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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: tdcpinoy on June 10, 2010, 10:30:42 am
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Who went to the show last night? It was great! Really good to see Matt Hollywood back. No encore but great set with older and newer material.
@redsock: The BJM show at DC9 a few years back was one of my favorite shows of all time. Thanks for booking it.
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Great show last night. The last time I saw them was backstage at the Black Cat and they were all doped up and fighting with each other. Much, much better this time.
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I thought is was just ok. They sounded great but just never really got over the top with it for me.
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These 4 brahs in front of me were totally wrecked and howling throughout the show. I'm surprised they didn't ice each other.
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Chaz, it was just you and me apparently at that show.
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Chaz, it was just you and me apparently at that show.
No, I was there with my friend Jon. He was definitely there too.
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I was there too. I thought they were pretty damn good. Highlights for me were Let Me Land Next To Your Flower, Anenome (really enjoyed this), Cabin Fever, and Servo. I agree an encore would've been cool, but it is what it is. All the hits sounded pretty good over all.
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I was there. First time seeing them. Enjoyed it. Having seen Dig! its nice to see them together, focused, tight . . . I think they would have benefitted from maybe fewer songs (since many sound so similar anyway) and more kind of extended psychodelic shoegaze lazer guided melody exploration within some songs . . . lots of guitar solos, but only a few times did they go deep (I think) . . . no complaints though
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@redsock: The BJM show at DC9 a few years back was one of my favorite shows of all time. Thanks for booking it.
Thanks, i have very few highlights from my promoter days, but that show is probably at the top.
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Planned encores are the lamest thing going in live music today. The note they ended on was perfect. With that said, I thought last night's show was solid. Very similar to last year's. I typically get annoyed with bands who exceed the 90-minute mark but this felt like a fast two hours to me.
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Another thing worth noting:
This is the first time I've seen a band with a new album out not play one song from that album while touring for its release.
I guess they never worked out live arrangements for the mostly electronically oriented Who Killed Sgt. Pepper? songs.
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Yeah I noticed that as well. The first track they did (with Hollywood on the small drum) sounded like the first track on WKSP, but I couldn't tell for sure.
They also didn't play anything from My Bloody Underground, right?
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No, that was Super-sonic off Give it Back. And no, nothing off MBU either.