Got to go see this in October!
http://musicfeeds.com.au/news/soundwave-revolution-2011-full-line-up-revealed/
Nice mike!
I'm seeing system of a down tomorrow...not really expecting anything too exciting.
Actually I'm more looking forward to getting qotsa/soundgarden tix on Friday
I'm heading to Sydney SW as a punter, am going to try for media access to the Adelaide gig too.
Looks like it's all about Stage 4, Mike. Especially Unearthed and Gojira, don't miss either of them.
I am tempted by Sonisphere this year - the big 4 with Diamond Head opening up for them. Bloodstock is an incredible line-up this year too.
*screaming and flailing*
IJUSTFOUNDOUTABNEYPARKISACTUALLYCOMINGTONEWENGLAND!!!!! http://www.thegreatnewenglandsteampunkexhibition.com/index.html (http://www.thegreatnewenglandsteampunkexhibition.com/index.html)
Heh, sorry. Since I've discovered Abney Park, I've noticed that when they leave the Seattle area, it's pretty much only to play cons and similar events, and before now, the closest I've seen is DragonCon, which is in freaking Georgia or something. I need to scrounge up $110 by the end of the month, but that covers the whole weekend at the con AND the show, so seriously? WAY better deal than the last time I saw NIN.
David Gilmour is playing with Roger Waters tonight at the O2, playin on "Comfortably Numb."
http://www.davidgilmourblog.com/
Hate to think how much tickets will be touted for.
I take it the nearest hospital has two beds in the ER set aside for the ensuing rage that will occur post show? :P
Rage and fainting, yeah I figure. ;D
I don't believe the official annoucement was made until just before the show began, although more than a few people had figured it out (mainly due to Nick Mason announcing he was attending that exact performance).
I think you called it a long time ago that it would be a London performance.
Got lower bowl seats for queens/soundgarden which I'm ok with since I just spent most of yesterday evening staring at various guy's sweaty backs :(
Seriously the only time I really feel short is when I'm on the floor at a show
I haven't been to a show in some time...
However, I will be performing in Philly on June 18th as part of NerdRage
So, uh, that should be interesting.
congrats! I love your rhymes. 8)
LCD Soundsystem and The Flaming Lips are the most recent shows I went to. Both were quite enjoyable in different ways.
LCD Soundsystem was fantastically raw and stripped down awesomeness. The crowd was great and it was deffinitely as much fun as I've ever had at a concert.
The Flaming Lips was really good and the first time I have actually laughed at such an event. Diametrically opposed to the LCD show, it was full of all the props, colors, etc. that you'd expect from them. Two problems: short setlist and awful, awful audience.
Will probably go to see Tricky on the 21st.
I was pretty disappointed in Tricky when I saw them open for Tool. I guess part (most) of that was just being bitter than if I had seen them 2 shows earlier I would have seen The Melvins open instead.
All I really remember from seeing them open for tool was that the bass was so loud it felt like I couldn't breathe...was second row on the floor (yes seats on the floor at a tool show, wtf) and it was a big arena so maybe they would be better in a small venue where they don't have to crank it to much
Sitting at a Tool concert? That just sounds awkward. Then again, it's probably better than never getting to see them. : P
The venue at which Tricky is playing isn't that big and I haven't noticed any particularly bad acoustic problems so far. I'm pretty sure I'll go, if only to kind of sort of make up for missing Massive Attack last year.
I went to Echo and the Bunnymen earlier this week- great show.
Quote from: luna on May 11, 2011, 04:50:23 PM
Actually I'm more looking forward to getting qotsa/soundgarden tix on Friday
This is a thing??
*checks*
Huh, so it is. They're coming through here in July, but tickets start at over $100. Jeebus, not even Lollapalooza tickets cost that much when I bought them.
anyone heard anything about the APC show last night?'
there are zero videos on youtube at the moment, and I don't even know what forums to look for anymore to find out what the setlist was.
all I saw on facebook was people bitching that they couldnt bring cameras/cells into the VIP section :lol:
Gary Noooooman doing The Pleasure Principle was pretty damn good the other week.
thinking about getting Elton John tix :lol:
I would go see Elton with you. He's a classic and I really like his story.
It's not until December so you've got plenty of time to book a trip down under :D
PI meetup Oz EJ show gogo do it now! Or, well, December I guess :lol:
Quote from: naut on May 26, 2011, 06:02:09 PM
It's not until December so you've got plenty of time to book a trip down under :D
If I could afford the plane ticket, I would in a heartbeat.
OMG... SO GLAD THEY FILMED THIS:
http://www.slicingupeyeballs.com/2011/05/31/cure-reflections-setlist-video-sydney-opera-house/
44 SONG SETLIST
:O
???
THIS FRIGGIN CLOSE to posting it again. Fuck, man, I'm turning into Ted :unsure: (ETA: Consider just what THAT means, Teeps :P)
That is so fucking amazing. DO WANT. *swoon*
Damn 44 songs? Fucking christ...
Wait. How much were the tickets? If they were like 200+ I would be pissed if I didn't get a 44 song set list...
Quote from: Nayl_Girl on May 31, 2011, 07:53:17 PM
???
THIS FRIGGIN CLOSE to posting it again. Fuck, man, I'm turning into Ted :unsure: (ETA: Consider just what THAT means, Teeps :P)
dear penthouse...
Quote from: sex dwarf on May 31, 2011, 02:20:20 PM
OMG... SO GLAD THEY FILMED THIS:
http://www.slicingupeyeballs.com/2011/05/31/cure-reflections-setlist-video-sydney-opera-house/
44 SONG SETLIST
:O
O_O!!!! So glad to see the keyboards were back for this performance too. That was a big thing lacking the last time I saw them.
i kinda like the drastically different approach to the songs. especially how they changed up the keyboard heavy ones into guitar based ones.
having said that, i totally need keyboards next time i catch them.
I had to lolz at where it said Robert Smith now sings the more PC "Killing Another" instead of "Killing an Arab." ::)
Since that song was the catalyst for me to read the Camus story on which it's based (laugh if you like; it really probably was equal parts literary curiosity and fangirlishness), that bit makes me go :hmm:
for anyone who's in the philly area, I'm playing 2 shows this month (I know, wtf)
Nerdrage v2
Saturday, June 18 · 7:00pm – 11:00pm
Studio 34, $10
Koo Koo Kanga Roo
Friday, June 24 · 5:30pm – 9:00pm
The Fire, $10
I'm sure there will be video posted at some point
Quote from: r00 on June 01, 2011, 12:50:49 PM
I had to lolz at where it said Robert Smith now sings the more PC "Killing Another" instead of "Killing an Arab." ::)
dude, i know it sounds lame... but it's a hell of a lot better than what he first changed it to...
kissing an arab!i wish i was joking.
since the disappearance, ive seen:
Iron Maiden, Primus, Manchester Orchestra, Deftones (again) with Dillinger Escape Plan and Le Butcherettes, and Amon Amarth.
