badly drawn boy or british sea power?

[ggw]

Originally posted by markie:
 I think of him as a UK Lou Reed.

Based on this description:
 
 

Originally posted by J'Mal:
 drunk, rude, unable to perform, and not rehearsed???

He sounds more like a British Anton Newcombe.

[ratioci nation]

Originally posted by markie:
  I wish that were true.

it is true

[markie]

Isnt Anton British already?
 
 I have not seen Cursive? Its always the good life? I thought last time was actually cursive?

[ratioci nation]

Originally posted by markie:
  Isnt Anton British already?
 
 I have not seen Cursive? Its always the good life? I thought last time was actually cursive?

no, you have seen the good life twice, and you said you enjoyed them the first time, senility is horrible

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

BDB fucks trannies just like Lou Reed?
 
 

Originally posted by markie:
   

Originally posted by J'Mal:
   

think of him as a UK Lou Reed. [/b]

[markie]

Originally posted by pollard:
  \no, you have seen the good life twice, and you said you enjoyed them the first time, senility is horrible

Have you ever thought that I might have said that so as not to offend you?
 
 I was strugling to think of someone who played that was bad. I seem to have blanked them all out.

[ratioci nation]

Originally posted by markie:
  Have you ever thought that I might have said that so as not to offend you?
 

I did not even know you when you saw them the first time.

[markie]

Originally posted by pollard:
 
 

I did not even know you when you saw them the first time. [/QB][/QUOTE]
 
 Wasnt it them who supported the bad emo band Kurosawa made us see? You know the guy who cried because a couple of people in the audience were whiispering t each other.

[ratioci nation]

Originally posted by markie:
 Wasnt it them who supported the bad emo band Kurosawa made us see? You know the guy who cried because a couple of people in the audience were whiispering t each other.

yup, that would be Bright Eyes and the good life opened for them, Bright Eyes was awful that night and good life were very good, unlike the second show in both cases

[markie]

Originally posted by pollard:
   good life were very good, unlike the second show  

Actually they were good that time, much as I  loathe to admit it.

[eltee]

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
   

Originally posted by markie:
 I think of him as a UK Lou Reed.

Based on this description:
 
   

Originally posted by J'Mal:
 drunk, rude, unable to perform, and not rehearsed???

He sounds more like a British Anton Newcombe. [/b]

I saw BDB once, he was drunk - it was painful!

[markie]

Originally posted by El Tee:
  I saw BDB once, he was drunk - it was painful!

did he have a full band?

[suckapunch]

Not really sure I want to jump in on this debate, but Cursive and The Good Life are two of the most consistent live bands around these days - especially Cursive.  I've seen both bands many many times, and have yet to be disappointed.  Bright Eyes, on the other hand, couldn't be more inconsistent in performing.  No matter how much I love them, I have often walked away disappointed.  I'm not even sure who you guys are criticizing anymore, but if it's Cursive, I would be very surprised.
 
 As far as BDB vs. BSP... last time I saw BDB he was horribly rude to the crowd.  I seem to hear this all the time in reviews.  That's not my cup of tea, so I think I'll be catching BSP.

[markie]

Ok.....
 
 The good life were not good last time I saw them at the black cat. They were supporting Rilo Kiley as I remeber. The lead guy was off. Pollard/jadetree will concur.
 
 Badly drawn boy insulting to the audience? I dont remember it quite like that. What do you think he said/did?
 
 His last show at the 930 was not the best ever. But his songs are amazing.

[Jaguär]

Originally posted by markie:
   

Originally posted by J'Mal:
  were they drunk, rude, unable to perform, and not rehearsed???

No. I think BDB was well rehearsed, it was toward the end of his tour. I think those things are all part of his schtick. think of him as a UK Lou Reed. [/b]

No, it was first night of his tour. Or maybe the second.