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Title: Mid-May shows
Post by: Bags on May 07, 2004, 06:25:00 pm
Similar to that faced in mid-April, it's an onslaught of shows.  Luckily I've spent nearly two weeks away from any music venues, so I should be well rested.
 
 I think I'm skipping Clinic, Destroyer, Mission of Burma and Neko Case due to conflicts...the MUST SEEs are Metric, Sloan, Bigger Lovers and WSC/Carlsonics.
 
 What are you going to?  Am I missing something I shuoldn't miss?
 
 - Clinic, BC (Sun, 5/9)
 - Cosmic Rough Riders, Iota (Mon, 5/10)
 - Destroyer, Iota (Tues, 5/11)
 - The Stills, Metric & Sea Ray, late show 9:30 (Wed, 5/12)
 - Sloan, BC (Thurs, 5/13)
 - Bigger Lovers, DC9, (Fri, 5/14)
 - Mission of Burma w/ Fiery Furnaces, (Sat, 5/15)
 - 50 Foot Wave, Iota (Sun, 5/16)
 - Neko Case, BC (Mon, 5/17)
 - Zero 7, (Wed, 5/19)
 - WSC and Carlsonics, BC (Fri, 5/21)
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: kosmo vinyl on May 07, 2004, 06:27:00 pm
the cosmic rough riders show has been switched to the velvet lounge on 5/20
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: walkman on May 07, 2004, 06:29:00 pm
my additions to the list:
 
 5/13 â?? TVOTR in baltimore
 5/14 â?? Q and Not U at the black cat
 5/20 â?? Subarachnoid Space at the warehouse
 5/23 â?? El Guapo and Et At It at the cat
 5/31 â?? Need New Body at the warehouse
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: ratioci nation on May 07, 2004, 06:49:00 pm
Clinic
 Black Cat
 5/9/2004 (Sun)
 
 SENTAI
 w/ Jeffrey Lewis
 Black Cat Backstage
 5/10/2004 (Mon)
 
 Destroyer
 w/ Frog Eyes
 Iota Club and Cafe
 5/11/2004 (Tue)
 
 Stills, The
 w/ Metric, Sea Ray
 9:30 Club
 5/12/2004 (Wed)
 
 Califone
 Iota Club and Cafe
 5/13/2004 (Thu)
 
 Q and not U
 w/ Mary Timony
 Black Cat
 5/14/2004 (Fri)
 
 Mission of Burma
 w/ The Fiery Furnaces
 9:30 Club
 5/15/2004 (Sat)
 
 Bowie, David
 w/ Stereophonics
 Patriot Center
 5/16/2004 (Sun)
 
 Carlsonics, The
 w/ Washington Social Club
 Black Cat
 5/21/2004 (Fri)
 
 Okkervil River
 w/ Shearwater
 Common Grounds
 5/22/2004 (Sat)
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: walkman on May 07, 2004, 07:18:00 pm
Quote
Originally posted by pollard:
 
 SENTAI
 w/ Jeffrey Lewis
 Black Cat Backstage
 5/10/2004 (Mon)
 
I saw them do a house show a little while ago, and they were excellent.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: snailhook on May 07, 2004, 07:38:00 pm
bags, i thought the neko case show was moved to june 15? did i hallucinate that?
 
 anyway, my show schedule:
 
 may 9: working eyedea & abilities
 may 10: BLONDIE!!!
 may 11: if i get out of work early enough, john renbourn & jacqui mcshee (of PENTANGLE) at jammin' java; if i work late, destroyer at iota
 may 12: working the stills
 may 13: either tv on the radio, califone, or tone at the warehouse
 may 14: shannon wright and enon at the ottobar, or maybe not seeing a show for once
 may 15: mission of burma
 may 16: working KRS-ONE and big daddy kane
 may 20: subarachnoid space at the warehouse
 may 22: sharron kraus, simon wickham-smith, and from quagmire at my house
 may 23: maybe el guapo and et at it
 may 25: glass candy and edie sedgwick at black cat backstage
 may 26: the hidden hand and ostinato at the warehouse
 may 28: YOB/earthride/unorthodox at the warehouse
 may 29-30: visions free jazz festival in NYC
 may 31: hella and need new body at the warehouse
 
 phew...looks like i'll be seeing walkie at a bunch of stuff. that is, if we get around to meeting each other.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Bombay Chutney on May 07, 2004, 08:10:00 pm
I've been laying low lately, but I've got these coming up:
 5/12 - The Evens @ The Warehouse
 5/14 - Q And Not U/Decahedron @ The Black Cat
 5/16 - David Bowie @ Patriot Center (if I can get a REALLY good ticket)
 5/21 - WSC/Carlsonics @ The Black Cat
 