He changed it to Kissing an Arab? GTFO.
I just find the fact that he changed it when it has nothing to do with OMGISLAMOPHOBIA so ridiculous. IMO, it's along the same line of schools that now use censored versions of Mark Twain books for their kids to read. 8(
i think it's because robert smith knows a lot of people are dumb and wants to remove any potential dumbness the song could cause.
kinda like how they painted "rock the casbah" on bombs they dropped in iraq and it made joe strummer cry.
i think smith just wants to avoid that bullshit. hell, the song isn't even available in any newly mastered cure cds.
Robert Smith's original idea for the song was about an HVAC engineer who crewed on the Pequod.
"Chilling an Ahab," natch.
:hmm: :hmm: :hmm:
Quote from: teeps on June 11, 2011, 10:23:36 AM
dude, i know it sounds lame... but it's a hell of a lot better than what he first changed it to...
kissing an arab!
i wish i was joking.
Fucking seriously? No way. Audio link or it didn't happen. That's just... fuck, man. :(
Quote from: rynne on June 16, 2011, 01:25:10 PM
"Chilling an Ahab," natch.
*dies*
Saw apc last night. It was a nice mellow show, could have done with less emotive but whatever.
Setlist here http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/a-perfect-circle/2011/showare-center-kent-wa-3d371cf.html
Interesting fact: this was the 13th time I have seen maynard perform live
jealous!
edit: holy fuck, luna, you weren't kidding about the tour being emotive heavy. yeeesh.
and rynne is da fuckin man. see? that was worth alone sending him that stalker letter.
:lol:
Magdalena was played. And that is my favorite song by them. SO I think I wouldn't have minded the emotive stuff...
Haven't listened to the album in ages but I think it was much better live anyways...definitely played lots of awesome songs too, totally worth the trip :)
Quote from: luna on July 01, 2011, 08:59:59 PM
Interesting fact: this was the 13th time I have seen maynard perform live
how many times have you seen him perform dead?
None yet, I'll keep you posted
Trailer Park Boys are touring.
YES
Sonisphere this weekend! All right! :rock:
Lucky bastard. Big 4 + Diamond Head.
Quote from: tim on July 05, 2011, 03:59:28 AM
Lucky bastard. Big 4 + Diamond Head.
Diamond Head <3
Tom Green is hilarious. First stand up show.
I went to a local gig the other day, a £2 affair in an upstairs room of a pub. The bands were fine, but that's not the purpose of me posting here.
I had a conversation with one of the other punters afterwards, who had been to Sonisphere. Somehow she managed to get backstage - -- and even onstage at one point. She wasn't sure how she did this as she as off her face at the time, but suspects it may have had something to do with sleeping with one of the crew members. Nonetheless, in her less than sober state, she managed to convince herself that Slayer were not Slayer, but some posers pretending to be Slayer, and shouted at them: "YOU'RE NOT FUCKING SLAYER!", on hearing which they were apparently unimpressed.
Quote from: tim on July 22, 2011, 04:55:40 PM
Nonetheless, in her less than sober state, she managed to convince herself that Slayer were not Slayer, but some posers pretending to be Slayer, and shouted at them: "YOU'RE NOT FUCKING SLAYER!", on hearing which they were apparently unimpressed.
:lol:
And this is why I do not drink excessively at shows. Particularly open-air ones since there's bound to be enough pot around to to get a buzz just from LOOKING at the smoke. I just don't trust myself not to shout something completely idiotic if I were to be inebriated. However, OTHER PEOPLE shouting idiotic things that are badly received is hilarious.
At the same show, someone after the first song shouted out "Erm, can I just ask a question?". The lead singer said "ok, go on". "What's that down there? It looks weird." "That's a setlist."
Qotsa/soundgarden tonight!
Hoping they'll play B's fav* song spoonman!
*and by fav I mean the one soundgarden song that evokes a similar reaction as when he hears Eddie vedder's voice :lol:
If you get a chance to shout something out that Soundgarden might hear, I would really appreciate it if you could yell:
"When are you going to add some British dates to your sodding tour, you bastards!"
Thanks.
Unfortunately you made your request the morning after the show so I was unable to deliver the message :lol:
Great show, review and setlist will follow when I have time
ok so for an arena show with the worst seats i've had in quite a while this ended up being pretty good. queens awesome as always, this is actually the 4th time i've seen them! i don't care if josh homme is a douchebag he is the shit and his quotes are always hilarious
setlist:
You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, but I Feel Like a Millionaire
3's & 7's
Sick, Sick, Sick
First It Giveth
Better Living Through Chemistry
Burn the Witch
Make It Wit Chu
Little Sister
Go With the Flow
No One Knows
A Song for the Dead
soundgarden were surprisingly good, really better than i expected. i never saw them live back in the day but i know they had a reputation for being very sloppy live, well they've definitely improved. chris cornell's voice is obviously not what it used to be but not nearly as bad as i expected especially on the older stuff. every time i go into a show, especially of a band i haven't seen live before i choose a song that i would absolutely LOVE to hear...this time it was the very unlikely limo wreck...which they didn't play, but number two on my list was 4th of july and we got that so it was overall a great experience
setlist:
Searching With My Good Eye Closed
Spoonman
Gun
Jesus Christ Pose
Blow Up the Outside World
The Day I Tried to Live
My Wave
Burden in My Hand
Ugly Truth
Fell on Black Days
Loud Love
Drawing Flies
Black Hole Sun
Outshined
Rusty Cage
Superunknown
4th of July
Encore:
Beyond the Wheel
Mailman
Slaves & Bulldozers
With you on 4th July & Limo Wreck, although they'd be the other way round for me. 9 songs from one album!
And their best album too!
I'm pretty sure that I'm going to see DEVO this week in la. My friend has a lot of shit planned, and i'm positive that we're either going to DEVO or Big Audio Dynamite.
Ooh, sounds like it should be a good show either way! I'd rather see DEVO, myself, but I certainly wouldn't turn down Big Audio Dynamite by a mile!
