Thin Air (or Thin Hair, due to the fact that half of them looked over 50, with the drummer looking like Phil Collins) were certainly the odd band out. Their music was nothing like the other two bands and didn't have the same urgency. Thin Air try to keep all their songs sounding different, and this must be applauded. In this set alone, there was an Irish influence (Marching Men), new wave punk (Love on the Internet), and the opening song sounded like Velvet Underground with the wrong singer (Do You Believe?). Thin Air also have three different singers who each sing certain songs. The problem with this band was that the majority of the material just plodded along and didn't really go anywhere. Many of the songs just didn't leave any impression on me at all; the ideas are good but just don't come across as they should. They did, however, get a good response from the crowd, but they were certainly not my kind of band and left me feeling longing for the end. They are good musicians but the lyrics and songs need something more.