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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: miss pretentious on August 23, 2007, 01:08:00 pm
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One blog has compiled a list of 25...here. (http://www.shoutmouth.com/index.php/news/25097)
But I'll save you some trouble...
25. Soundgarden
24. The Misfits
23. STP
22. Sly & The Family Stone
21. Fugazi
20 Eric B & Rakim
19. Echo & The Bunnymen
18. Smashing Pumpkins (original)
17.Black Flag
16. Devo
15. Grateful Dead
14. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
13. The Sugarcubes
12. My Bloody Valentine
11. Husker Du
10. Phish
9. Uncle Tupelo
8. The Cocteau Twins
7. Neutral Milk Hotel
6. The Replacements
5. Led Zeppelin
4. Pavement
3. The Smiths
2. Talking Heads
1. Pink Floyd
There aren't many on this list I would care to see reunite to be quite honest...
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I've never really understood why the Dead haven't started playing together again. They all play in their own bands that all cover Grateful Dead songs.
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The Refused
the rest can stay where they are....
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from that list, pink floyd and MBV
personally i'd love to see HUM re-unite.
and Godspeed You Black Emperor
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There's only four on that list that I'd pay to see. Probably none of them at the prices that would be charged!
The Replacements
Uncle Tupelo
Talking Heads
The Smiths
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Originally posted by callat703:
I've never really understood why the Dead haven't started playing together again. They all play in their own bands that all cover Grateful Dead songs.
The remaining members toured a few years ago as "The Dead" but why they haven't kept that going I have no idea.
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Originally posted by le sonick:
The Refused
the rest can stay where they are....
oh to see the refused reunite...
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When did Echo and the Bunnymen break up again?
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the sugarcubes just played a show together last november or something?
as much as i like pink floyd, i'm not sure how interesting a reunion show (at least of the 68-81 lineup) would be, especially considering the ticket prices that would be charge. however if they didn't play any post-81 floyd or any dave/roger solo material, that'd be at least one thing going for it.
i'm not interested in an SP reunion. after seeing shows in asheville and the show in DC, i could care less if i ever see them again and i'm certainly not going to pay for it.
a soundgarden reunion would be cool, but they'd definitely have to pretend that that last album never came out... and maybe superunknown too...
godspeed haven't really... 'broken up'. they're just not doing anything right now. i wouldn't say for sure that htey are done for good, however i do have to say that i'm glad that i caught 7 shows on that last tour.
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Faith No More
End Discussion.
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Pulp
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Originally posted by ayates:
End Discussion.
never heard of 'em.
inspired by the FNM request: how about mr. bungle? i'd love to see them perform, especially material from their first album. i wanna lock betty crocker in the kitchen...
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Originally posted by distance:
the sugarcubes just played a show together last november or something?
as much as i like pink floyd, i'm not sure how interesting a reunion show (at least of the 68-81 lineup) would be, especially considering the ticket prices that would be charge. however if they didn't play any post-81 floyd or any dave/roger solo material, that'd be at least one thing going for it.
i'm not interested in an SP reunion. after seeing shows in asheville and the show in DC, i could care less if i ever see them again and i'm certainly not going to pay for it.
a soundgarden reunion would be cool, but they'd definitely have to pretend that that last album never came out... and maybe superunknown too...
godspeed haven't really... 'broken up'. they're just not doing anything right now. i wouldn't say for sure that htey are done for good, however i do have to say that i'm glad that i caught 7 shows on that last tour.
i saw floyd in 94 @ RFK, and was kinda upset that half of their set was from 80s/90s material (division bell, momentary lapse of reason, etc.) however, that was the division bell tour. if roger and david could settle their differences, and do a tour only (NOT interested in hearing a new album from them) then it would have the potential to be amazing. you know roger would have nothing to do with the david solo stuff or post-wall floyd, which would leave us with all the classic material. if they did three sets, playing DSoTM, Wish You Were Here, Animals, in their entirety, it would be legendary. Although i'd personally replace DSoTM with Meddle. but thats just me.
regarding godspeed, yeah i know they're on "hiatus" and not officially broken up, but they've been MIA for 4 years now, so I'd call them doing a new album or tour a "reunion" of sorts..