Dream Theater is going on tour
Y chromosomes everywhere just twitched a little.
Atari Teenage Riot last night.
Amazing. Shitty openers, but ATR is an amazing live band
last night:
peter hook and the light play unknown pleasures.
single greatest show of my life. i don't care if it's essentially a coverband with peter hook... it was fucking awesome.
not only did they do a hell of a job on unknown pleasures, they also played some of my fave singles and b-sides.
no love lost, warsaw, digital, even ceremony as a fucking 2nd encore... and that's the first time i ever saw a band come out after the houselights and house music came back on to interrupt it for an encore.
amazing. just magical. i'm sure there are some youtube vids floating of my self in the front row bopping up and down.
a lot of people complained about hook doing these JD shows, but i say "fuck em". he was there. he's got a right, and goddamn he's doing it justice.
mind blown.
other highlights: atmosphere, everyone singling along to love will tear us apart, and the 12 inch mix of she's lost control, and everyfucking thing else.
whole show was tits.
<3
There's no van puscifer date and B doesn't any days off left to book to go to the Seattle show
Boo
LADYTRON TONIGHT!
ZOLA JESUS NEXT WEEK!
WHOOOO!
I AM GROWING A VAGINA!
Pics or I call BS on the growth.
our old friend alesandro cortini opened!
too awesome. didn't even realize he was on the bill.
and he was singing! weird little one man thing he had going on and it kicked ass. bought a cd.
ladytron owned. played most of everything i wanted to see live. and they were so ^_^
the other opening band VHS or Beta was the biggest piece of boring hipster trash ever.
one song sounded like they ripped off the closer heart beat (nightclubbing beat whatever) but then it turned into the biggest piece of ghey boring ever.
i expected them to break out and do WHAT IS LOVE
it was that bad.
yea.
ladytron and sonoio, tho = ^_^
I love modwheelmood, so im assuming sonoio is just as good?
i wanted to see ladytron so bad, but wasn't able to because they didn't come to my neck of the woods
jealous
met donald glover. he's a really fucking nice guy.
dude wtf! how where what when?
so confused.
anyhoo i saw for the second time in a yeAR ZOLA JESUS (and xanaopticon) and she fucking delivered. every fucking song i wanted to hear off the new album and then some. so good. and so cute. i wanna take her home.
childish gambino is on tour, and did an in store performance at a record shop i go to often, and got into like a 15 minute conversation with him, and went to his show later that night.
one week til trailer park boys. whaaat
ohgr december 4!
RADIOHEAD TICKETS GO ON SALE TOMORROW
I think they are already sold out here. A friend of mine said he may have an extra ticket for me though.
A friend and I are def. going to Tori this year- she's coming around in early december. I missed her last tour, and i actually really think that the new album is the best stuff she's put out in at least 8-10 years.
I might try to snag Puscifer tx if it's not already sold out. They're playing a much bigger venue this time around- about a year and a half ago I saw them @ Berklee School of Music, which has a pretty small performance hall.
Successfully got w.a.s.t.e. pre-sale tickets for Radiohead. SO EXCITED.
I wasn't sure if I'd get to go or not right up until the morning of, but I got to see the Devin Townsend Project on Saturday. First time he'd ever played Regina in any incarnation.
I had a great time, as did everyone there, but Devin was clearly having one of the worst shows of his life due to technical problems with his in-ear monitors. He was an amazing sport about it though, and kept a giant smile on his face the whole time while his roadie Armando tried to deal with things. The guy's a consummate showman though, and I ended up going with a dude who barely knew anything of Devin Townsend, and he had an awesome time just watching the guy be a class act on stage. Choice Devin quotes of the evening:
"Jiggle the cord, Armando!! JIGGLE THE CORD!!"
"Have I mentioned my suit smells like a thousand testicles?"
"So, Regina. We're not the kind of guys who are gonna make the obvious joke, we're not like that, we're not going to go around like that, VAGINA VAGINA VAGINA VAGINA VAGINA VAGINA!!!"
And then, as many metal songs do, one ended up in a very quiet bridge, and just as Devin was about to sing his quiet part, one douchenozzle in the crowd screams out "ONE MORE SONG". Devin, taken aback, half-way to belting out a sung note, instead turns to the guy and goes "What?! Whaddya mean one more song?! We're still IN THE MIDDLE of a bloody song you twatknuckle!! We were just gonna pack it up right here in the middle and head out back to our cold-as-balls bus, but nOOOOOOOOo, you know what, just for you--what's your name? Henry?--Ok, for Henry here, we'll keep playing, BECAUSE HE TOLD US TO, OKAY!! ARE YOU FUCKING HAPPY NOW!!" He screamed all that with a giant smile on his face, which was shared by the entire audience.
Totally awesome show. Actually went much farther back into the back catalog than I was expecting. There was two songs off Deconstruction, one each off of Addicted and Ki, and then the rest was all from Ziltoid and earlier. Great stuff. Even when he can't hear himself, he sounds bloody awesome.
so i was looking for the setlist from last night's ohgr show (which was excellent btw, couldn't find a setlist though) when i stumbled upon this:
i'd hit it!
:p
still jet-lagged. full thoughts on the awesome ohgr show... soon.
Quote from: teeps on December 07, 2011, 03:35:27 AM
i'd hit it!
:p
Don't you already? :P
Bad ass thought Teeps.
Thanks for that Aaron. 8(
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:( I'm sorry.
Saw tori last night for the first time since 2007- it was a great show. She did an AMAZING Elton John cover. Check it out (I did not film this.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A02pIwNh4Lc
going to see puscifer in march at a great little theater :)
was thinking of picking up tickets to roger waters the wall in may for my dad's bday but all the cheaper tickets are already sold out, the least i would pay is nearly $400 for 2 tickets...and it's at the biggest arena in town so the sound would probably be horrible...oh well
I'm taking Mrs. rynne to see the Magnetic Fields in April. Should be fun; we haven't been to a concert together in, god, probably like two years.
You mean you didn't take her to the Merzbow show? :P
I was like, "Come on, honey, it's a Japanese dude playing ear-shattering static from a laptop along with a noodly French guitarist who rips off Robert Fripp. It'll be great!"
There's no accounting for taste, I guess. :-[
Ya, I don't know how people would react after a couple of minutes, when they realize that that is how he is supposed to sound.
Saul Williams, tool, and radiohead will be in my neck of the woods in February. WTF.
