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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: slappy on September 19, 2003, 06:12:00 pm
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I don't see this posted yet?
Got this from the B&S mailing list.
Sun-Oct-26 Atlanta, GA Tabernacle
Mon-Oct-27 Durham, NC Carolina Theatre
Tue-Oct-28 Washington, DC 930 Club - Tickets onsale *now* at
http://www.tickets.com/browseother.cgi?minpid=5232466 (http://www.tickets.com/browseother.cgi?minpid=5232466)
Thu-Oct-30 Chicago, IL Congress Theatre
Sun-Nov-02 Austin, TX The Backyard
Tue-Nov-04 Lawrence, KS Liberty Hall
Wed-Nov-05 St. Louis, MO The Pageant
Thu-Nov-06 Columbus, OH Mershon Auditorium
Fri-Nov-07 Detroit, MI State Theatre
Sat-Nov-08 Toronto, ON Massey Hall
Mon-Nov-10 New York, NY Town Hall
Tue-Nov-11 New York, NY Town Hall
Wed-Nov-12 Northampton, MA Calvin Theatre
Thu-Nov-13 Boston, MA Orpheum Theatre
Fri-Nov-14 Philadelphia, PA Tower Theatre
We wanted to announce all the ticket details in one go, but unfortunately
the promoter in DC has jumped the gun and forced our hand. We should have
ticket information for all other venues on Monday, the hurricane has
prevented us from supplying you with these details today
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Are you blind? It's been posted for three days now. Theres even been other thread's about it.
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dry humor is fun!
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Just bought my ticket today, hurrah! For once, DC has totally lucked out--did anyone else notice that so many of the venues in other cities (Boston, NY, not sure about the Tower Theatre in Philly...) are seated? B&S were amazing last time they were here, but Constitution Hall was such a drag. I can't wait to shake my rump and not have to worry about the snarky "sit down!" people around me.
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I'm not sure wha's so special about standing up for several hours crunched into a bunch of smoking people who you don't even know, unable to stretch your body. My legs get so fucking stiff, thus I don't goto many 9:30 shows.
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Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
My legs get so fucking stiff, thus I don't goto many 9:30 shows.
dammit i'm so disappointed...............i didn't think that was your leg........... :(
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Rhett, this is one show you'll be sorry to miss...Belle and Sebastian are easily one of the best bands I've EVER seen! I wouldn't miss this one for the world.
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Originally posted by bunnyman:
Rhett, this is one show you'll be sorry to miss...Belle and Sebastian are easily one of the best bands I've EVER seen! I wouldn't miss this one for the world.
Well i guess i'll be sorry also.
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I have class on Tuesday nights. Otherwise, we'd probably go. This would be a show worth putting up with the discomfort for.
I was only saying that I'd prefer seeing them at a sit down, non-smoking venue where people aren't on top of each other.
Originally posted by bunnyman:
Rhett, this is one show you'll be sorry to miss...Belle and Sebastian are easily one of the best bands I've EVER seen! I wouldn't miss this one for the world.
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I don't blame you...I saw them at the old Black Cat and it was great and worth putting up with. At Constitution Hall, everyone wanted to get up and dance though, and the gestapo security was just downright mean to the audience. There was a whole lotta love going on...it was quite a shame because the audience was really up for a great show, which we got...but we felt compelled to sit down and it put a bit of a damper on it. But I will still remember that show as being nothing short of absolutely brilliant. I am so happy that they're coming back.
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*sniff* does nobody care that this is the same night as Aesop Rock, Lif and Murs at the Ottobar in Baltimore?
anyone?
apparently not. *grrr*
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It's true, the crowd was really antsy to dance, but there was a positive aspect to the DAR show -- the huge stage allowed for one hell of a stage set up and show. The light show was amazing (to the disappointment of the friend with me, who was having some migraine issues and the lights going out over the crowd were making her nuts...she wore sunglasses, to little avail.).
Originally posted by bunnyman:
I don't blame you...I saw them at the old Black Cat and it was great and worth putting up with. At Constitution Hall, everyone wanted to get up and dance though, and the gestapo security was just downright mean to the audience. There was a whole lotta love going on...it was quite a shame because the audience was really up for a great show, which we got...but we felt compelled to sit down and it put a bit of a damper on it. But I will still remember that show as being nothing short of absolutely brilliant. I am so happy that they're coming back.
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This show is going to sell out fast, isn't it...
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Originally posted by walkman:
Aesop Rock, Lif and Murs at the Ottobar in Baltimore?
WHO?
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Originally posted by bags:
This show is going to sell out fast, isn't it...
Not as fast as Marilyn Manson did.
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I guess that proves my theory that teenagers buy all the concert tickets.
Originally posted by Guiny:
Originally posted by bags:
This show is going to sell out fast, isn't it...
