Goldie Lookin Chain play 'pay-what-you-like' show in London

Goldie Lookin Chain previewed material from their forthcoming third album at their pay-what-you-want gig in London last night (January 14).

The Welsh rappers asked fans to pay whatever they liked after the performance, with the crowd making their contribution into buckets placed at the exit to the soon-to-be demolished Metro venue in the capital's West End.

The set saw the group play seven songs from forthcoming new album 'Asbo4Life', including the first single, 'By Any Means Necessary'. Other new tracks included 'New Day', which steals the intro from All Saints' 1997 Number One 'Never Ever', and 'Mister Fahrenheit', bandmember Maggot's tribute to Queen's Freddie Mercury.

The former NME cover stars also found to roll out many of their most famous songs, including set opener 'Half Man Half Machine', 'Your Missus Is A Nutter', 'Guns Don't Kill People, Rappers Do' and set closer 'Your Mother's Got A Penis'.

Goldie Lookin Chain played:

'Half Man Half Machine'
'Bad Boy Limp'
'By Any Means Necessary'
'3D Superwoofer'
'Everybody Is A DJ'
'Disguise'
'New Day'
'Guns Don't Kill People, Rappers Do'
'Mister Fahrenheit'
'Space Police'
'21 Ounces'
'Sister'
'Your Missus Is A Nutter'
'Your Mother's Got A Penis'

'By Any Means Necessary' will be released as a single on March 16, with the album, 'Asbo4Life', coming out on April 6.

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