B picked up black keys presale tix for me this morning :wub:
I was in Nashville this past week and was walking 'round the downtown area where there's tons of bars with random country bands playing. Now, it'd be stupid to be in Music City without sampling some local fare. So I caught two beers' worth of some six-piece band (I never caught the name) packed onto a stage so small they were nearly falling off in front of a tiny audience in a tiny club.
It was a real motley group: a beanpole of a lead singer in his early 30s playing a Telecaster of about the same age; a short, jovial acoustic guitarist with blonde caveman beard and hair; a girl on 5-string bass out of a Rev. Horton Heat video; a curly-haired fiddler who didn't look old enough to drink; a pedal-steel guitarist old enough to be the fiddler's dad and looking like Harry Shearer in his Folksmen guise; and a drummer who never quite got it face seen through the others.
And holy shit, did they kick ass. It was all about enthusiasm, intimacy and volume. The set list was---as far as I could tell---pretty traditional (they took a request for some Waylon). No pop-country bullshit, but then if there was I wouldn't have stuck around.
So! I'm going to this on Mar 3rd, really it's to see Alterbridge... but what other bands do you guys recommend?http://forum.soundwavefestival.com/lineup
you must try to see:
30 seconds to mars
primus
queens of the stone age
rob zombie could be good for a laugh...when i saw him way back in '98 he had topless dancing girls
one day as a lion
the fact that i've never heard of most of the lineup makes me feel kinda old...
Mastodon!
Devin Townsend Project
Klevertak
got to see Saul Williams this evening. His songs sound better live, and i love them on the album.
he's also touring with one of the guys from atari teenage riot, and that guy djed before saul's set as well as performed with saul.
i ALSO got to meet Saul, and he signed my copy of the dead emcee scrolls. a genuinely nice dude that is really humble and fucking awesome.
very cool. 8-)
RADIOHEAD TONIGHT :D :D :D
Bloom
Little By Little
Staircase
Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
Morning Mr Magpie
Meeting in the Aisle
Pyramid Song
Nude
Identikit
Lotus Flower
There There
Feral
Idioteque
The Daily Mail
Bodysnatchers
Reckoner
Encore:
Separator
All I Need
Myxomatosis
Everything In Its Right Place
(True Love Waits intro)
Encore 2:
Give Up the Ghost
Karma Police
Street Spirit (Fade Out)
Hmmm...
While my anxiety issues are getting better, my lady-friend is trying to push me into going to a concert with her. Whatever artist it would end up being, I think it would be my first since, I think, the With Teeth tour. Not sure...
Quote from: doom on March 01, 2012, 08:43:33 AM
Bloom
Little By Little
Staircase
Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
Morning Mr Magpie
Meeting in the Aisle
Pyramid Song
Nude
Identikit
Lotus Flower
There There
Feral
Idioteque
The Daily Mail
Bodysnatchers
Reckoner
Encore:
Separator
All I Need
Myxomatosis
Everything In Its Right Place
(True Love Waits intro)
Encore 2:
Give Up the Ghost
Karma Police
Street Spirit (Fade Out)
fucking sweet setlist.
i'm trying to score pre-sale tix. they're coming in june!
i think i might miss saul because i work and the other guy can't take off that night.
boooo.
I just bought my ticket for a metal show in Portland... (It's for my friends bday. I haven't heard of any of the bands that are playing...) This should be interesting...
So! Soundwave was a clusterfuck! I had issues with getting the ticket in the first place, then on the day got misdirected to stage 4 instead of stage 2, standing listening to Shadows Fall and Meshuggah and Coal Chamber and missed the one band I really went to see (Alter Bridge) Bah!
I rock!!! :rock:
seeing radiohead in june! whooooooooooooooooooooooo!
YOU GOT THE PRESALE! :rock:
so worth it.
apparently there were people that paid twice what i did for the same ticket off some other website where the ticket is electronic and on a debit card of sorts. i was baffled when they showed it to me.
Puscifer last night...it was good but not great
Just got tickets to see Garbage in May. :)
rammstein is coming next month and i just found out about it. :'( (white people problems)
I want to go see Arctic Monkeys again, but it looks like they are opening up for the Black Keys. meh.
It kind of pisses me off that the only time the Monkeys come here is opening for some other band. They could easily sell out The Fillmore 2 nights in a row, but they never headline here.
Quote from: kristin on March 21, 2012, 06:01:57 PM
Just got tickets to see Garbage in May. :)
Shirley manson will forever be a terminator in my mind :lol:
r00 I'll think of you if I get to the black keys show early enough to see the opener :P
(i would ask why you don't just suck it up and get in on the awesome blues action but I know how expensive the tickets were...)
Haha glad to know you are going. :rock:
The Black Keys are one of those bands that I can respect the talent, but I have just never got into. No clicky.
Quote from: r00 on March 22, 2012, 06:53:57 AM
The Black Keys are one of those bands that I can respect the talent, but I have just never got into. No clicky.
same.
I was pretty meh about them until I picked up a few albums and realized their best stuff was never released as singles...I'm also a sucker for bluesey stuff ^-^
Which is your favourite album of theirs? Maybe I'll give them another chance.
attack and release is their best imo, brothers is a close second once you get past the few radio friendly tracks
attack and release. easily
Quote from: doom on March 09, 2012, 06:47:21 PM
YOU GOT THE PRESALE! :rock:
so worth it.
apparently there were people that paid twice what i did for the same ticket off some other website where the ticket is electronic and on a debit card of sorts. i was baffled when they showed it to me.
yea pretty stoked. i think i paid like 4 or 5 dollars more with the presale than if i woulda gone with the local dealymo (xchange rate and stuff) but it's fucking radiohead and a guarantee for tix so it IS so worth it.
i unfortunately had to miss saul due to work. pity.
I saw Soundgarden about a month ago and they were actually really good.
saw Rammstein last night.
the pyrotechnics were amazing.
at one point the singer wore large angel wings that had flame throwers at the tips.
there was also alot of confetti, s&m undertone, a dick cannon that blasted foam on the audience,
and again, SO MUCH FIRE.
really an amazing show. one of the best i've ever been to.
i keep hearing that about rammstein. hmm.
so stoked that i got fiona apple tickets. also will be getting a uterus to celebrate such a feat in gheyness.
The black keys show last night was excellent, even B really enjoyed it :)
Did Arctic Monkeys open for them? If so, how were they?
meh not really my thing, they played for almost an hour though! I think their sound would be more suited to a smaller venue.
Going to see Garbage tonight. I haven't seen them live since the late 90s, I'm curious to hear how they sound. It's a small (just under 1000) venue, so it's the perfect setting.