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Originally posted by danknugz:
i saw floyd in 94 @ RFK, and was kinda upset that half of their set was from 80s/90s material (division bell, momentary lapse of reason, etc.) however, that was the division bell tour. if roger and david could settle their differences, and do a tour only (NOT interested in hearing a new album from them) then it would have the potential to be amazing. you know roger would have nothing to do with the david solo stuff or post-wall floyd, which would leave us with all the classic material. if they did three sets, playing DSoTM, Wish You Were Here, Animals, in their entirety, it would be legendary. Although i'd personally replace DSoTM with Meddle. but thats just me.
well the problem is you're going to get way more of a greatest hits shows rather than a real sampling of the material. the songs would also be played extremely true to the album versions.... which isn't really so cool if you've heard some of dave's guitar solos on the 77 tour. the set would be the same every night as well... so that's less appealing too.
ideally if i had the opportunity to see them at any point, i would go back and see them sometime between 68 and 71.
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Originally posted by distance:
the sugarcubes just played a show together last november or something?
November 17th in Reykjavik to be exact, and it was a one-off for charity and celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the band.
In the most technical sense they did reunite and there doesn't seem to be a rule book on how many shows or albums constitute a genuine getting back together, though the rules should probably say ALL ORIGINAL LIVING MEMBERS at the very least.
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I'd really like to see Pavement play
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Pavement is ripe for a reunion/tour.
Guns N Roses, original line up should tour
Talking Heads
Pink Floyd - Gilmour and Waters are in 'fighting shape' after recent tours and should tour.
Tribe Called Quest - I know they were at Love recently. Q-Tip has stagnated alone. They should get together in earnest.
R.E.M. w/ Bill Berry
JAMC need to tour for real and get to DC
Jonathan Richman should tour w/ original Modern Lovers.
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Originally posted by Fadger:
I'd really like to see Pavement play
The last time I saw Pavement they were pelted with mud.
I don't want anyone to "get back together." If a band breaks up, it breaks up. Life goes on.
Would anyone REALLY want to see the Smiths get back together? They were fresh and exciting when the were in their early twenties. They'd be sad and pathetic now. That can apply to ALL of those bands on the list.
What is this affliction that rock fans catch? It's like a Scavenger Hunt. You have a mental list of "bands you missed" and now you'll pay ANYTHING ($100+) to see them again now that they've gotten back together when you KNOW the band is ONLY doing it for the money. It's like a surgically reconstructed hymen.
A band breaking up is like two people getting a divorce. It's an end. You can't recreate a marriage and you can't recreate the Replacements. Move on. Nostalgia will kill you, if you let it.
Brian
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Originally posted by Mobius:
Tribe Called Quest - I know they were at Love recently. Q-Tip has stagnated alone. They should get together in earnest.
That was a full-fledged reunion tour w/ about 20-some odd dates. Where were you at, fam???
Don't hold your breath for an album, though.
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Originally posted by Brian Wallace:
Originally posted by Fadger:
I'd really like to see Pavement play
The last time I saw Pavement they were pelted with mud.
Brian [/b]
It was well documented on the slow century DVD if it's the lollapalooza incident you refer to.
That made me sad, I thought they were a brilliant band and that those people throwing mud were knuckleheads. If it happened elsewhere, then there is more Pavement hatred out there than I thought possible
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10 unmentioned but not forgotten...in no particular order:
Versus
Bratmobile
Granddaddy
Luna
Creeper Lagoon
Sleater-Kinney
Kyuss
Dance Hall Crashers
Remy Zero
Bikini Kill
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Originally posted by Fadger:
Originally posted by Brian Wallace:
Originally posted by Fadger:
I'd really like to see Pavement play
The last time I saw Pavement they were pelted with mud.
