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- CommentAuthoricelandbob
- CommentTimeNov 24th 2009
@Dan Kelly
you´re off to see Ned´s atomic dustbin! I hate you much! Hmmmhmhpf!!
Is this the yearly get together concert that they do at the Kentish town forum? -
@ joe.distort / celan - thanks a bunch!
@ dorkmuffin - I have heard the name Coultron.. isnt he popular on the interwebs? Might be a fun show. Whats World Cafe's policy on bringing photography gear? -
@IcelandBob
Last year was the first time that they'd played as the original lineup since 1995. They'd done a few gigs in the intervening years with a different line up.
That was one of the last gig's at London's Astoria.
This year they're playing at Shepherd's Bush, and played earlier in the year at Wolverhampton Wulfrun hall
Godfodder in full this year... -
The last two shows I went to were P.O.S. and Brother Ali, both at First Ave. I'll be seeing some local bands on my birthday too (Friday). We love our local shit up here...
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- CommentAuthorNoCleverUserName
- CommentTimeNov 25th 2009
Rob Zombie. T minus 2h 41m. -
After the Pixies show you could by a 2-disc CD recording of THE SHOW YOU JUST WATCHED. Amazing. Unique. I got, like, #108/1000. $25.
They played all of Doolittle and the B-sides, plus some singles from other albums in the second encore. The second encore is the only thing that changes night to night in their 3 NYC shows, I beleive. -
- CommentAuthorshining_lion
- CommentTimeNov 26th 2009
Sonny--Nice to see another Minnesotan here. :) Which Ali show did you catch? The family and I were at the Friday show, and that was amazing. -
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I'm not going to Propagandhi tomorrow, I just can't afford it, especially as I saw them fairly recently, this is only made ok by the fact I'm going to see Random Hand and Dan Potthast next month instead :)
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Tonight, LIghtning Bolt.
Excuse me whilst I go vomit with joy.
(I post this now because I will be in no fit state to say anything about it after). -
Going to see Entombed in an hour ...
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- CommentAuthoricelandbob
- CommentTimeDec 9th 2009
@St. Wanger
Is that Entombed as in Swedish death metal Entombed? I saw them a few months ago when they came to iceland. they were crushingly brutal.... -
swa steve earle last night... whoa
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CommentAuthorjoe.distort
- CommentTimeDec 9th 2009
JIMMY EAT WORLD is playing a super secret show at a tiny diy venue tonight that they used to play all the time and is closing next week. i dont like them but,man, some people are gonna be punchin each other to get in there before it caps at 150 people.
so stoked to see the VANDALS play their christmas record on friday night, then the MINIBOSSES play the final rock show at above mentioned art gallery/venue on saturday. -
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@ icelandbob: Yeah, that "Original Swedish Death Metal AND Death'n'Roll inventors" Entombed. Saw 'em for something like the fifth time or so yesterday. The venue was on fire ...
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Saw Dir En Gray at the blender last month. Despite their questionable origins, they kick ass live. It was cute to see them lose it and grin like fools at the end of the show, due to the overwhelming reception. I guess "making it in USA" still holds some allure, even to the well established bands out there.
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@Joe.Distort
The Minibosses rule. I love their version of Castlevania III. Has more soul than the Advantage version methinks. -
Seeing the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club in March, the week before my birthday.
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I'm taking my 6 year old to the Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs tomorrow night, she's pretty excited about it. I have tickets to the Pixies in March and I'm pretty excited about that.
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- CommentAuthordanielhrobbins
- CommentTimeJan 9th 2010
Just got my ticket to see Tortoise locally at an itty bitty bar. Should be great. I've seen them a few times before, and they were honestly the best show I've ever seen ... it was the first time I left a "rock" concert feeling as if I had just seen "musicians," if that makes sense. Not that other bands aren't ... I guess what I'm saying is that I had the same sense of bewilderment I would have had leaving a symphony, or an old jazz band. They are the only band I know of who can have four guys playing one set of huge vibes, and make it rawk. The way they constantly change instruments and roles, and reproduce every sound on the albums ... its impressive. Plus, when you walk into a bar and on stage are 2 big drum sets, both at the very front of the stage, you know its going to kick ass. Show is about a month away; I'll report on its ass-kicking-ness.