Here’s a bit of Kasabian for you on this fine morning (Yes I realise that this might not apply to everyone because a) it might not be morning in your timezone and b) the weather might not be fine either. But don’t worry because I am not sure of both factors mentioned above relate to my circumstances either because a) I don’t get up early and its hard to say if it’s actually morning or afternoon and b) I have no idea whatsoever if the weather is fine outside. I haven’t actually checked yet.) But we will press on all the same.
I have selected three of my favourite Kasabian songs to showcase today. L.S.F. Empire and Processed Beats aren’t just great songs by Kasabian. In a sense they are Kasabian. They effortlessly mark and denote the bands unique style. But of course I am leaving out a lot of other great songs by the band. So what would your Kasabian top 3 look like?
- L.S.F.
- Empire
- Processed Beats
Keelan Foley 
8 responses to “Kasabian”
I would definitely agree with L.S.F and Empire but I think I prefer Underdog to Processed Beats although that is a great song
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Underdog is another great song by Kasabian.
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Underdog
Vlad The Impaler
And as much as I love Fire, I’m going to go with Switchblade Smiles for the time I heard them play it at a festival here and it was beyond phenomenal. That opening bassline… It vibrated across the whole stadium and I’ve never heard anything like it. You know, that type of reverb that makes your chest shake. Ahhhh man…
That’s my mushy Kasabian moment done. They’re great guys to boot!
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Ah Vlad The Impaler. I really do love that song. Now that you mention it I don’t know why I excluded it from the list.
I can only imagine what you mean about Switchblade Smiles. I had to turn down a free ticket to their gig in Dublin next week. Your little story makes it even more harder. But thanks for sharing all the same.
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Love Kasabian, would maybe add “fire” to your list their, but definitely 3 of the best. Looking forward to seeing them and Noel Gallagher in Marley Park later this month.
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Fire was a close fourth without a doubt. Enjoy the gig, I’d say it will be a great one. Would love to be going myself.
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Don’t know much about British rock music these days but I quite like these songs!
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British Rock isn’t as strong as it used to be. But the few who remain on the scene are doing a pretty good job keeping the genre alive.
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