Brian [/b]
It was well documented on the slow century DVD if it's the lollapalooza incident you refer to.
That made me sad, I thought they were a brilliant band and that those people throwing mud were knuckleheads. If it happened elsewhere, then there is more Pavement hatred out there than I thought possible [/b]
it's also that their shows are really uneven. . .they'll get 3/4's through a song then it will fall apart because someone forgets how to play it or forgets the lyrics. i saw their show at the recher before they broke up and they started asking for requests- someone said, how about a song they can finish.
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Originally posted by Fadger:
Originally posted by Brian Wallace:
Originally posted by Fadger:
I'd really like to see Pavement play
The last time I saw Pavement they were pelted with mud.
Brian [/b]
It was well documented on the slow century DVD if it's the lollapalooza incident you refer to.
That made me sad, I thought they were a brilliant band and that those people throwing mud were knuckleheads. If it happened elsewhere, then there is more Pavement hatred out there than I thought possible [/b]
No. It was the Lollapalooza show in Virginia. It made me sad. I've never wanted to physically fight with people more than with the people who were throwing the mud. Really sad.
Actually, I own "Slow Century" but it's still in the wrapper. Never watched. I'll have to watch that some day. I really love Pavement videos.
"Too lazy to rock. And too lazy to clean the tub."
- Beavis and Butthead while watching Pavement's "Rattled By The Rush" video.
Brian
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I'll cast my vote for Luscious Jackson.
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Originally posted by TheDirector217:
Originally posted by Mobius:
Tribe Called Quest - I know they were at Love recently. Q-Tip has stagnated alone. They should get together in earnest.
That was a full-fledged reunion tour w/ about 20-some odd dates. Where were you at, fam???[/b]
i caught this at rams head live last sept. rhymefest opened. helluva show, one of my faves in 06.
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Actually, I own "Slow Century" but it's still in the wrapper. Never watched. I'll have to watch that some day. I really love Pavement videos.
It's easily the best music DVD I own - it is so thorough - all the videos, two concerts, full documentary etc - it is as comprehensive as any reasonable fan could hope for.
The final three songs from the final show at Brixton, including Here, makes the hair stand up on the back of my neck.
Get it out of the wrapper!
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Originally posted by bnyced0:
10 unmentioned but not forgotten...in no particular order:
Versus
Bratmobile
Granddaddy
Luna
Creeper Lagoon
Sleater-Kinney
Kyuss
Dance Hall Crashers
Remy Zero
Bikini Kill
ive always wanted to see remy zero in concert. i had tix a few times and something always went wrong and it was cancelled.
and i love creeper lagoon. Whenever i wear any of their shirts i get blank stares. forgot which one of the guys went on to form on the stereo? or something close to that.
my own choice goes to Gene. I'd love to see them again.
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Canyon
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Originally posted by TheDirector217:
I'll cast my vote for Luscious Jackson.
what? why?
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Oh Christ. I would love to see The Stereo reunite. I was supposed to go see them in Florida when I was on Spring Break, but of course no one would go with me... *sigh*
And for giggles I'll go for The Get Up Kids and Engine Down.
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Wow, Tribe at Ram's Head. Sorry I missed that.
Speaking of Creeper Lagoon, I saw them at Black Cat in Summer 01. There couldn't have been more than 12 people there. It was sad - they just put out an album produced by Jerry Harrison and Dave Fridmann and should have been poised to take off -and instead they were DOA. Closed with 'Where is My Mind.' Good band, and get extra respect b/c David Cross once wore a CL t-shirt on a Mr. Show episode.
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Originally posted by le sonick:
Originally posted by TheDirector217:
I'll cast my vote for Luscious Jackson.
what? why? [/b]
I'm sure everyone here has their little piece of the 90s they can't let go. Fever In, Fever Out was mine. I make no apologies for it. Furthermore . . . .
