“If you're daft enough to pay £40 to see one of th most boring bands in the world, then I don't know what you're complaining about. Oh and for the record, Spiritualized are the best band to have played Eden, back in 2002!”

“Josh, what planet are you on? Kasabian was probably the best gig I've been to at Eden. The atmosphere was electric, and they managed to play more than a handful of good songs, unlike Razorlight. Yes i was annoyed at the fact I couldn't get a pint, but I didn't need it to enjoy myself, Kasabian more than made up for it. Josh, lighten up and enjoy yourself at gigs, or get a deck chair at the back.”

“Josh, were you really at the Razorlight gig? You obviously didn't get a face full of someone elses beer dregs then? There were loads of people chucking beer! (I don't get that - you pay loads for a pint and then chuck it at people - can someone explain the fun/point?) The best bit of the night was when people let off the sky lantern although maybe Johnny was a bit upset at losing the limelight...”

“I saw Razorlight earlier this year at V on the Gold Coast and they were awesome, much better than I thought was going to be. If you was want to comedian see a comedian but if want some cracking tunes you go and see a band like Razorlight.”

“I totally disagree, sounded like you were at a different concert. Borrell, big ego? yes, but vocals amazing, sounded great, would definately see them again. Maccabees, love them, Kasabian rocked eden, but Razorlight did it on so many levels. Lets hope next year the Kings of Leon will grace us with their presence in beautiful Cornwall ( in my dreams )”

“What??? Razorlight were brilliant! I loved it! Well worth £40 quid and Johnny Borrell illuminated the entire crowd from where I was standing....”

“Ouch - you've outdone yourself Lee.
I take it you didn't rate them?
Save your barbs for (SL) Oasis next week. Everytime I've seen them they've been shi*te.”

“I thought Razorlight was the best session yet in terms of entertainment, atmosphere and organisation. Yes it was ego-tastic, but thats what you expect from a band like this. Conversely, Kasabian came across as an average support type act. Neither band really worked the crowd though. The only difference in atmosphere between the 2 gigs was that at Kasabian people felt the need to throw pints of beer at each other. I get the impression that Lee didn't like Razorlight before the gig and, no matter what performance they gave, was never going to write an unbiased review. Kasabian were tottaly average on Saturday night, I waiting 2 hrs for a beer, everyone was p*ssed off and people were getting hit in the face with plastic cups - yet still got a glowing review. Sort it out”

“Razorlight, or Razor**ite as I like to call them are average at best, and I'm glad others have realised this.

£40 is way too much to see this dad rock dirge - it's the same price as Oasis for goodness sake, if you were one of the lucky ones to get a ticket via the stupid ballot.

At the minute it's well over £200 a pair of tickets on ebay. The whole point of this ballot was to combat touting, what a crock....

And yes Lee, Eden Project is a good venue, but best in the land? I think a few people at Glasgow Barrowlands might disagree with you!”

“Over inflated arrogance with an element of suprise would have been credible. The only way I could describe their performace was routine and predictable..just like Question Time! Thank god for the fans like yourself, because it was the enthusiastic people at the gig that made it slightly above average. I think the audience would of reacted the same to a Razorlight tribute band, thanks to some of their catchy songs! Never the less it was an experience and I'm glad you felt you got your moneys worth.”