Nice!
Yeah Wow! Kristin... how were the new album songs?
today is:
RADIOHEAD RADIOHEAD RADIOHEAD
SOLD OUT SHOW.
THIS IS WHY I PRE-SALE THINGS.
WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-OOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
first time i ever seen em, and really dig limbs. and their recent setlists have been mindblowingly awesome.
http://followthemaround.com/
did other lives open?
nah. caribou! real good band from manitoba.
show was great. played more mellow tracks than they apparently did in jersey (and that jersey setlist looked sick)... but the show still kicked massive amounts of ass.
unfortunately their drum tech got crushed to death in toronto preppin for show the next day.
which made that show the night before all the more poignant and sad.
real bummer. rough way for anyone to go. especially when everyone in the band and and crew seemed to really enjoy the hell out of what they were doing.
major bummer.
fiona apple up next on july 3rd.
Amon Tobin is going on tour again. And there is a show in Seattle. I want to go. THEN I looked at ticket prices. 224.50? For one fucking ticket? I mean I really like him. But not for that much... It does come with a box set. However there isn't an option to not get the box set and just go to the show... Fucking suck.
However, Mono just put out tour dates. Maybe I could see them live.
Morrissey coming to Iowa in October, playing at the venue famous for hosting Buddy Holly's last concert. May try to go, not sure.
Saul Williams is doing a poetry reading here the 17! I'm going ticks have been bought and time off from work.
Sep 15 Atmosphere play here. I'm gona try and swing that... I haven't bought ticks or asked to change work times so I can.
Mono (Japan) will be here Oct 2nd. I am gona go to that show as well. I might take a few extra days off and go around town or something...
Doug Stanhope tweeted and posted on fb about doing shows in Oct. Really hoping he comes to Seattle.
So the Atmosphere show sold out. Which makes me sad.
I will find out tomorrow if I got the time off for Mono And Deftones are also here both shows in October. I even took vacation time so I think I'm gona try to get a new tattoo as well during my time off.
No Stanhope tour for C@tle yet. HOWEVER SAUL WILLIAMS IS TONIGHT! While I am a bit sad that it's a poetry reading instead of a music thing. I'm also happy for the same reason...
I also got the time off for Mono and Deftones. While I can't say I'm huge on Deftones I still want to go to the show. One of my friends from HS (that I liked then, and still like now. Might be coming up for it if he can swing it.) Deftones have the guitarist from System of a Down as an opener. Scars on Broadway. Not gona lie, I fucking hate his voice. I liked the first SOAD album, the last few were shit. SO I might be boozing during that part... MONO is gona be fucking amazing. I really hope they play The Kidnapper Bell. Their new album is really beautiful more so then their others. So even if they don't play the song the show will still be amazing.
Saul was fucking amazing.
That's all.
you are going to have access to so many awesome shows now.
Thank the jeebus, my wife got the time off from work necessary for us to head up to Saskatoon for Rush! Can't wait, Clockwork Angels kicks a hell of a lot of ass. Those tunes are going to be awesome live.
nice! I haven't seen Rush since Roll the Bones tour.
This'll be my third time seeing them, and my wife's first. Saw them in Calgary for the Vapour Trails tour, and they actually hit Regina for the Snakes and Arrows tour. They seem to like touring their home country pretty thoroughly, and you won't hear me complaining about it!
If you get the chance, see them this time around. They're still at the absolute apex of their game. I just hope "Closer to the Heart" gets put back into the setlist. I know its a tad cheesy, but a Rush show just doesn't feel the same without it, and they left it off the setlists for a few years because they were just plain tired of playing it.
Quote from: r00 on September 18, 2012, 06:56:43 AM
you are going to have access to so many awesome shows now.
Hells ya I am. Like I have already missed more shows then I have even thought about going to while I lived in Pendleton. Due to the traveling and getting time off from work. Now I just have to ask for the day after and day of. And bam. Bus to the venue and I'm fucking set.
SWEET on the Rush Show Goose!
PIL in oct.
The Who (kinda) doing Quadrophenia (with the original keyboardist) in Nov. The who's one of those bands i've listened to forever. really fell in love with them in HS, and when I eventually heard Quad I hated it. Took me some years later to relisten to it and have it click, and it's easily one of my fave all time Who recordings. I had a chance to see em like 15 years ago and I have kicked myself for not doing so, especially with Entwistle passing awhile later. SO yeah, I ain't missing this one.
Last night was MONO. They did their newest album For My Parents. My mind was blown like Dwyer's, less messy. But it was such an amazing show. And they didn't fuck around they came up and played, they paused a bit after each song for us to cheer them on. But they went right into the next song. One of the guitarist played like no fucking other. He was dripping sweat at like the mid point of the first song, by the end of the show his shirt was soaked. He also broke a string and replaced it hella fast. Like with in a minute and a half and it tuned and was waiting for his part to start. But he played from his heart. The rest of the group played really well to, like I'm still blown away by how amazing and how much music 4 people could put out. It was one of the most intense things I have every seen/heard. And the album doesn't sound as good now. Like I still think it's great. But after seeing them play it live, it just isn't the same... I really think they may have ruined live shows for me. They had no stage art, nothing crazy, just three dudes and one chick playing.
Also the opener was Chris Brokaw, he was a one man show just sang and guitar. It was good. All in all I had an amazing time.
sounds good, aaron! That's exactly why I got into collecting bootlegs. I found the live performance (and live versions of songs) better than the album recordings in a lot of cases. I would run over to dimeadozen.org because it looks like the audio to your show is already up there! 8)
---------------------------<snip>--------------------------
Mono + Chris Brokaw
Tuesday, Otober 2, 2012
Crocodile Cafe
Seattle, Washington, USA
Lineage: HLSC --> LS-10 (SDHC) --> Onboard Card-Reader --> Audacity --> CDWave --> FLAC Frontend
Chris Brokaw Setlist:
01 - [Intro]
02 - Exemption
03 -
04 -
05 - Into The Woods
06 - [Choices]
07 - Crooked
08 - California
09 -
10 - Dresden Promenade
11 - Anacordia
Running Time: 38:31
Mono Setlist:
01 - Legend
03 - Nostalgia
04 - Dream Odyssey
05 - Pure As Snow
06 - Follow The Map
07 - Unseen Harbor
09 - Ashes In The Snow
10 - Everlasting Light
Running Time: 92:09
Shit ya. It just finished dling. Thanks r00.