You paid money to see Coldplay.
Please don't judge.
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Originally posted by TheDirector217:
I'm sure everyone here has their little piece of the 90s they can't let go. Fever In, Fever Out was mine. I make no apologies for it. Furthermore . . . .
If we're going to play that game... and since I can now cross Blur off the list of bands I'd like to see reunite... then I'll vote for Elastica. :cool:
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Originally posted by Fadger:
Actually, I own "Slow Century" but it's still in the wrapper. Never watched. I'll have to watch that some day. I really love Pavement videos.
It's easily the best music DVD I own - it is so thorough - all the videos, two concerts, full documentary etc - it is as comprehensive as any reasonable fan could hope for.
The final three songs from the final show at Brixton, including Here, makes the hair stand up on the back of my neck.
Get it out of the wrapper! [/b]
i thought the documentary was really depressing, as a pavement fan. just to watch them sort of accept what's going on. then i saw the luna documentary. . . . that was a huge downer. at least for part of the pavement documentary malkmus was drunk at nastonvich's house. luna just seemed sad.
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haha
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Archers of Loaf
Dismemberment Plan
At the Drive In
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Originally posted by TheDirector217:
Originally posted by le sonick:
Originally posted by TheDirector217:
I'll cast my vote for Luscious Jackson.
what? why? [/b]
I'm sure everyone here has their little piece of the 90s they can't let go. Fever In, Fever Out was mine. I make no apologies for it. Furthermore . . . .
You paid money to see Coldplay.
Please don't judge. [/b]
in that case, put me down for veruca salt. but they're only allowed to play off the first album, i'd love to see "25" live
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Originally posted by Mobius:
Speaking of Creeper Lagoon, I saw them at Black Cat in Summer 01. There couldn't have been more than 12 people there. It was sad -
It doesn't always turn out that way (going defunk that is), saw White Stripes at the Black Cat that same summer (I think) on a Sunday night, and counting me and the bar backs there were maybe 50 people....twas sad indeed, but a phenomenal show.
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Originally posted by miss pretentious:
Originally posted by TheDirector217:
I'm sure everyone here has their little piece of the 90s they can't let go. Fever In, Fever Out was mine. I make no apologies for it. Furthermore . . . .
If we're going to play that game... and since I can now cross Blur off the list of bands I'd like to see reunite... then I'll vote for Elastica. :D
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Originally posted by xneverwherex:
my own choice goes to Gene. I'd love to see them again.
Yeh no wish list would be complete without them, saw their farewell show at the Astoria, was saaaadddddd indeed.
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Don't hold your breath for The Smiths. Via NME (http://www.nme.com/news/the-smiths/30599):
Morrissey has revealed he has turned down a near-£40 million offer to tour again with his old band The Smiths.
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Originally posted by miss pretentious:
Originally posted by TheDirector217:
I'm sure everyone here has their little piece of the 90s they can't let go. Fever In, Fever Out was mine. I make no apologies for it. Furthermore . . . .
If we're going to play that game... and since I can now cross Blur off the list of bands I'd like to see reunite... then I'll vote for Elastica. :cool: [/b]
Hey, I wouldn't count my chickens... Even their drummer had a gak habit in the 90's:
Blur man: I was a coke addict. (http://www.nme.com/news/30569)
You underestimate Damon Albarn's ability to piss people off. Ah, but Blur at the Black Cat in 1995? The night they released "The Great Escape?" When Damon said "For what it's worth, we beat Oasis?" Words can't describe.
I also saw Elastica at the OLD 9:30 club back in the day. Got back stage too. I even had a moment with Ms. Frischmann. But a gentleman never kisses and tells...
Brian
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25. Soundgarden
23. STP
21. Fugazi
18. Smashing Pumpkins (original)
15. Grateful Dead
11. Husker Du
10. Phish
2. Talking Heads
1. Pink Floyd
i agree with these from the original list.
