http://news.scotsman.com/entertainment/-What-a-wonderful-Feeling.4141339.jp

Finally, it was The Feeling's turn to keep everyone moving. They're the type of band you don't admit to liking but catch yourself whistling to in the shower. But with a plethora of catchy and camp singles to perform, easy on the ear harmonies and front man, Dan Gillespie's energetic twisting, turning and leaping about, there's no doubting they know how to put on a show.

They're not quite Queen and even if some of their stadium rock pretensions such as jumping off monitors and duel guitar solos do verge on the cliched, yesterday proved The Feeling can also be exciting and dynamic as a live act. Ending on the ridiculously cheerful I Love it When you Call meant everyone left, damp, cold and soaked but definitely not miserable.

Thanks Offy but why oh why can't people that want to say something positive just SAY IT and not feel the need to throw in the "shouldn't like them but you do" line. I'm tempted to swear, it's becoming quite tiresome. ENOUGH PLEASE! 

Yes I'm having a whingey moment.

offy:

Ending on the ridiculously cheerful I Love it When you Call meant everyone left,

Does this mean everyone ran away immediately when they heard the Feeling were going to play LIWYC?

namenotrequired:

Does this mean everyone ran away immediately when they heard the Feeling were going to play LIWYC?

Wow, I never knew how deceptive TV editors could be!  To think that I watched it and never knew... I might inform trading standards or someone!

 You should.. Definitely. You saw how much trouble Ant and Dec got in!!

*doffs cap* Well if you say so Mr Moderator then I most certainly shall, sir!  *trots off to trading standards*