Doug Stanhope will be here the 8th of November. Tickets have been bought. Just need to get that day and the day after off... Can't fucking wait.
If anyone is in Chicago on January 12, Chris Connelly and Shirley Manson are putting on a tribute show (http://chrisconnelly.com/news/news/2012/10/sons-of-the-silent-age-a-band-honoring-the-music-and-aesthetic-of-david-bowie/) to David Bowie. Wish I could make it....
Getting tickets to see The Musical Box (http://themusicalbox.net/) next month. I'm so excited, I wet a little. ^-^
drone
Got back from Deftones a bit ago. The show kicked ass. The openers Scars on Broadway were better then I thought they would be (it's the guitarist from System of a Down new band. He does all the singing. And part of my hate for the newest SOAD cds was his vocals, and they were terrible albums.) BUT they weren't bad. Not great, I wouldn't pay money to see them live. (Like as in the headliners) But they did a good show, and his voice has either changed, or he just sang really oddly in SOAD?) He also danced around on stage a bit, was cool kinda funny.
But the Deftones. They fucking rocked. I know one of their songs by name. "Passenger" And only cuz the Nard is on it. They played it live, other wise I didn't know any of their songs. Well by name, I played through their discog the last few weeks. But it was a great show!
Also the Showbox Sodo the bar had spendy drinks, but they made them super strong SO all in all worth it. My drink was like three shots of Hennessey and a splash of sprite. 9 bucks, BUT it was REALLY strong, so it wasn't that spendy.
EDIT. They got a set list put up. now I know what I listened to!
http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/deftones/2012/the-showbox-sodo-seattle-wa-bdd15fa.html
the who doing quadrophenia next tuesday!
whooo.
The Musical Box tonight! Shiny nickel I'm going to be the youngest person there. Ask me if I care. :)
drone
holy shit pete townshend still knows how to fuckin play badass guitar.
that was one awesome show. really choked up at parts
Saw Death Grips tonight. Err yesterday whatever.
There is a Taco Del Mar close to the show and my friend and I go there before the show (well the two times we have seen a show there. Mono and this one) While walking there I looked into the venue and I could see the main group doing a sound check which was hella cool. I couldn't hear it well enough (I could hear music, but it was super distorted. being across the street and outside the building.)
Fucking amazing show. The opener was good they had issues with the mic not working but switched it out and then everything was fine. It would cut out while he was talking/uh singing?
Then Death grips. Drummer had a base drum and then a snare and a tom (or maybe two toms/snares?) Either way, I was more then impressed with the smallness of his set up. (Zach Hill is the drummer he drums like a crazy man on meth.) He fucking rocked. He also didn't fuck around when it came to hitting the drums, he beat the shit out of them. (The live vids I have seen don't do him justice.) The singer DJ Ride was very good. He is cut super well. Like six pack abs for days. While their set was short it was super high energy. SUPER high energy. The singer moved around a ton and was awesome to see. For the most part their lyrics/albums in general are concept albums in that its all about a crazy guy and what he does. However it's also really intelligent as well. And he acted the part well. People moshed a lot, which wasn't bad, there was one douche bag that got taken out. (either he was REALLY drunk and would fall back for like 15 feet uh... 3ish meters. or just a fucking asshole.) All in all it was an amazing show. It was great when they took the stage they both had coats and shirts on, both came off and they told the music guy to turn off the house sound and then they started.
Their music isn't for everyone. It's very harsh and abrasive as far as the beats go. But I love it.
Who has two thumbs and just bought tickets to see Neurosis and Tomahawk (Jan 5th and Feb 12th) THIS GUY!
I love being up here, I can buy tickets to shows and not have to worry about traveling 5ish hours to get here and then go back and everything else.
I saw this coming. haha! I knew the second you moved to Seattle you would start seeing several shows a month at least! 8-)
Ya. Well I have maintained at lest one show a month. (however this month won't be happening. Alt J show sold out... :( )
But ya, it's so much easier. And cheaper, I don't have to worry about all my meals for when I'm not at home, and gas to get up here and what not. Just a bus away...
Also one of the venues here has a lot of small time (unknowns, I really don't want to say indie but small bands...) And the tickets are super cheap. like 10 bucks and then the fee's (since it isn't ticket master they are like 5 bucks. Some are even less...)
But ya, moving to Seattle= going to way more shows. For bands that I like but not quite enough to drive 10 hours (round trip) to see... Now a twenty minute bus ride and I'm there.
They're playing here in April too and it sold out :( I had no idea they would sell out that venue so I didn't check for tickets until a few hours after the sale time :(
NEUROSIS IN 3 DAYS WOOOOOHOOOOOO!!!!! Can't Wait!!!!!
Lucky you. Neurosis are one of the best live acts around. Be sure to post a review.
Ya. I'm sure they are. I just hope they don't ruin their albums for me. and ya, I will post a review... Really digging their newest album btw...
So the show was awesome. They had three openers. Only one band that I really liked. The other two were good, just not really my cup of tea.
I missed the last bus home for the night. So I ended up walking home. 7.6 miles or 12.23 KM for you metric fans... BUT the show. After the last opener they got everything set up for Neurosis. All the band came on stage to make sure every was set up right and tuned right. Then they left (two were wearing hoodies, but I saw who they really were.) Then they left and the lights went dark. They came on stage and right when they started lights on bright. It was fucking LOUD. They didn't say anything other then play their songs. Like no greetings no thanks just played and then walked off. They played some of the slower songs from the new album. Which are amazing both on the album and live. They seemed to sound different live. Might have just been cuz they were playing them all sooooo loud, and I was feeling it and hearing it... The show was packed. People moshed to the openers not as much to Neurosis. It was a great show. No thrills, like there was no art on stage, not even a banner that said Neurosis. Just them playing. and they fucking rocked. The bassist was great to watch, dude played his ass off. And seeing all three of them sing was really nice. They fixed the mixing issues from the openers and not really hearing the vocals, or they were lost in the mix. But everything was great and very clear for Neurosis...
EDIT. Set list for the show. http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/neurosis/2013/showbox-at-the-market-seattle-wa-1bdbb9ec.html
I can say for sure that other then the MONO show, I haven't ever seen a band pore them selves into their show like they did. Even now, I'm still blown away by them... They didn't ruin their albums for me (like MONO did). But damn...
Interesting, thanks.
