Kula Shaker - Indian Record Player LIVE @ Amsterdam 2023

Kula Shaker performing their new song Indian Record Player live in the beautiful woods near the airport ;) at Amsterdamse Bostheater 2023 (The Netherlands)
Many years have past since I last saw these guys performing live. It felt just as good as back then. What a great performance!
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[@SteveWright259]

Now this is the classic Kula Shaker! Jay is a big part of it, so happy he came back!

[@surfinnetje]

I'm glad Jay is back too. With hair even longer than before

[@llezlad]

Wow! Thank you for recording this new song. I love their sound so freaking much. Can't wait for the album and for the concerts in Northamerica.

[@surfinnetje]

This was such a great performance, it will be worth the wait!

[@badalsaibo]

The organs sounds so clear here. Thanks for sharing!

[@johnstanlake1399]

I really can't wait for the new album! Sounds like it's going to be an absolute classic!

[@surfinnetje]

It will definitely be! They played some really cool new songs :)

[@Tazeen8267]

Thank you for recording and sharing! It’s very Doors-esque. Love it! ❤

[@RKID]

Gandalf is back!!!!Thanks Jay!!!❤

[@pablolagosKS]

thanks!

[@surfinnetje]

You're welcome!

[@Dani-El.]

Good song! I think this new album will be much better than the previous 4, from what I've heard so far. I Don't Wanna Pay My Taxes, Waves, and now this. Almost as good as their 90s stuff.