Not as fast as Marilyn Manson did. [/b]
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Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
I guess that proves my theory that teenagers buy all the concert tickets.
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how do you know it will be full of teenagers?
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Originally posted by Bubba:
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
I guess that proves my theory that teenagers buy all the concert tickets.
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how do you know it will be full of teenagers? [/QB][/QUOTE]
err, because it's Marilyn Manson!
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Originally posted by mankie:
Originally posted by Bubba:
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
I guess that proves my theory that teenagers buy all the concert tickets.
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how do you know it will be full of teenagers? [/b]
err, because it's Marilyn Manson! [/QB][/QUOTE]
Oh, come on. Some of the older ones have to be at least 20 by now. :roll:
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Teenagers and a few over 20's who suffer from various social and psychological dysfunctions.
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dont you think it would be at least mildly amusing to go.....
Some of the songs are not even completey terrible. "the beautiful people" is straight from the gary glitter book of songwriting.
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Originally posted by Bubba:
dont you think it would be at least mildly amusing to go.....
Some of the songs are not even completey terrible. "the beautiful people" is straight from the gary glitter book of songwriting.
Not even a $10 show for me but if I could get in for free and up for it, I wouldn't mind. I actually like some of his songs, like that drug song, which I have no clue what it's called. Others, I can't stand. (Not that I'm familiar with all that many of them.)
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I'd go to Andrew WK before I'd see MM.
Hell, I'd see Stryper before I'd see MM. Now that would be sort of amusing. MM would just be dumb.
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I like the 20 seconds of that Manson song that they play as the Caps skate onto the ice before a game....other than that, he's a friggin idiot, and his acne faced "sk8ter-bois" that are his fan base are welcome to him.
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I wouldn't pay money to see MM, but I suppose a few songs are OK. I'm glad I'm going to see Echo & the Bunnymen in NYC that night instead!
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Originally posted by bunnyman:
I'm going to see Echo & the Bunnymen in NYC that night instead!
TWAT! :mad:
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Well i'm sure ol' Marilyn is gonna lose sleep knowing that people on this board arent going to see him, i'm sure he'll cancel the concert knowing this cause you guys are just so important in his life.
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Originally posted by Guiny:
Well i'm sure ol' Marilyn is gonna lose sleep knowing that people on this board arent going to see him, i'm sure he'll cancel the concert knowing this cause you guys are just so important in his life.
Getting a little defensive of ol' Marilyn aren't you? Don't get your sk8board in a halfipe!
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We'l be in NYC that night, but we're holding out in hopes of getting tickets for the Subpop showcase that night.
Originally posted by bunnyman:
I wouldn't pay money to see MM, but I suppose a few songs are OK. I'm glad I'm going to see Echo & the Bunnymen in NYC that night instead!
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Originally posted by Guiny:
Well i'm sure ol' Marilyn is gonna lose sleep knowing that people on this board arent going to see him, i'm sure he'll cancel the concert knowing this cause you guys are just so important in his life.
R U one of those gross teenagers, Guiny?
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Originally posted by walkman:
*sniff* does nobody care that this is the same night as Aesop Rock, Lif and Murs at the Ottobar in Baltimore?
anyone?
apparently not. *grrr*
Definitely going to that one! :D October is shaping up to be a great month for hip-hop shows.
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Originally posted by mankie:
Originally posted by Guiny:
Well i'm sure ol' Marilyn is gonna lose sleep knowing that people on this board arent going to see him, i'm sure he'll cancel the concert knowing this cause you guys are just so important in his life.
Getting a little defensive of ol' Marilyn aren't you? Don't get your sk8board in a halfipe! [/b]
Well played, mank.
P.S. A little background reading on
Aesop Rock (http://pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/a/aesop-rock/labor-days.shtml)
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P.S. A little background reading on
Aesop Rock (http://pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/a/aesop-rock/labor-days.shtml) [/QB][/QUOTE]
Why dont you just give him a lil kiss on the cheek next time :)
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[/QUOTE]R U one of those gross teenagers, Guiny? [/QB][/QUOTE]
Maybe 15 years ago Celeste, now i'm just a violent 33 year old :cool:
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Originally posted by Guiny:
P.S. A little background reading on
Aesop Rock (http://pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/a/aesop-rock/labor-days.shtml)
Why dont you just give him a lil kiss on the cheek next time :) [/b]
Who, Aesop Rock?
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Originally posted by walkman:
Originally posted by Guiny:
P.S. A little background reading on
Aesop Rock (http://pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/a/aesop-rock/labor-days.shtml)
Why dont you just give him a lil kiss on the cheek next time :) [/b]
Who, Aesop Rock? [/b]
I think he's talking about your 9:30 dad.
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Will Aesop read one of his legendary fables during his performance? Har har har.
