I dunno, maybe you're REALLY chaming and handsome.
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tim said:I would have liked it if I had never heard any "post rock"/ lets bring back 80's jangly guitar music.
Just seemed like people getting in on whats going on in the mainstream right now with a spead up "a silver mt. zion" influence.
Foo Fighters were shit except for the acoustic song Dave did alone. I liked that.
Black Eyed Peas had lots of energy.
Anybody remember when Phantom used to play them back when they weren't massive? Very different sounding.
One of us said:Nugs, they do a lot of instrument swapping, and at one stage during neighbourhood they had a second drummer in a crash helmet walloping a cymbal or two. Not for all that long though
das nugs said:hmmm. defo saw them before with at least two percussianists in crash helmets, playing some random bits of metal and some cymbals and eachothers crash helmets(!), and there didn't seem to be fewer other instruments on the go. i might be wrong/unwell
i've heard illinois, michigan and milk man not apple o'....who are the others?old said:Saw one song. Still don't like 'em. Heard the LP a ton of times.
Music for Frames and maybe Waterboys fans.
The last Foo Fighters song was quite rocking.
Have you listened to: Farewell Sorrow, Suicide Invoice, Illinois, Michigan, Permission To Land, Apple O, Vespertine, Tripper, Go Forth and Amplify...
One of us said:Went to the astoria gig too. From the album I'd the idea that they were flaming lips vintage- veterans who'd been knocking around in different bands for years and had finally gotten their shit together. No clue that they were so young and so, I don't know, precocious. It looked like the royal tennenbaums had put a band together. You wanted to protect them as much as cheer them on. They were class, though.
Nugs, they do a lot of instrument swapping, and at one stage during neighbourhood they had a second drummer in a crash helmet walloping a cymbal or two. Not for all that long though.
Unicron, do you know the name of the cover they did on the night? It's doing my head in even now...
Unicron said:They didn't play any covers, they did 2 songs, "No Cars Go" and "Old Flame" from the EP. I think they did say that the former was and old song so you're probably thinking of the latter.
And they are young, I think Win is about 24, Regine is late 20's (28?), Will (who is still in college and doing exams at the minute and wasn't on the tour) is 21-22, dunno about the rest.
You liked Final Fantasy? I missed the chance to buy his album but a friend picked me up a copy at the Amsterdam gig and is posting it over. Apparently it's different to the one guy, his violin and a loop pedal stuff that he played live.
coast to coast said:i've heard illinois, michigan and milk man not apple o'....who are the others?
One of us said:To be honest, I was in two minds about him. I didn't realise he was a mate of the band's, and thought it was just a self-consciously hip choice of support- if you liked the kooky chick with a harp, check out the geeky guy with a violin. And he hovered very close to self parody- a floppy haired guy screaming fuck you into the violin pick-up was what got me thinking of wes anderson movies in the first place. Having said that, I did start to warm to him and the looping was pretty smart. Him and yer wan were brilliant during the main set as well.
Have to disagree with you though on one point. Coast to coast is right- they did indeed play this must be the place by Talking Heads. Thank you! It was about the third song in?
Unicron said:I like the kooky chick with the harp, and I did like the geeky guy with the violin and I really liked the geeky guy covering the kooky chick.
Not trying to start a fight over it or anything but I can't remember a cover, this is a part of a post taken from a board of a fan site made by someone who got the set list after the gig:
My friend kindly grabbed me a setlist:
LAIKA
NO CARS GO
HAITA
OLD FLAME
7 KETTLES
CROWN OF LOVE
NEIGHBOURHOOD (as in 'tunnels')
FRENCH SONG (surely they don't refer themselves to une anne sans lumiere as french song?!?!)
POWER OUT
REBELLION
encore:
WAKE UP
BACKSEAT
Maybe they decided to play it on the spur of the moment so thats why it's not on the list.
Edit: Just listened to the cbc session where they played Naive Melody and Old Fame on the EP and the songs are quite similar, I DO think you're thinking of Old Flame.
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