 Maybes:
 5/15 - Mission of Burma @ 9:30
 6/3 - Maritime @ Black Cat
 6/18 - MC5 @ Black Cat
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Venerable Bede on May 07, 2004, 08:31:00 pm
Quote
Originally posted by snailhook:
  bags, i thought the neko case show was moved to june 15? did i hallucinate that?
 
 
nope. . you are right, neko case is moved to june 15.
 
 as for may. . let's see. . .yep, going to no shows this month.  if it was a weekend, i'd go to the supersuckers at ottobar.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: godsshoeshine on May 07, 2004, 08:37:00 pm
q and not u is a maybe. enon is playing in baltimore that same night. would love to see mission of burma, but looks like it may be a road trip weekend...
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: eltee on May 07, 2004, 10:19:00 pm
Anyone going to The Thrills @ BC on 5/22?
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: kosmo vinyl on May 07, 2004, 10:39:00 pm
kosmette and i are in for sloan and the bigyawn/bigger lovers/frauds show.... there are others will have to see how motivated i am when the show rolls around
 
 bebe you should come out and see the frauds at the big yawn event.  beer soaked poprawk ala the replacements, big star, foo fighters
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: joseph gray on May 07, 2004, 11:21:00 pm
Ummmm!!! I didn't notice clutch on your list of ahows to see, is this because it is a given that you're alredy going to this show or is it beacuse you really do enjoy mediocre, whiny, shoe-gazer shows? haha, kidding, have fun
 
 
 
Quote
Originally posted by Macktastic Bag O' Flash:
  Similar to that faced in mid-April, it's an onslaught of shows.  Luckily I've spent nearly two weeks away from any music venues, so I should be well rested.
 
 I think I'm skipping Clinic, Destroyer, Mission of Burma and Neko Case due to conflicts...the MUST SEEs are Metric, Sloan, Bigger Lovers and WSC/Carlsonics.
 
 What are you going to?  Am I missing something I shuoldn't miss?
 
 - Clinic, BC (Sun, 5/9)
 - Cosmic Rough Riders, Iota (Mon, 5/10)
 - Destroyer, Iota (Tues, 5/11)
 - The Stills, Metric & Sea Ray, late show 9:30 (Wed, 5/12)
 - Sloan, BC (Thurs, 5/13)
 - Bigger Lovers, DC9, (Fri, 5/14)
 - Mission of Burma w/ Fiery Furnaces, (Sat, 5/15)
 - 50 Foot Wave, Iota (Sun, 5/16)
 - Neko Case, BC (Mon, 5/17)
 - Zero 7, (Wed, 5/19)
 - WSC and Carlsonics, BC (Fri, 5/21)
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Venerable Bede on May 10, 2004, 10:22:00 am
Quote
Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
 
 bebe you should come out and see the frauds at the big yawn event.  beer soaked poprawk ala the replacements, big star, foo fighters
i would, but i'm leaving for chicago on friday morning.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: redsock on May 10, 2004, 10:38:00 am
Yay to all of you coming to BigYawn night. And for those of you planning on going to Q and Not U, the Bigger Lover should be done by 1030 or 11, so you will still have time to wander over to the Cat to catch them.
 
 Personally, I never know my schedule, but obviously i'll be at the Yawn party. And also at the WSC show. We actually have an interview coming up with the Hold Steady. and I may also end up at the 50 Foot wave show. You guys should check out The Standard, really cool band.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Bags on May 10, 2004, 10:54:00 am
Quote
Originally posted by redsock:
  You guys should check out The Standard, really cool band.
When/where are they playing?
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: redsock on May 10, 2004, 10:55:00 am
Quote
Originally posted by Macktastic Bag O' Flash:
   
Quote
Originally posted by redsock:
  You guys should check out The Standard, really cool band.
When/where are they playing? [/b]
They are opening for 50 Foot Wave at Iota this Sunday
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Bombay Chutney on May 10, 2004, 11:00:00 am
Quote
Originally posted by redsock:
  Yay to all of you coming to BigYawn night. And for those of you planning on going to Q and Not U, the Bigger Lover should be done by 1030 or 11, so you will still have time to wander over to the Cat to catch them.
 
