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Re: Roll Call - Best Week Ever Edition
« Reply #15 on: August 03, 2005, 09:57:00 pm »
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Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
  I'll be continuing my Summer-of-Missed-Shows by leaving town for a couple of weeks on Thursday
...we must be from the same womb.
 i'm missing ben, rufus, and ben 2 tonight...but catching them in LA.
 along with the white stripes, nickel creek, and possibly gravy train?
 
 
 and since WHEN were the redwalls playing anywhere REMOTELY near here...is that show listed on their site?  i CANNOT believe i missed that...not that i was going to be around, anyway.
 
 
 so, who wants to tell Logan Baron or Jared Followill that i adore them?

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Re: Roll Call - Best Week Ever Edition
« Reply #16 on: August 03, 2005, 11:27:00 pm »
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guess i'm the only david gray fan on the board! i'll going to see him in philly on friday and then at the 930 on sat. that's it for this week.  
I'll be there!  Also plan on going Oct. 3rd at DAR.

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Re: Roll Call - Best Week Ever Edition
« Reply #17 on: August 04, 2005, 12:28:00 am »
i'm not going to any shows until ACL, i think.

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« Reply #18 on: August 05, 2005, 07:26:00 am »
Updates...
 
 So Ray whats his name is soldout...
 
 Got the call yesterday that a DJ was no longer needed for the KOL/Secret Machines show, which is a bit of a bummer as I looking forward to spinning a mellowish set. Oh well so much for my shot at getting on NPR  :)
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Re: Roll Call - Best Week Ever Edition
« Reply #19 on: August 05, 2005, 09:33:00 am »
So I went to the sold out Liz Phair acoustic show at Shushmere last night...a friend bought me a ticket without asking, or I would have been at the BJM show at DC9 (though a overcrowded DC9 did feel me with some fear).
 
 Have to say, it was brilliant and fully erased the memory/stink of the awful show two years ago at 9:30 when she co-headlined (really opened for, with a 45 minute set) with Jason Mraz.  Man that was awful.
 
 But, acoustic she was a revelation, and she has definitely gotten over her stage fright issues.  She plays with her boyfriend, they're both on guitars and he sings some harmonies (pretty funny to have him singing "Hot White Cum").
 
 Many, many songs from Exile.  She did 3 new songs which were not good (one of which was horrible, in fact).  But the rest was sublime.
 
 She was fully decked out in a sexy tank, heels and a daisy duke denim mini-skirt that gave a wide open view of her aqua panties from just about the moment she sat down.  I understand now why so much of the audience were guys (many of whom were drooling).
 
 I'm sorry I missed BJM, but damn that was a great show.
 
 Oh yeah, that Birchmere place is SO quiet!!  During the opener (Carey Brothers), you could hear a nacho chip drop.  Liz got more hoots and hollers.

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Re: Roll Call - Best Week Ever Edition
« Reply #20 on: August 05, 2005, 09:40:00 am »
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Re: Roll Call - Best Week Ever Edition
« Reply #21 on: August 05, 2005, 10:08:00 am »
While many of you were at BJM or Liz, I was up in Baltimore to see  John Wesley Harding.  Seeing as he falls somewhere between Robyn Hitchcock and Billy Bragg I was expecting an evening of songs and cynical musings, but got something a bit different.
 
 Wes's latest projects involve a new book "Misfortune", written under his real name of Wesley Stace, and soundtrack for the book called "Songs of Misfortune".  Last night was the live debut of The Love Hall Tryst (JWH, Kelly Hogan, Brian Lohmann and Nora O'Connor) the group which recorded "Songs..."  Primarily an a cappella group   the group did several British Folk Songs with a brief interlude of Wes solo material.  While hearing four talented singers perform was enjoyable, they even ended the show performing without the benefit of the PA, overall the gig was so-so.  It's a bit tough trying to grasp on to wordy story songs with the themes of murder, murder, murder and drinking.  Will have to give the CD a whirl to get a better sense of what was going on...
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Re: Roll Call - Best Week Ever Edition
« Reply #22 on: August 05, 2005, 10:17:00 am »
I love John Wesley Harding...saw him many many times at the old Birchmere.  He was in town a couple months back reading from and doing songs about the book, but I missed it.
 
 While the show was so-so, I'm sure he was engaging.  He's the bees knees!