The Samurai Seven, however, get better with every live show. They played about 10 songs, including impromptu ones See You, because 'that's what Wycombe Wanderers said to Oxford City today' and the encore, Juve Lost that Lovin Feeling. The band are getting more and more confindent, and with that amount of energy you couldn't not love them. While Matt behaves like a little puppy, wandering around the stage and jumping up and down, Simon and Jimmy do their bit in the talking. AND they've sorted out the syncronised posing in their new single too! You know it's been a good gig when your ears are still ringing an hour after the end of the gig, and you are still excited about what you have seen. The Samurai Seven have proved a few things tonight, that pop music does not have to be boring, and that after Dustball splits up they will be there to become the most popular unsigned local group....let's just hope they don't go the same way.
2004 update: My Drug Hell would like nunuworld to point out that this review was written over 5 years ago. At the time of this review the band performed with a stand in bassist, and they are much better now (according to Tim My Drug Hell).