That's what I'm gonna try to do, although I still may leave a little early so I can catch Decahedron at the BC.  I definitely want to stop by though.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: brennser on May 10, 2004, 11:02:00 am
I'll definitely be at 50'~
 
 and hopefully will be able to stop by at some stage on friday
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: nkotb on May 10, 2004, 11:08:00 am
Walkie, do you know the details about this place?  I'd love to make it out, but I'm a little leary since it seems like it's gonna run real late.
 
 
Quote
Originally posted by walkie hearts you all:
  my additions to the list:
 
 5/13 â?? TVOTR in baltimore
 
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Bags on May 10, 2004, 11:19:00 am
I'll be at DC9 all night....from the moment they open their doors on.  Look for me, I should be the one in the tiara....   ;)
 
 
Quote
Originally posted by Skeeter:
   
Quote
Originally posted by redsock:
  Yay to all of you coming to BigYawn night. And for those of you planning on going to Q and Not U, the Bigger Lover should be done by 1030 or 11, so you will still have time to wander over to the Cat to catch them.
 
That's what I'm gonna try to do, although I still may leave a little early so I can catch Decahedron at the BC.  I definitely want to stop by though. [/b]
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: thirsty moore on May 10, 2004, 11:49:00 am
After hearing about their Black Cat gig, I'll try and make it out to this as well.
 
 
Quote
Originally posted by nkotbie:
  Walkie, do you know the details about this place?  I'd love to make it out, but I'm a little leary since it seems like it's gonna run real late.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: grotty on May 10, 2004, 12:40:00 pm
Quote
Originally posted by Macktastic Bag O' Flash:
   
Quote
Originally posted by redsock:
  You guys should check out The Standard, really cool band.
When/where are they playing? [/b]
Wasn't the Standard the first band for the Hives/Mooney Suzuki gig 2 summers ago @ the Black Cat?
 
 Crazy, crazy show.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: jkeisenh on May 10, 2004, 01:16:00 pm
Quote
Originally posted by Sugartastic Tee Silk:
  Anyone going to The Thrills @ BC on 5/22?
Uninspired.  Trite.  Overdone.  Bleh.
 
 Saw them at Iota and was super-underwhelmed.  Canned sounding.  Overplaying British stereotypes.  "We're the fu*king Thrills."
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: brennser on May 10, 2004, 01:38:00 pm
Quote
Uninspired. Trite. Overdone. Bleh.
nicely put - I can't understand the fuss over these guys
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: walkman on May 10, 2004, 02:20:00 pm
Quote
Originally posted by thirsty moore:
  After hearing about their Black Cat gig, I'll try and make it out to this as well.
 
   
Quote
Originally posted by nkotbie:
  Walkie, do you know the details about this place?  I'd love to make it out, but I'm a little leary since it seems like it's gonna run real late.
[/b]
It's the end of their tour and Sitek's homecoming gig, so it should be a good one...if they play half as well as they did at the black cat, it'll be worth it.
 
 the details:
 the show is in a private duplex in Baltimore owned by a couple of good looking indie types that moonlight in a band called the Hush.  
 more info  on their site (http://www.thehush.net/supreme.htm)
 doors at 8, and there are a bunch of bands so my best guess is TVOTR at about midnight.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: snailhook on May 10, 2004, 03:13:00 pm
i'll shed a little more light on this show, as it should be a damn good one.
 
 the supreme imperial is run by george france and his soon-to-be wife (this show is a going-away celebration for their honeymoon or something). france was the drummer in the convocation of, and an awesome one at that. these two are also in the hush, who are the obvious de facto house band for the supreme imperial. also in the hush is tonie joy, the legendary post-punk singer/guitarist who has formed and fronted many a fantastic band in baltimore, including moss icon, the universal order of armageddon, the great unraveling, and the convocation of.
 