I wouldnt mind catching a White Zombie reunion.
also the afformentioned Hum would be stellar.
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Originally posted by TheDirector217:
Furthermore . . . .
You paid money to see Coldplay.
Please don't judge.
first of all, i only went cause someone else backed out. second of all, it was right after rush of blood to the head came out and Parachutes was really not a bad album, had they come back with something good the second time aruond
and "furthermore" you dont hear me wishing for another coldplay show 10 years later, do ya????
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Jellyfish
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Originally posted by bnyced0:
Originally posted by xneverwherex:
my own choice goes to Gene. I'd love to see them again.
Yeh no wish list would be complete without them, saw their farewell show at the Astoria, was saaaadddddd indeed. [/b]
any love for palace fires? i think thats the new band of some of the former guys in gene.
and that must have been one hell of a show. id have probably cried. just wondering - did they ever do any smiths or moz covers?
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I will third Hum.
Also,
Action Patrol
The Scaries
Hot Snakes
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I think it's high time that No Doubt got back together.
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The Kinks
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Originally posted by vansmack:
I think it's high time that No Doubt got back together.
i disagree. i think it's high time gwen stefani bought the farm.
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I give Gwen props for breastfeeding her kid for 13 months.
Originally posted by distance:
Originally posted by vansmack:
I think it's high time that No Doubt got back together.
i disagree. i think it's high time gwen stefani bought the farm. [/b]
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Originally posted by The Parkers are dead:
Hot Snakes
Oh yeah, that reminds me, Rocket from the Crypt.
Jesus Lizard too. Or, make me real happy and have a Scratch Acid reunion.
I've heard the Dicks do occasional on-offs. How about a tour?
What's Jeff Magnum up to lately? How about a NMH/Aeroplane show?
Ikara Colt was damn good. They broke up, a slight uproar resulted, they re-formed, the roar disappeared, and they broke up again.
Rollins' music (-making, not broadcasting) career has sort of stalled. How about making nice with Greg Ginn, get Dukowski (or Kyra) and Bill Stevenson on board and do a Flag victory lap? I missed the WM3 show a couple years ago and am still kicking myself over it.
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Cocteau Twins.
It'd be nice to see Siouxsie and the Banshees again.
Fugazi.
Bikini Kill. (I'd love to hear what they have to say now that they're older and the whole riotgrrrl thing has kinda died out a bit.)
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Olivia Tremor Control (did they technically ever break up?). Maybe three or four on that original list I'd like to see.
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i wouldn't mind a Hum reunion either.
to see bikini kill play again, i think, would feel completely unnatural and forced.
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Originally posted by xneverwherex:
did they ever do any smiths or moz covers?
Noooooooooooooooo, sacrilege, they had enough trouble getting over being Morrissey's "favorite" band...
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Originally posted by tigers scare me:
to see bikini kill play again, i think, would feel completely unnatural and forced.
Well, depending on your level of intimacy with the original incarnation of every band that??s been mentioned you could say it would be completely unnatural and forced, but this by it??s nature is a rosy scenario exercise?.?in a perfect world?.?
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Morrissey is bad for your soul.
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Swervedriver
Wanderlust (RCA band from the 1990s...remember them?? I think they were from Philly. One of them married Carnie Wilson.)
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Originally posted by Relaxer:
Rollins' music (-making, not broadcasting) career has sort of stalled. How about making nice with Greg Ginn, get Dukowski (or Kyra) and Bill Stevenson on board and do a Flag victory lap? I missed the WM3 show a couple years ago and am still kicking myself over it. [/QB]
But Rollins was easily the worst vocalist Black Flag ever had. I'd go to see Dez or Keith but Henry just makes me laugh. No thanks.
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Jesus Lizard too. Or, make me real happy and have a Scratch Acid reunion.
You know Scratch Acid did a few one off shows last year right?
