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Pitchfork Feature: Live: Band of Horses |
 | | When the band finally ambled on stage (to Chamillionaire's "Ridin'", which they recently praised in The New York Times), and began spouting effusively about the Bowery's sound system, it became weirdly obvious that no one on the floor was going to stop talking. |
 | | Band of Horses ran through most of their debut (mysteriously skipping "St. Augustine"), earning mild crowd interest with an epic and lovely version of "The Great Salt Lake"-- frontman Benjamin Bridwell, trembling with weird, giddy energy, tossed his arms in the air, face full of sloppy grin, letting the audience holler back the chorus. |
 | | Band of Horses are well-practiced for a relatively new outfit, and their energy is an asset (and awfully endearing)-- but it's hard not to think that this whole operation would have worked a little bit better in someone's apartment. |
| www.pitchforkmedia.com /article/feature/37513/Live_Live_Band_of_Horses (419 words) |
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