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Originally posted by thirsty moore:
Will Aesop read one of his legendary fables during his performance? Har har har.
I like the one about the bullfrog, the fox and the crack dealer.
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Originally posted by Moon Mullins:
Originally posted by walkman:
*sniff* does nobody care that this is the same night as Aesop Rock, Lif and Murs at the Ottobar in Baltimore?
anyone?
apparently not. *grrr*
Definitely going to that one! :D October is shaping up to be a great month for hip-hop shows. [/b]
Ace Rock, Hieroglyphics, Cannibal Ox, Peanut Butter Wolf, Raekwon, People Under the Stairs, Cunnilinguists AND Atmosphere all at the Ottobar? Whoa.
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Originally posted by walkman:
Ace Rock, Hieroglyphics, Cannibal Ox, Peanut Butter Wolf, Raekwon, People Under the Stairs, Cunnilinguists AND Atmosphere all at the Ottobar? Whoa. [/b]
What's this? A festival for shit band names....were's Exit Clov on the list?
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Talk about dumb names...I remember one group that called themselves Feargal Sharkey.
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Originally posted by walkman:
Originally posted by mankie:
Originally posted by Guiny:
Well i'm sure ol' Marilyn is gonna lose sleep knowing that people on this board arent going to see him, i'm sure he'll cancel the concert knowing this cause you guys are just so important in his life.
Getting a little defensive of ol' Marilyn aren't you? Don't get your sk8board in a halfipe! [/b]
Well played, mank.
P.S. A little background reading on
Aesop Rock (http://pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/a/aesop-rock/labor-days.shtml) [/b]
Ah, thanks for the link walkie....just more hippity hoppity garbage.
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man that guy hasn't aged well
http://www.radioauthority.org.uk/about-ra/biographies/feargal_sharkey.html (http://www.radioauthority.org.uk/about-ra/biographies/feargal_sharkey.html)
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Talk about dumb names...I remember one group that called themselves Feargal Sharkey.
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Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
man that guy hasn't aged well
http://www.radioauthority.org.uk/about-ra/biographies/feargal_sharkey.html (http://www.radioauthority.org.uk/about-ra/biographies/feargal_sharkey.html)
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Talk about dumb names...I remember one group that called themselves Feargal Sharkey.
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The group were the Undertones and Feargal Sharkey is actually the blokes name.
Randall, I wouldn't take the piss out of anybody else's name if I were you.....(or me for that matter!! :D )
If you saw him when he was with the Undertones...he doesn't look too bad now, relatively speaking! :eek:
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What is wrong with "Randall". That's quite a lovely name. Wish I had that name myself.
Originally posted by mankie:
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
man that guy hasn't aged well
http://www.radioauthority.org.uk/about-ra/biographies/feargal_sharkey.html (http://www.radioauthority.org.uk/about-ra/biographies/feargal_sharkey.html)
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Talk about dumb names...I remember one group that called themselves Feargal Sharkey.
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The group were the Undertones and Feargal Sharkey is actually the blokes name.
Randall, I wouldn't take the piss out of anybody else's name if I were you.....(or me for that matter!! :D )
If you saw him when he was with the Undertones...he doesn't look too bad now, relatively speaking! :eek: [/b]
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Originally posted by mankie:
Originally posted by walkman:
Originally posted by mankie:
Originally posted by Guiny:
Well i'm sure ol' Marilyn is gonna lose sleep knowing that people on this board arent going to see him, i'm sure he'll cancel the concert knowing this cause you guys are just so important in his life.
Getting a little defensive of ol' Marilyn aren't you? Don't get your sk8board in a halfipe! [/b]
Well played, mank.
P.S. A little background reading on
Aesop Rock (http://pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/a/aesop-rock/labor-days.shtml) [/b]
Ah, thanks for the link walkie....just more hippity hoppity garbage. [/b]
spoken like a true old white bloke. (Hippity Hoppity? Sounds like a talking rabbit in a british children's book).
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Originally posted by walkman:
Originally posted by mankie:
Originally posted by walkman:
Originally posted by mankie:
Originally posted by Guiny:
Well i'm sure ol' Marilyn is gonna lose sleep knowing that people on this board arent going to see him, i'm sure he'll cancel the concert knowing this cause you guys are just so important in his life.
Getting a little defensive of ol' Marilyn aren't you? Don't get your sk8board in a halfipe! [/b]
Well played, mank.
P.S. A little background reading on
Aesop Rock (http://pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/a/aesop-rock/labor-days.shtml) [/b]
Ah, thanks for the link walkie....just more hippity hoppity garbage. [/b]
spoken like a true old white bloke. (Hippity Hoppity? Sounds like a talking rabbit in a british children's book). [/b]
Call it what the fuck you want...it's still shite.
"music for the mentally challenged"