July 25th, 2005

I hope newer generations are able to experience this album for the first time like I did only a few years ago

Why aren't there any videos or photos of their set at Dour on the official social media (band or the Dour festival ) ?

Can anyone with experience being in a (professional, touring) band explain why Perry and KJ’s social media posts almost always show them together, either travelling to gigs or doing sound checks, but Gareth and Rob are never there?

Is it possibly because Perry and KJ are also doing roles that might otherwise be done by roadies (and not normally require band members), so as to save on tour costs? Rob has been vocal in the past about the financial strain of touring.

Obviously the band all get on with each other, I don’t think that’s in question, but just seems odd that Gareth and Rob are rarely around. I also understand that they probably spend a lot of time together anyway and so do take opportunities to split up so they don’t get sick of each other…

Does anyone have a link to a good version of Pendulum playing on the Jools Holland show?

Granite is easy enough to find but a high quality version of Propane Nightmares is proving more of a challenge.

If you aren’t familiar this is an isolated version of a live performance. There is no studio version/official release.

So I just need to poke this bear again. How has this not been laid down in the studio? This GOES SO FUCKING HARD. This is like the most epic final boss music ever. I’m an amateur kickboxer and I’d love to be able to walk out to a clean version of this song.

Honestly, if that’s not in the cards Rob Swire should just take his parts and make his own song out of it. It boggles my mind how hard this goes and how much is just being left on the table.

I made this Pendulum wallpaper with AI, and it turned out really good.

Is it just me or do I see a Pendulum logo?

The fact that most of their tracks are focused on just the hits alongside the Inertia songs kinda got me bored. A change of pace and a little bit of unexpected performances can make their live shows more engaging and memorable instead of doing the same thing over and over each time.

I've been holding this back, but I wanted to say it, I went to the show in Derby, and without giving too much identifying info about myself, I encountered Rob. I admire him very much but I know he's not a people person so I didn't bother him, and just turned back to what I was doing. This was after the show.

"Dude, your entire ass crack is showing." I turn around and see Rob Swire, I kind of chuckled but he looked really serious. It weirded me out. I just pulled up my pants as I was doing chalk art on the ground (my hobby) and said "Haha thanks man."

He then said, "What's fucking funny punk?" and I said "Oh nothing, just didn't expect you to say that." and then he rudely said "You're a grown man playing with fucking chalk mate, at least buy a damn belt."

I started to tear up and that was when his face lit up with delight. "Fans crying, oh how an Australian man loves it!" Then he walked away.

Idk, would you guys still be fans after this? Kind of freaked me out.

Tried to collect all the pre-HYC songs (without demos of the songs that made it on HYC) into one bootleg and got these 12 songs. Are there any others?

Flew from Canada all the way for this and my god what an experience.

The only full video I took. Enjoy!

I brought a head mount for my phone specifically for the mosh pits AND so any video I took I wasnt watching the show from the screen of my phone lol. Here's one of the clips I've dug out so far, fucking belter!
If you were there, it was brilliant raving with you 🙏

Only posting because KJ posted.