They have previously used elaborate videos, lights, etc in their shows, so I was surprised to hear how stripped back it was. That sort of fits with the nature of the most recent album, though. The setlist is also very different to the show I saw, but that was some time ago now. That show had a lo from A Sun That Never Sets, even though it wasn't the most recent album at the time. Hope they come around here sometime soon.
That 1 Guy is gona be here in May. Dude is fucking awesome. And tickets are cheap!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wGMsOhaPJs
saw Jeff Mangum (NEutral Milk Hotel) on Saturday night. It was a dream come true.
Accoustic
Oh Comely
Holland, 1945
Gardenhead/Leave Me Alone
Engine
Two-Headed Boy
The King of Carrot Flowers Part 1
King of Carrot Flowers, Pts. 2 & 3
I Love the Living You (Roky Erickson cover)
Oh Sister
In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
Naomi
Ghost
Encore:
Two-Headed Boy Pt. 2
Not a concert but picked up tickets to see Bob Saget on Feb 15. YES
filthy! :lol:
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I'm an entry level hipster :lol:
Tomahawk in a few days WOOOOOOOHOOOOOOO!!!!
Flogging Molly is playing here in March (12th) Not 100% sure I will be going. BUT I'm pretty sure I will be. (More or less if I get a new job and can't swing it...)
Also Tech N9ne is gona be here in April. One of my friends from Pendleton will be coming up for the show. He is playing two days, and while we talked about it today we didn't really set anything in stone about which date we will be going... (I can afford to go to both, BUT not really sure I want to spend that much on him.) There is one opener that is different each night. But the main people I would want to see (Brotha Lynch Hung mostly... Err really just him and Tech. Hell More him then Tech...) Are the same both nights. And I don't think they will have a different set list for each night. Maybe a song or two. But not a setlist worth... (also I want my friend to go so I'm not the only white person there...)
ALSO KMFDM is gona be here in March... And I have never been that big on them. GRANTED I haven't listened to much of their stuff. But are they still good? Or have they pulled a Manson and lost all relevance a few years ago? Granted since I don't know much of their music as long as the show is good I will be happy...
The opener was Retox. Good band. I wish the vocals were a lot louder in the mix. They were washed in so much I couldn't even hear him at all (let alone what he was saying...) they were really good. They had shit will timed. I was buy the bassist. And he didn't fuck around. He played with a pick for most of it, but a few songs he slapped/just used his hand. He was bleeding by a few songs in. Impressive stuff. His bass was white so it showed the blood really well...
Tomahawk was fucking awesome. This was their first show after they put out the album. So a lot of the songs were new to us. like IOU (which was fucking awesome. They even commented about doing it again for us. And I don't think they were joking). They played my favorites God Hates a Coward, Laredo, and Flash back (and lots of others, but those were the make my night songs) They played a good mix of old and new. And for old men they rocked pretty damn hard (Mike made fun of them all night. Like commenting that it had been 10 years since they were last there.) And after IOU he asked a guy that looked like the singer from Judas Priest if he wanted to hear the song again. (He didn't :( ) And then he commented about that he was only 18 up there. His mic stand also wouldn't stay up it would bend over a lot. Like instead of a slight bend it would be a U shape. So at one point when he needed both hands he kneeled down to sing and do stuff with his hands. It was cool as shit to see them live. Mike put in his energy like I have seen on youtube. They did 2 encores. Two songs then left, then came back for one more. A more country song. It was a fucking GREAT show. And I didn't have to walk home. So that makes it even sweeter!
Odd things about the show...
People smoked pot, at the show. BUT it's legal here now. So whateves. People had some fucking horrid BO. It was by far the worst show as far as BO goes. There was a dude that got right in front of me. (he didn't stink thank god) There was a really beautiful chick next to us (dude in front and me) taps her and points in front so she goes there And dude taps her a lot. Like Thumbs up and shit. Dude also had an "oo" face (say foooooooooood" The ooo part that was him for most the show. Also tapping random people around and doing thumbs up to them. (he didn't know beautiful chick, he tapped her and points away he leaves she doesn't. She also had a "WTF" look when he walked a bit away.) He would also do the rock fist only not all the way and would hold his hand together while doing it. (All in all a really weird as fuck dude) I also had someone that wasn't even as tall as my chest that was a one chick mosh pit, she was fucking awesome. There was also a 40ish dude with out a shirt that was moshing. He was sweaty, and icky... One person had their had more or less wedged in my pit for most the night. Which I think freaked my out a lot more then anything else... Not gona llie...
just got my deftones tickets. :rock:
kinda considering the postal service, for nostalgic reasons
I think you would :lol:
Picked up some Alt-J tickets for September. Not too pricey, awesome small venue, row 16 :)
Mindless Self Indulgence on the 30th here. WOOO. Can't wait. Gona be awesome.
The Melvins are here in August and Godspeed you! Black Emperor are here in September. I really want to see both of them as well.
Quote from: doom on February 19, 2013, 03:34:55 PM
kinda considering the postal service, for nostalgic reasons
I haven't listened to them much, but I watched their Coachella performance and it was well done.
The Melvins, Godspeed you! Black Emperor, Aesop Rock, Five Iron Frenzy. Shows coming up soon that I will be going to. (as long as I get the time off. Which really shouldn't be to big a problem. I hope.)
I find it really irritating when a band considers a festival date part of their tour. We wanted to see qotsa but they are playing a festival so the tickets for that day are over $100 each :hmm:
cold cave + boyd rice this friday
I went to see The Uncluded. (I just got back, I don't remember the last time I was up this late.)
The opener was good, I liked his music however fucker would step away from the mic and leave all the people on the balcony (aka over 21s) to not hear. It was kinda folkish (maybe) dude with a guitar and he sang. It wasn't bad, but I didn't think he was amazing either.
Then Uncluded. Which was really awesome. They played for awhile, and it was a good show. However two dudes were there and they were fucking drunk off their asses. They yelled Aesop Rock all the fucking time. AND Not like the end or the start of a song (which I wouldn't have minded as much...) But all threw the fucking songs. They fucking pissed me off. The bar tender had security come over and tell them to STFU or get kicked out. (I was hoping they would fuck up and get kicked out. BUT nope.)
All in all their music was folkish and a little rap mixed. It was good a very new combo. Very mellow music, but good stuff.
ALSO outside the venue they had posters of coming soon shows. and one was for MOTHERFUCKING GODFLESH. I was Pee my pants happy about that. Cuz while I do truly love me some Jesu, Godflesh is still an amazing show. And tickets are 25 bucks and then fees and shit so like 35 or less. EITHER way, cheapish. CAN NOT FUCKING WAIT! I get to see even more of my favorite bands. And in the coming years I will be seeing even more shows. OH FUCK YES.
