Description
The Angel Range before the morph into Bloc Party.
The parasites that call themselves “fans” are now foaming at the mouth! It is so funny to watch these wannabe idiots spout off the most idiotic garbage one can imagine. Like rabid dogs infested with mange they sit there whining how they wish they could see this video. A fine example of “sour grapes” mixed with pig vomit and worthless genx morals. It would just be nice if they actually WERE fans one of them would step up and at least give up 10 percent of the cost of getting this concert. Part of the humor in these idiots at reddit is how they make stuff up, real misinformation, passed as information but first through the lens of stupidity and mental masturbation on show there.
Who would support these kind of “fans?”
Here is an example of what Angel Range fans are like:
fucking faggot loser. im writing this as i sit back, relax and enjoy your shitty angel range recording that i didn’t pay a dime for. shit eating fuck
107.116.79.120 IP of idiot in Washington State
Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 16_1_1 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/605.1.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/16.1 Mobile/15E148 Safari/604.1
You “fans,” or parasites as I would call you, should just get up some dosh and show your real fanship! Put your money where your rabid mouths are. If you think this should be for the fans, get it and share it out! But first, relieve me of the money I spent on getting this. And you stupid trolls – this was never broadcast on Virgin, it was broadcast at OnlineTV! You are not paying FOR me just for being, you are paying for the rights to the concert. Either you want it and then share it for free or you are just a poser parasite. Now go back to your wanking.
About the Angel Range video
The Angel Range (Bloc Party) playing Bull and Gate club in Kentishtown on October 17, 2002 for the OnlineTV.com internet broadcast. Bull and Gate has a long and amazing history in London’s great rock by providing over a decade its’ space for bands. Even Keane got their start there and Bloc Party (The Angel Range) is just another band whose start was part of Bull and Gate history. Top that off with being one of the bands broadcast globally by the first innovator of Internet broadcast – OnlineTV.com and Rick Siegel.
This is one of the select OnlineTV concerts
The Angel Range and Bloc Party
Their brand of music, whilst rooted in rock, retains elements of other genres such as electronica and house music.After meeting at Reading Festival Russel in 1999 Lissack and Kele Okereke decided to form a band. They started by advertising in NME where they found bassist Gordon Moakes. Finally they had auditions for drummers and the winner was, Matt Tong. While they went through a variety of names, such as Union, The Angel Range, and Diet, the band settled on Bloc Party in September 2003. This is the earliest set from that band when they were The Angel Range at the famous Bull and Gate in Kentishtown when they were raw and ready and captured by the famous Rick Siegel.
The Set List:
1. We fear change 0:28
2. Rivulet 4:03
3. The Answer 9:02
4. Life of the party 13:55
5. Lead by example 19:30
Video Format: NTSC
Audio: Stereo: Stereo
Run Time: 25min
Only one copy of this file will be sold with special rights to do as you want with it. If you want the world to have it free, go right ahead. As long as you invest in it you can own it and offer it free to all your good buddies and even bad buddies. Enjoy!
Band Members:
Kele Okereke – lead vocals, rhythm guitar, sampler, electric piano
Russell Lissack – lead guitar, sampler, synthesizer, programming
Gordon Moakes – bass guitar, backing vocals, occasional lead vocals, keyboards, synthesizer, drums, glockenspiel
Liam – drums, percussion, backing vocals
As we go through our archives of amazing music filmed over the years 1996 to 2003 we find more and more great bands. As we find them they are added to this site as well as our video affiliate channel VideoSeconds where you can get tasters of these videos. Check out the channel for other amazing groups.
Thanks to the idiots from Reading, UK on Virgin cable network, we destroyed this video, the tape, and all possibility of it ever being seen in whole again. Anyone caught uploading parts will be given a copyright strike on Youtube.
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