 there are three other opening bands, apparently: birdland, apollo heights, and the six parts seven. birdland is a duo of katrina ford and sean antanaitis, formerly the singer and guitarist of love life, who were one of the best birthday party-influenced bands of the last decade. i saw birdland open for tv on the radio and firewater in december and they were great. i know nothing of apollo heights, and i think that the six parts seven are a band on suicide squeeze records (764-hero, red stars theory, hella, etc).
 
 anyway, this should be a fun night with lots of solid, diverse music, and i will most likely be there.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: walkman on May 10, 2004, 03:36:00 pm
just to complete the info -
 
 Apollo Heights is the new project of the Chavis brothers who formed the Chapel Hill soul/shoegaze band the Veldt.  Don't know what the new stuff sounds like, but it's probably good.
 
 The 6 Parts 7 are indeed on suicide squeeze records, and play instrumental music... like Explosions in the Sky with an americana fetish.  I like their sound quite a bit.
 
 Don't know Birdland from experience, but I hear good things about them.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: walkman on May 10, 2004, 03:44:00 pm
Quote
Originally posted by grotty:
   
Quote
Originally posted by Macktastic Bag O' Flash:
     
Quote
Originally posted by redsock:
  You guys should check out The Standard, really cool band.
When/where are they playing? [/b]
Wasn't the Standard the first band for the Hives/Mooney Suzuki gig 2 summers ago @ the Black Cat?
 
 Crazy, crazy show. [/b]
that was pretty crazy...I don't remember if the Standard opened, but then again, I don't remember that night particularly clearly, period.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: snailhook on May 10, 2004, 03:45:00 pm
we are total nerds, hahaha.
 
 the veldt were good and very unique, so apollo heights should be interesting.
 
 i am never steered wrong with suicide squeeze, and explosions in the sky-like instrumentals with a dash of americana sounds real cool to me. kind of like scenic perhaps? or rex? (remember them?)
 
 walkie, you wil like birdland if you like the birthday party, love life, the get hustle, shannon wright, etc.
 
 yeah, i'll be going to this for sure now.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Venerable Bede on May 10, 2004, 04:13:00 pm
Quote
Originally posted by snailhook:
  we are total nerds, hahaha.
 
 the veldt were good and very unique, so apollo heights should be interesting.
 
 
wow, the veldt. . i saw them in like 1992 opening for. . .geez, i don't remember.  it was either live or material issue.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Bombay Chutney on May 10, 2004, 05:04:00 pm
Quote
Originally posted by Skeeter:
  5/16 - David Bowie @ Patriot Center (if I can get a REALLY good ticket)
 
Bowie is now on my "definite" list.
 
 WOOHOO!   :D
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: grotty on May 10, 2004, 05:44:00 pm
Quote
Originally posted by Skeeter:
   
Quote
Originally posted by Skeeter:
  5/16 - David Bowie @ Patriot Center (if I can get a REALLY good ticket)
 
Bowie is now on my "definite" list.
 
 WOOHOO!    :D  [/b]
Here's a recent setlist. Not too shabby:
 
 Atlanta May 8th 2004
 
 01 Rebel Rebel
 02 New Killer Star
 03 Battle for Britain (The Letter)
 04 Cactus
 05 Pablo Picasso
 06 All The Young Dudes
 07 China Girl
 08 Let's Dance
 09 Hang On To Yourself
 10 The Loneliest Guy
 11 The Man Who Sold The World
 12 Looking For Water
 13 Hallo Spaceboy
 14 Sunday
 15 Heathen (The Rays)
 16 Under Pressure
 17 Days
 18 Fall Dog Bombs The Moon
 19 Always Crashing In The Same Car
 20 The Supermen
 21 Ashes To Ashes
 22 Quicksand
 23 White Light, White Heat
 24 I'm Afraid Of Americans
 25 "Heroes"
 
 (Encore)
 26 Suffragette City
 27 Ziggy Stardust
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Fico on May 10, 2004, 05:46:00 pm
Not to be missed:
 
 Cartel, May 16 @ Galaxy Hut
 Cartel, May 28 @ DC9
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Darth Ed on May 10, 2004, 07:14:00 pm
I'm hoping to be at TV on the Radio show in Baltimore. Depends on what time I get off of work and if I feel up to the drive.
 
