Club's 30th anniversary?

[azaghal1981]

Yeah, he stole the show by far.

I'll just add that while I enjoyed every set, I thought Bob Mould in particular crushed it. 

[sweetcell]

Yeah, he stole the show by far.

I'll just add that while I enjoyed every set, I thought Bob Mould in particular crushed it. 

false: CLUTCH.

[eltee]

Article with some photos from Kyle G.:
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/clicktrack/2010/06/in_concert_930_club_30th_anniv.html

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/artsandliving/930-club-turns-30/
What this interactive already posted? I think some of the interviews are new, but I believe some are also from the 930 F St. documentary [about the club].

[Jaguar]

Forgot to mention this earlier...

All the cluelessness about BT explains why I never got any responses regarding BT whenever I've brought him up in the past. Had assumed that others just didn't like him which totally baffled me since I know he'd appeal, at least somewhat, to a good number of you. Maybe it was just him being an unknown issue.

Anyway, I recommend this album of his that I know a lot of you would enjoy.



Movement In Still Life

Use this link for song samples.

[Bombay Chutney]

He was actually my least favorite part of the show.  He started with fairly generic 80s hits (I think he actually played a Fixx song twice - once would have been more than enough) then went into dance music that totally isn't my thing.  I didn't think he caught the vibe of what the early days of the club were all about.  I found myself wishing that Twangirl was dj-ing.

[sweetcell]

i love dance music, and BT isn't my thing.  what i've heard of his music has been to mainstream/clubby for my tastes.  i've had no interest in pursuing.

[azaghal1981]

Nothing booked for the 31st.


Have to  do something! 31 years on the 31st has too nice of a ring to it.