Live Review: Biffy Clyro @ SECC, Glasgow 
Saturday, November 27, 2010, we arrived in Glasgow (thank you Bring the Noise) concert Biffy Clyro under their UK Arena tour.
Upon entering the SECC (Convention Centre Glasgow) we realize the immensity of this tour. Indeed, the SECC has a capacity of 13,000 seats, all sold to the image of the UK tour that played to sold out. (And to think that in France, the largest room they have in mind is Poster was less than 1000 people ...)
The first part
The Unwinding Hours new project of two members of Aereogramme with titles still hovering as Knut one of three songs we have heard that they had started their set a little early and we arrived a little late. ( www.theunwindinghours.co.uk )
Around 8:50 p.m., finally going on that huge stage and magnificent Scottish our three favorite Biffy Clyro accompanied Mike Vennart (Oceansize) which has once again support them as second guitarist.
The show begins with The Captain accompanied by sets of "pirate ship" and all the public singing as loudly throughout the concert, it's electrifying follow Booooom, Blast & Ruin , the fabulous 57 then a few tracks from their latest album Only Revolutions : Bubbles , Born on a Horse , the magnificent God & Satan and Whorses , all accompanied by visuals of each title.
Fans of earlier albums are not forgotten, with Neil Simon announcing the arrival of old titles while playing the first notes of Joy. Discovery. invention, one of the best titles of the group followed by All The Way Down: Prologue Chapter1 equally wonderful.
finish crying (well for now), the show continues unabated with powerful That Golden Rule , Living is A Problem Because Everything dies and Shock, Shock .
Small interlude masterful 9/15ths before returning larmichettes with an acoustic set starting with the very sad Folding Stars then Diary of Always where Ben and James Johnston joined Neil Simon on stage, this title is already causing absolutely gorgeous (nothing think again, I'm chilling) is accompanied here by a scene with the incredible holographic projection of the three Scots back doing the vocals for "I Wish We All Could just betray" repeated throughout the title. This acoustic set ends with Machines where Simon surrounded by a bright structure (light bulbs suspended) delivers all the emotion we Title.
Already 16 titles but the concert is not finished so far, it comes together with Who's Got A Match , Saturday Superhouse which had the effect of unleashing the public a little chastened by the acoustic. Then came the melodious Know Your Quarry before moving with my favorite track, the monumental, over-powerful (irritating to some) There's no such thing as a Jaggy Snake (which for those who know me put me in a state not possible, enough to break a second rib)
Then comes Many of Horror included in chorus before the band leaves the stage.
few minutes waiting room where all the famous exclaimed "MON THE BIFF" Scottish version, before they come back on stage accompanied by the introduction of semi-electro Glitter and Trauma and the wonderful Justboy followed very poetic As Dust Dances before concluding with the concert beauty Mountains.
In short, this concert was sensational, totally enjoyable, une mise en scène incroyable, une setlist de deux heures énorme, le meilleur concert auquel j'ai pu assister pour l'instant.
Un grand merci à ma Vio de m'y avoir emmené et à Pierre, Aurélie et Bring The Noise de nous avoir permis de vivre cette soirée inoubliable avec tous ces énormes Plus.
Maintenant il ne reste que quelques jours à attendre avant d'assister à leur concert londonien au Wembley Arena.
SETLIST:
The Captain
Booooom, Blast & Ruin
57
Bubbles
Born on a horse
God & Satan
Whorses
Joy. Discovery. Invention
All The Way Down: Prologue Chapter 1
That Golden Rule
Living is a problem because everything dies
Shock Shock
9/15ths
Folding Stars
Diary of Always
Machines
Who's got a match
Saturday Superhouse
Know your quarry
There's no such thing as a Jaggy Snake
Many of Horror
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Glitter and Trauma
Justboy
As Dust Dances
Mountains
