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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: killsaly on October 03, 2008, 06:00:00 pm
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Anyone know set times?
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Roughly doors 9, Frank Fairfield 9:45, Fleet Foxes 10:45.
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They were very good at Austin City Limits, but I don't know about those $100 craigslist tickets...
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100? Damn. Good thing i bought early
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A friend found one outside the venue for 10 tonight.
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Originally posted by azaghal1981:
A friend found one outside the venue for 10 tonight.
Was it worth it?
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Where was the show last night? I didn't know they were in the area again. Oh well catch them some other time.
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Black Cat again.
And yes, it was well worth the $10. Those tight vocal harmonies just keep getting tighter. They played just about all of the album with the exception of a song or two, most of the EP, a couple covers and a brand new song. It was also the longest of the three sets they played there this year, clocking in at about 85 minutes.
The crowd was worthless, however. The opener was this very talented acoustic fingerpicker/fiddle player/blues singer who got completely drowned out by a room of classless morons who displayed some of the most horrible disrespect by a concert crowd I've ever been witness to.
This has been an ongoing trend at the BC as of late, though. If you're an opener and are not playing electric, chances are you won't be heard.
Damon and Naomi opening for Boris and Marla Hanson opening for Jens Lekman are two other somewhat recent examples off the top of my head. Neither came close to the disgusting display of last night's crowd, though.
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People ignored their opener last time as well, but they totally sucked. I wish I could have made it last night. At least the Caps took a dump all over Philly.
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posted 10-04-2008 10:39 AM
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Black Cat again.
And yes, it was well worth the $10. Those tight vocal harmonies just keep getting tighter. They played just about all of the album with the exception of a song or two, most of the EP, a couple covers and a brand new song. It was also the longest of the three sets they played there this year, clocking in at about 85 minutes.
The crowd was worthless, however. The opener was this very talented acoustic fingerpicker/fiddle player/blues singer who got completely drowned out by a room of classless morons who displayed some of the most horrible disrespect by a concert crowd I've ever been witness to.
This has been an ongoing trend at the BC as of late, though. If you're an opener and are not playing electric, chances are you won't be heard.
Damon and Naomi opening for Boris and Marla Hanson opening for Jens Lekman are two other somewhat recent examples off the top of my head. Neither came close to the disgusting display of last night's crowd, though.
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Saw Luna at the Cat a few years ago and felt the same way about the crowd-constant chatter all around me when the band was on stage...very disconcerting