Finch Posting Pro-Shot Footage From 2003 London, England Show
Defunct outfit Finch have been posting some professionally filmed live footage from a concert they performed at the Astoria in London, England back in 2003. You can watch the first two videos to be posted thus far below:



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Fuck yes. Love and miss this band.
Ditto, thought their reunion a few years ago was going to lats longer than 2 weeks, so I missed their tour.
I had some fun with their albums back in the day, but really, I’d rather listen to the bands they tried to be — Deftones, Glassjaw, Refused, Jimmy Eat World, Faith No More — any day of the week. They faded away for a reason.
my absolute favorite band for about 2 days during the summer of 2002.
Too little, too late, boys. This band was cool for like a week then got old fast as fuck. Their last album showed promise then I woke up from my deep slumber and cranked that (new at the time) Gutter Phenomenon joint.
Nate = a fake ass, wannabe Palumbo.
Wurst = an irritating fuckhole.
Please go away. You ruin this site with your superiority complex and seem to think people actually care about your narrow minded opinions that you force on those who enjoy something you don’t. Well people don’t care. You just come across as a sad, angry little troll who needs to grow up.
And you’re predictable.
That was the only negative thing I’ve said in about 4 months not to mention I’m rarely even on here. Don’t cry because someone put your favorite band in their place and voiced their opinions, it makes you look pathetic.
Wb! You’re always good for a laugh!
Thanks man. I just think Wurst is a prick. Finch are not my favorite band at all, but I like them. I just knew if I read the comments that Wurst would be here spreading his bile, and it gets tiresome. If you have nothing good to say, say nothing, Wurst. it was a good 4 months.
still really like finch, hope to see them again one day
You can, it’s called YouTube.
In other recent news…terrorists hijacked planes and crashed them into the twin towers in 2001.
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