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[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

Morrissey on Letterman tonight
 
 Old 97's on Kilborn next Friday

[ggw]

Travis Morrison @ Galaxy Hut 8/22

[snailhook]

rhett, you're welcome. you'll have to excuse them if they aren't quite as revelatory as witnessing an old 97's show.

[ratioci nation]

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
  Travis Morrison @ Galaxy Hut 8/22

I saw that song for the orca made his album track list, I think I will make sure to stay away.  Hopefully the songs have completely changed from what was on his website.

[ggw]

Agreed.
 
 It's the same night as Burning Brides, so it's an easy decision to pass on Travis's show.
 
 

Originally posted by pollard:
 Hopefully the songs have completely changed from what was on his website.

[Random Citizen]

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
  Agreed.
 
 It's the same night as Burning Brides, so it's an easy decision to pass on Travis's show.
 
 

Burning Brides show is August 23 (Monday).

[ggw]

I stand corrected.
 
 

Originally posted by Random Citizen:
 Burning Brides show is August 23 (Monday).

[jkeisenh]

August 4th midweek DIY music extravaganza!!
 
 -What the Kids Want
 (smart, fun, poppy punk from Bloomington, Indiana, with ex-members of The  Sissies and Operation: Cliff Clavin)
 -The Max Levine Ensemble
 (local pop-punk superheroes, with special guest drummer Matty Pop Chart)
 -Haymarket
 (the DC areas own radical folk/country ensemble)
 -Aphid Ant Constrution
 (acoustic w/ male/female vocals... on tour with The Max Levine Ensemble)
 -Theo
 (solo acoustic. also on tour with Max Levine)
 
 Wednesday Aug 4th
 at NotaSquat House
 4600 8th St NW
 6:30 SHARP! (will end in time for you to take metro home)
 $5 for the touring bands
 
 *Directions*
 BY METRO: Green line to Georgia Ave./Petworth. Walk north on Georgia
 Ave. to the second street. Take a right onto Randolph St. and then
 the first left onto 8th St. Walk several blocks until you get to
 Buchanan St. The NotaSquat is the red brick house with pink awnings
 on the corner. It'll take about 12 minutes to walk. Take a friend.
 
 BY CAR OR BIKE: (from Downtown DC) Head north on Georgia Ave. (which is the
 same as 7th St further south) and turn right onto Buchanan St. The house is two
 blocks up on the left.
 
 
 AND...
 _______________________________________________
 
 *RNC Protest Benefit*
 
 August 23 at Flashpoint
 916 G Street, NW (Between 9th and 10th, directly across from MLK library)
 $5, all ages - doors at 6:30pm
 
 The Washington Social Club (DC's own)
 Soophie Nun Squad      (wild, crazy, fun, and costumes too! definitely a band not to miss)
 Tree of Knowledge Book Distro      (books and literature all the way from the midwest)
 Defiance, Ohio           (passionate and political folk/punk... amazing!)
 Heads Up Soldier       (soon to be local favs, from Virginia)
 
 A partial benefit for Chaos at the Conventions: A DC based fundraising effort  to support non-violent direct action at the Republican National Convention in NYC, August 29 - September 3.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

So what bands are scheduled to play the Republican Convention? Now that would be an "alternative" band.

[Bags]

Starbelly is playing the Acme in Annapolis tonight. Show starts at 10:00.
 
 WHY Mondays?!?!?    

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by chimbly sweep:
 
 
 Tree of Knowledge Book Distro      (books and literature all the way from the midwest)
 Defiance, Ohio           (passionate and political folk/punk... amazing!)
 Heads Up Soldier       (soon to be local favs, from Virginia)
 

man, first "band" brings books all the way from the midwest (ooooh), second band is "passionate" and third band is "soon to be," which is very close to "never gonna be."  i think they should be paying me to listen to their diatribes.

[godsshoeshine]

Originally posted by pollard:
 THUR SEPT 9- LES SAVY FAV, DETACHMENT KIT $12 mainstage 8:30

i know this is old, but YAY

[eltee]

Anyone know of Eisley? They are opening for Snow Patrol at The NorVA.

Originally posted by Random Citizen:
  According to their website:
 
 Snow Patrol
 Fri 9/10/2004
 9:30 Club
 Washington DC
 
 Pre-sale tickets go on sale Monday, July 12 at 10am. Cost is $15.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

Don't sound like my cup of tea, but then again neither is Snow Patrol.
 
 Though they have musical ties to emo and indie rock, Eisley's debut EP, Laughing City, reveals that the Texas-based quintet's true musical heritage lies in the dreamy, largely female guitar pop of the early '90s. The sweet, wavering vocals of sisters Sherri and Stacy DuPree recall not only the Innocence Mission's Karen Peris and Sixpence None the Richer's Leigh Nash, but especially those of Belly and Throwing Muses' Tanya Donelly, a similarity heightened by the kind of songs Eisley writes. The brooding "Telescope Eyes," one of the group's more rock-oriented songs, sounds like it could fit easily on Belly's King or on one of Donelly's solo albums; "Tree Tops," with its whimsical music-box melody and waltz rhythm, recalls the playful creativity of songs like "Feed the Tree." That's not to suggest that the band doesn't have their own musical identity, however, as swooning ballads like "Over the Mountains" and the title track suggest that by the time Eisley releases a full-length, they'll be writing even more intricately distinctive songs. While the EP's production sounds a little slick at times, especially for the band's ethereal-rock sound, Laughing City is still a promising and unique debut.
 
 
 

Originally posted by Sugartastic Tee Silk:
  Anyone know of Eisley? They are opening for Snow Patrol at The NorVA.  

Originally posted by Random Citizen:
  According to their website:
 
 Snow Patrol
 Fri 9/10/2004
 9:30 Club
 Washington DC
 
 Pre-sale tickets go on sale Monday, July 12 at 10am. Cost is $15.

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[thirsty moore]

Don't you know? Books from the Midwest are made from corn husks.
 
 

Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
 man, first "band" brings books all the way from the midwest