 I'll also be at Ani DiFranco tomorrow, Q and Not U on Friday, and 50 Foot Wave on Sunday. I'm considering Mission of Burma on Saturday, but I'm not that familiar with their stuff. With all the other concerts this week, I think I'll probably pass on them.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Jaguär on May 11, 2004, 12:21:00 am
Quote
Originally posted by grotty:
   
Quote
Originally posted by Macktastic Bag O' Flash:
     
Quote
Originally posted by redsock:
  You guys should check out The Standard, really cool band.
When/where are they playing? [/b]
Wasn't the Standard the first band for the Hives/Mooney Suzuki gig 2 summers ago @ the Black Cat?
 
 Crazy, crazy show. [/b]
Nope. That was The Pattern.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: redsock on May 11, 2004, 11:09:00 am
It is worth mentioning that 50 Ft. Wave are playing an in-store at Revolution Records this sunday, from 4-5. Not sure why this is so unpublicized, but it should make many of you happy. Makes you wonder how you can run a record store if you don't know that much about music. Just a  thought.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Bags on May 11, 2004, 11:13:00 am
Awesome -- thanks for the info redsock...
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer on May 11, 2004, 11:13:00 am
I don't see any mid-May shows that I want to see.
 
 Next show of interest is May 27. BR549 in Richmond.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: redsock on May 11, 2004, 11:22:00 am
Quote
Originally posted by Sacktastic Bag O' Nuts:
  I don't see any mid-May shows that I want to see.
 
 Next show of interest is May 27. BR549 in Richmond.
Wait, i thoguht you were a Bigger Lovers fan? Why aren't you coming to the BY night?
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: brennser on May 11, 2004, 11:28:00 am
is this some kind of slam on Revolution? How can you make the leap from a not very publicized in-store to them not knowing much about music? FWIW, Revolution was probably the only store in DC to even carry the 50'~ EP
 
 Why not post some info on bigyawn about their various instores?
 
 
Quote
Originally posted by redsock:
  It is worth mentioning that 50 Ft. Wave are playing an in-store at Revolution Records this sunday, from 4-5. Not sure why this is so unpublicized, but it should make many of you happy. Makes you wonder how you can run a record store if you don't know that much about music. Just a  thought.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer on May 11, 2004, 11:31:00 am
Headed To upstate NY and Montreal for a long weekend...
 
 
Quote
Originally posted by redsock:
   
Quote
Originally posted by Sacktastic Bag O' Nuts:
  I don't see any mid-May shows that I want to see.
 
 Next show of interest is May 27. BR549 in Richmond.
Wait, i thoguht you were a Bigger Lovers fan? Why aren't you coming to the BY night? [/b]
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: redsock on May 11, 2004, 11:36:00 am
Quote
Originally posted by brennser:
  is this some kind of slam on Revolution? How can you make the leap from a not very publicized in-store to them not knowing much about music? FWIW, Revolution was probably the only store in DC to even carry the 50'~ EP
 
 Why not post some info on bigyawn about their various instores?
 
   
Quote
Originally posted by redsock:
  It is worth mentioning that 50 Ft. Wave are playing an in-store at Revolution Records this sunday, from 4-5. Not sure why this is so unpublicized, but it should make many of you happy. Makes you wonder how you can run a record store if you don't know that much about music. Just a  thought.
[/b]
Well, my leap comes from a variety of things i have noticed. I'm not trying to slam Revolution. Nayan is a nice guy, and kudos to them for snagging the 50 Ft. in-store. Let's just leave it at that.
Title: Re: Mid-May shows
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Title: Re: Mid-May shows
Post by: Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer on May 11, 2004, 11:45:00 am
Talk about not knowing much about music...rumor has it that somebody on this board didn't even hear of Snow Patrol until 2004.
 
 
Quote
Originally posted by redsock:
  It is worth mentioning that 50 Ft. Wave are playing an in-store at Revolution Records this sunday, from 4-5. Not sure why this is so unpublicized, but it should make many of you happy. Makes you wonder how you can run a record store if you don't know that much about music. Just a  thought.