As far as a couple of the members, David Yow is in a band called Qui (playing Iota in October) and Duane is in a band called USSA with Paul Barker.
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I had missed that. Have you heard Qui yet? I've got their album scratched down on my little post-it note of albums to buy, but I haven't heard anything from it yet.
Originally posted by TheREALHunter:
David Yow is in a band called Qui (playing Iota in October)
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Originally posted by ayates:
Morrissey is bad for your soul.
Only if by bad, you mean ESSENTIAL.... :p
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Off the top of my head of bands I would actually go see:
Black Flag (with Keith, Dez and Rollins sharing vocals)
Cop Shoot Cop
Minor Threat
Jesus Lizard - the Scratch Acid show I saw in Chicago reminded me of how great Yow is as a singer
Rocket from the Crypt/The Sultans/Hot Snakes - basically, get Speedo/Reese on stage again
Murder City Devils
Traveling Willburys
16 Horsepower
Sugar
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Originally posted by TheREALHunter:
Jesus Lizard too. Or, make me real happy and have a Scratch Acid reunion.
You know Scratch Acid did a few one off shows last year right?
As far as a couple of the members, David Yow is in a band called Qui (playing Iota in October) and Duane is in a band called USSA with Paul Barker. [/b]
I read aboput the SA one-offs, but didn't have the chance to see them.
Love the name of Duane's new band. I remember buying the BH's Locust Abortion Technician and SA's Just Keep Eating and Berserker at around the same time in 86 or 87, and both of those bands blew my small-town-in-Oregon mind.
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Originally posted by El Jefe Design:
Off the top of my head of bands I would actually go see:
Murder City Devils
Austin November 3 & 4th
<img src="http://www.funfunfunfest.com/images/lineup.jpg" alt=" - " />
FUN, FUN, FUN FEST (http://www.myspace.com/funfunfunfest)
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Originally posted by bnyced0:
Originally posted by El Jefe Design:
Off the top of my head of bands I would actually go see:
Murder City Devils
Austin November 3 & 4th
<img src="http://www.funfunfunfest.com/images/lineup.jpg" alt=" - " />
FUN, FUN, FUN FEST (http://www.myspace.com/funfunfunfest) [/b]
BOING! I'd been looking for a reason to go to Austin, and... I'd say this it! Angry Samoans! The Sword! Poison Idea! Battles! And many more!
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at the drive in
dark angel
faith no more
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That is the strangest looking festival I have ever seen.
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Originally posted by El Jefe Design:
That is the strangest looking festival I have ever seen.
Yeah, let's see you come up with a poster for that Jefe! :eek:
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i know i'm dumb, but is that for real?
The saints? like, from australia?
as in "i'm stranded" the saints?!?!?!????!!!!???!?!?!
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Originally posted by biga0u812:
at the drive in
i was thinking about this thread last night and actually, they came on my ipod and i said "yes, i would LOOOOVE an At the Drive In reunion"
it would please me so.
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Seconded. I had tickets to their last area show at the Black Cat but wound up not being able to make it. Wasn't a big deal at the time since I figured they'd be back :(
Originally posted by le sonick:
Originally posted by biga0u812:
at the drive in
i was thinking about this thread last night and actually, they came on my ipod and i said "yes, i would LOOOOVE an At the Drive In reunion"
it would please me so. [/b]
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Originally posted by nkotb:
Seconded. I had tickets to their last area show at the Black Cat but wound up not being able to make it. Wasn't a big deal at the time since I figured they'd be back :(
Originally posted by le sonick:
Originally posted by biga0u812:
at the drive in
i was thinking about this thread last night and actually, they came on my ipod and i said "yes, i would LOOOOVE an At the Drive In reunion"
it would please me so. [/b]
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thirded. i had tickets to see them in cincy on the tour they ended up breaking up. *sigh*
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Algebra One
Maginot Line
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I couldn't agree more with TheDirector217 regarding Lucious Jackson. Fever In, Fever Out is a big favorite of mine as well. Luscious Jackson in November 1996 was the very first show I ever saw at the 9:30 Club. Saw them a couple times, and they always put on a good, fun show.
