best gigs of my life. The problem is that since then they have slowly but surely lost their way musically. Let's face it the last album was horrendous. Not only that but the live band line-up seems to have slowly changed for the worst (what was the new(ish) bass player up to on their last tour?).

I think they would be best served by remaining as a Glastonbury legend rather than a tired disapointment desperately looking to recapture past glories.

[Tugger2k]

I was there in 2002 (my first Glastonbury) and Faithless that year was one of the 2 or 3 best gigs of my life. The problem is that since then they have slowly but surely lost their way musically. Let's face it the last album was horrendous. Not only that but the live band line-up seems to have slowly changed for the worst (what was the new(ish) bass player up to on their last tour?).

I think they would be best served by remaining as a Glastonbury legend rather than a tired disapointment desperately looking to recapture past glories.

[PAH030]

the only time ive seen them a bit off top form was at V 06 and i put that down to the venue/clientèle

[Nottm52Mike]

thats balls.

[Tugger2k]

How unfortunate you are. Rude, ignorant and deaf!

[sifi]

I saw them in 2002, and they were awesome, and when I saw them again at Brixton a few years back - that Scottish dance DJ fella who was cool for a while supported them - on an "all nighter", they were spot on too. But 2002 was almost religious experience for me, first Glasto, sun going down over the stage, first band I was seeing there that I really loved, coming up, feeling the love, cliché cliché

[Harrow Strongbow Ciderman!]

.....Having said all of the above, Faithless are one of the bands who I'd be most looking forward to seeing if they were to play at Glastonbury next year! Here's the good news: I have just seen a post on the Faithless forum from a member who went to the last gig of the Soundsystem tour in London, he said .."QUOTE

Maxi informed us the new album should be out in April, followed by and i quote `playing all the festivals and a concert venue near you`"

However the sad news is . . . . it will be the last time we get to see them live

"all the festivals", surely has to include a Glastonbury appearance, especially if they are planning it to be a farewell tour & album? (although, it's not the first time they've said "this will be the last album/tour" )

[Harrow Strongbow Ciderman!]

the 1st one, definatly

the other two, i simply have a different opinion to you and voiced it.

what a shocker on an internet discussion forum come come across varying opinions!

if they play, and if your of the opinion that they will be a let down, your very welcome to partake of the huge number of alternatives that will be available to you while the sensible amongst us wig out with maxi and blissy.

[Tugger2k]

If Faithless get the Fri night slot against U2, that'll be a dilemma for my musical taste...

[plaskins]

I was there in 2002 (my first Glastonbury) and Faithless that year was one of the 2 or 3 best gigs of my life. The problem is that since then they have slowly but surely lost their way musically. Let's face it the last album was horrendous. Not only that but the live band line-up seems to have slowly changed for the worst (what was the new(ish) bass player up to on their last tour?).

I think they would be best served by remaining as a Glastonbury legend rather than a tired disapointment desperately looking to recapture past glories.

[Zacko]

Faithless before U2 please

Muse before the Stones

Erm................Radiohead before Zeppelin?

Yeh right

[Chimps in Balaclavas]

Really hope it happens. I'd love them to have the same slot they had in 2002 because the footage of their set looks amazing.

Edited December 10, 2009 by DAVA