March First SKINNY PUPPY SHOWBOX MARKET!!!! Tickets have been bought. Now I just have to wait.
March Sixth MOTHERFUCKING TOOL (In Portland, cuz they aren't hitting up Seattle cuz they hate me.) BUT Ticket has been bought and Bus fair is really cheap for round trip. (like 30 bucks and then if their is fees them as well.) OH YES. This will be my second Tool show. Can't wait.
Puppy was awesome.
Saw them in MTL & Toronto (and spent the next few days hanging with Dust <3).
Next up.
Gary Numan.
Atherton. (featuring pre-recorded dust beats, most likely)
Kraftwerk.
The Knife.
Oh, and all this concert going has really aggravated my tinnitus, so there you go.
If you suck at taking care of your ears you will suffer. We already knew this... but there there you go.
https://www.etymotic.com/hp/er20.html
Get those. I've been telling you to get them for years. Do it! DO IT!!!!
Both time off requests for GODFLESH and MONO have been denied. HOWEVER Since I've had the Godflesh ticket for months and I will be buying Mono soon. Fuck it. I don't need sleep. My friend bought his already, I'll just pull an all nighter. Godflesh has 3 openers so that show will be a very long one. I might take my shity old bike with me on the bus just in case I need to bike home I can, and I won't have to worry about my nice bike getting stolen...
For the record Tool was amazing. They played 3rd eye Pushit Ænema Lateralus (cuz its the best song ever.) It was a fucking great show,, the light show was amazing, and the band fucking killed it. Maynard was a bit off a few times but for it being almost 20 years later for some songs it's understandable... Makes me remember he is a human after all.
Wish me luck, y'all, when I venture forth in the wee hours of Friday morning to see if I can get a ticket to Before The Dawn...
At the GODFLESH show I got to have my pic taken with Justin. And it was fucking great. He was hella cool about it. And super nice. I thanked him for the pic and he thanked me back. I meet one of my hero's and he was better then I thought he would be. Super nice, kind and polite. Also his accent is awesome. Then he melted my fucking face with the music. It was fucking amazing.
Depeche Mode tix are really expensive. I had a chance for Row 11 Middle... but for 175 bux I want something within the first 5.
I know that's likely not gonna happen, but I like being risky.
Ah well, I tried. Here's hoping I find a way to get better than row M between now and september.
$175? That's fucking ridiculous
yeah :/
So I see that tool's dislike of Vancouver continues :-[
I didn't even no they were playing here and now it's sold out. :(
*know
Fuck it. Im pissed
I still see it as having tickets available. Just the 3rd and 4th level only.
yeah, at that point it's not worth it to see them behind the stage
Are they still using the same visuals as 10 years ago though? I would probably just cheap out and get the shitty seats so I can zone out to the tools. Less chance of being near that sweaty FUCKIN TOOOOOOL guy that way ;)
The cheapo seats are waaaaaay high tho... But yeah, I'll try the day of and see what gets released
Jelly
save the jelly till i actually get tix :p
they added a van show!
i'm still debating getting this shitty seat behind the stage...
Omgomgomg
i'm gonna be really pissed if i miss out on getting tix
They added a WA date. My friend is willing to go. But it's an outdoor venue, so IDK about that. (weather wise that is.) BUT I hope it means that the prices won't be too crazy high... I hope.
The gorge? The van tickets are $75-125 plus fees
Quote from: luna on March 21, 2017, 09:11:08 AM
The gorge? The van tickets are $75-125 plus fees
Ya, And that is about what I expect for price really...
I've never been but the gorge is supposed to be amazing
That's what I've heard, I hope the weather is good. (getting rained on won't stop me from listening enjoying. And it's not like I'm not used to getting wet.... )
$300 later and we are going to tool. This had better be a damn good show
That's what I paid, and that's what I think as well... The fees are stupid...
i wish i got tix. :(
Scalper?
Oh god that is extremely politically incorrect now isn't it. Ticket reseller?
I JUST GOT A FLOOR TICKET! LEGITIMATELY!
YAY!!!!
Omg you get to hang with sweaty tool guys!!!
But tool!
Pretty fuckin stoked. Haven't seen them in ten years so i dont even care what they play
I'm avoiding recent setlists so I can be surprised. They had better not be doing the same show as 7 years ago
I kinda just want all the songs that make me cry. I need a good emotional n cryfest.
Just no wings/10000 days please
Boooo!
tool was rad.
was goin thru some kinda bullshit tho that escalated to fullblown bullshit.
seeing apc in november tho. just snagged tix.
here's wondering what that bullshit will be like.
Tool was so good, omg. Like I will never get sick of seeing them live I Don't even care if there's never any new music. In true tool fashion there was a group of drunken douchebags right in front of us but that"s sort of tradition at this point
Ooh we're seeing apc too. B is sceptical and went on a rant about throwing money at all of 'nard's side projects but gave in eventually. I based my need to go purely on Jill's fb review of their may show
Fuck ya, TOOL was amazing.
I am waiting till Thursday (when tix go on sale for APC) I haven't seen them live before. I wish they had Paz with them. But eh. I'm sure it will be an amazing show.
HOLY FUCK REVCO MINUS AL IS PLAYING TORONTO
LUC VAN ACKER RICHARD 23 PAUL BARKER AND CHRIS FUCKING CONNELLY ARE PLAYING BIG SEXY LAND IN ITS ENTIRETY
HOLY FUCK
HOLY FUCK
You should totally make it here for the show dude. The Danforth Music Hall is like a two minute walk around the corner from my place.
Also, Gary Numan is coming back in December. 21st I think?
I went to Guns 'n Roses a week ago. It was significantly better than I was expecting. I didn't think Axl would actually still be capable of bringing his A-game vocally, but he did a lot better than expected. I also wasn't expecting them to cover "Black Hole Sun", let alone do it insanely well (like seriously, probably the best cover of that I've ever heard) and follow it with "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" for Cornell.
Omg jealous
QOTSA in January fuck yeah
speaking of live shows...
AL FINALLY RELEASED THE IN CASE YOU DIDN'T FEEL LIKE SHOWING UP LIVE SHOW WITHOUT OVERDUBS?!?!?!
https://ministryband.bandcamp.com/album/live-necronomicon
the only thing missing are the Jello Biafra spoken word bits, but holy shit, i never thought i'd see the day the unwiped ogre and connelly vocals would be present