Put me down for Elastica and first-album Veruca Salt, too.
And, as long as we're getting nostalgic for '90s female-fronted bands, I'd like to nominate Belly. Star is one of my all-time favorite albums, and King wasn't bad either. Tanya Donnelly has put out a bunch of solo albums, but none of them rock like Belly.
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Originally posted by tigers scare me:
i know i'm dumb, but is that for real?
The saints? like, from australia?
as in "i'm stranded" the saints?!?!?!????!!!!???!?!?!
Yep, it's for real....and why would you be dumb? <img src="http://a286.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/00897/58/25/897675285_l.jpg" alt=" - " /> Tix on Sale next Saturday, they'll be cheap, like Pitchfork, too.
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XTC
The Feelies
Pylon
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Originally posted by nkotb:
I had missed that. Have you heard Qui yet? I've got their album scratched down on my little post-it note of albums to buy, but I haven't heard anything from it yet.
Originally posted by TheREALHunter:
David Yow is in a band called Qui (playing Iota in October)
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I've only heard what's on their myspace page.
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Acid Bath
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I'm going to forward the thread to Paul at Goldenvoice, it'll keep him busy until Coachella 2027....and hopefully help him forget about Stage Coach :mad:
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Listening now. Eh, it's ok.
Originally posted by TheREALHunter:
I've only heard what's on their myspace page.
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ATDI for sure!!!
Rival Schools (best band ever)
Shudder to Think (cough cough, DAM! Festival 2008, cough cough)
I had this streak of absolutely completely falling in love with a band or artist, and then they broke up or died almost immediately. See all above plus Concrete Blond, Elliott Smith etc...
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wow i'd love to see the saints.
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did anybody mention soul coughing yet? i didnt ever get to see them live, but caught mike's solo set and loved it.
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Originally posted by miss pretentious:
16. Devo
When did they break up? I saw 'em at 9:30 just two or three years ago and haven't heard that since then. Likewise, I didn't think Fugazi ever "broke up." I thought they were on hiatus, like Le Tigre (http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/news/45004-the-latest-on-le-tigre-dvd-teaching-dj-dates).
Personally I'd like to see The Stone Roses and Naked City. Those reunions might actually be good.
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Casting a vote for Catherine Wheel and Ned's Atomic Dustbin. I guess CW is "in park" as they stated on their website, so they actually didn't break up.
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Descendents
Helium
At the Drive In
Jawbox
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Originally posted by jetelo:
Casting a vote for Catherine Wheel and Ned's Atomic Dustbin. I guess CW is "in park" as they stated on their website, so they actually didn't break up.
neds atomic dustbin broke up? funny as theyre doing shows in the UK right now. you might need to sign up for their mailing list as i think youre a bit behind on ned's news.
This year Neds have seen a mini-revival take them back into the limelight with a triumphant headline set on the Leftfield Stage at Glastonbury, heralded by Q Magazine's Glastonbury Daily as 'highlight of the day'. This, following Sony/BMG's decision to release a new compilation of the band's best work from the years they were distributed by the biggest label in the world, has brought a whole new generation of Neds fans along for the ride.
A new documentary/live DVD called Ned's Atomic Dustbin: Don't Exist is available online now from www.twelve42.com (http://www.twelve42.com)
Neds play:
Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall | Friday December 21st 2007
Tickets: £15.00 now available from Midland Box Office:
Online: click here
Call: 0870 320 7000
Booking Fees Apply
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For those interested,James are back together and touring the UK
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Originally posted by redsock:
Shudder to Think (cough cough, DAM! Festival 2008, cough cough)
Yes please!
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Versus
Chisel
Small Factory
the REAL Smashing Pumpkins
Hum
Pedro the Lion
Velocity Girl