Just Announced

[markie]

Originally posted by skins33:
  The Vines: March 15th
 
 Same night as British Sea Power at Black Cat...

That really is a tough choice..........

[Bags]

Originally posted by Bags:
  I did see it on Pollstar, but the Pollstar pages have changed.  All the new shows I saw announced this a.m. are gone.  Totally weird.

Even more odd, the newly announced shows are back up, and there's Phaser.

[redsock]

Originally posted by Bags:
   

Originally posted by Bags:
  I did see it on Pollstar, but the Pollstar pages have changed.  All the new shows I saw announced this a.m. are gone.  Totally weird.

Even more odd, the newly announced shows are back up, and there's Phaser. [/b]

That is weird...but who cares, I'm still happy

[kurosawa-b/w]

Originally posted by Bags:
  Someone alert Jag (though I'm sure she knows...)
 
 Phaser, Sat, April 24, Iota.

That's great news! I will definitely be there. That should be an excellent venue for them.

[kurosawa-b/w]

Me again. Another show to announce:
 
 Stereolab 4/20/04 @ 9:30 Club
 
 This looks to be a verrry good year for shows...

[Jaguär]

Originally posted by Bags:
  Someone alert Jag (though I'm sure she knows...)
 
 Phaser, Sat, April 24, Iota.

And on a Saturday yet!
 
             
 
 They must love me.

[brennser]

Phaser, Sat, April 24, Iota.  

do phaser sound much like elbow? NPR reviewed the new elbow album this week and the guy compared elbow to phaser....just curious

[markie]

Originally posted by brennser:
   

Phaser, Sat, April 24, Iota.  

do phaser sound much like elbow? NPR reviewed the new elbow album this week and the guy compared elbow to phaser....just curious [/b]

When phaser are at their best they sound a bit like Doves worst.....

[ratioci nation]

Black Cat MON MAR 29- PANTHERS, TV ON THE RADIO $8 backstage 9:00
 
 yay on both bands

[Dandy01]

Originally posted by skins33:
  The Vines: March 15th
 
 Same night as British Sea Power at Black Cat...

I wonder if the Vines have straigthened up their act.

[Taster]

Originally posted by Dandy01:
   

Originally posted by skins33:
  The Vines: March 15th
 
 Same night as British Sea Power at Black Cat...

I wonder if the Vines have straigthened up their act. [/b]

Do you mean live act, Dandy? I ask because I've never seen them live and I'm trying to decide if I should see them or British Sea Power...

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

The Vines are playing with Jet.
 
 I don't like British Sea Power, but they seem like the far lesser of the two evil shows!

[ggw]

Originally posted by skins33:
  Do you mean live act, Dandy? I ask because I've never seen them live and I'm trying to decide if I should see them or British Sea Power...

I've seen the Vines live show twice -- horrible, both times.  I've seen BSP's live show twice -- excellent, both times.

[markie]

I am exactly half as well informed to tell you this as GGW, but British Sea Power were much better than the vines, live. Plus I cannot stand JET.

[ggw]

Originally posted by pollard:
  Black Cat MON MAR 29- PANTHERS, TV ON THE RADIO $8 backstage 9:00
 
 yay on both bands

Billy Bragg likes the Panthers:
 
 

Time Out New York Reading CD booklet
 
 Yeah! What I want is bands that come with a manifesto. I'm fucking sick of bands who only have an image. They're clear about who they are, as well: Track three is called "A Panther is a Motherfucker." I mean, call me an old punk, but this sort of stuff- stuff that declares that this is year zero and everything needs to be redone-it's needed right now. And they're smart enough to add a quote from James Brown: "People, we've got to get over before we go under." I'm the wrong generation for this kind of music, and yet it strikes a chord with me more than anything else. Twenty-five years ago in my country, a band recorded a song called "God Save the Queen," and the entire country went into a convulsion of anger. I just wish every generation could feel how I felt as a 19 year old when that happened. And that wasn't the first time for something like that. When Elvis came along in the '50's, he kicked a hole in it too.
 
 Written by Billy Bragg.