BJM at Black Cat

[ggw]

Originally posted by BLANK:
  If you like the Ceasers album that much I would contend that you smoked crack far more recently than you are letting on.
 

It's a great album.  The lyrics can be a little trite at times, but it's still a lot of fun.

[ratioci nation]

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
  The lyrics can be a little trite at times

cringeworthy more like it, I could not get past the lyrics problem enough to enjoy the album

[markie]

Originally posted by he whose real name starts with m:
   

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
  The lyrics can be a little trite at times

cringeworthy more like it, I could not get past the lyrics problem enough to enjoy the album [/b]

bit I thought you like to jerk it out?

[markie]

the Ceasers mostly made me wish I was listening to the inspiral carpets or the doors.

[SPARX]

Another PB review of BJM:                                                                                                 Hmmmmm, we seem to go to all the same shows.  I though BJM were awful
 last
 night, Anton could barely function last night, he thought it was awful
 as
 well.  They were fantastic in Baltimore on Friday night, and he was
 talking
 friendly with some of the hecklers after the show.  If a band can't
 take
 good natured heckling when they are screwing up, they shouldn't be
 playing.
 BJM always seem to play until they are forced to quit, at least that is
 what
 has happened the 3 times I have seen them.  You know a band is not
 having a
 good time when the guitarist shows relief when Anton is told they can
 only
 play 1 more song.
 
 And I feel the same way as you do about Death Cab, I find it hard to
 get
 into a lot of their music and was not crazy about the show tonight,
 although
 the Billy Bragg and Cure covers were quality.

[ratioci nation]

Originally posted by SPARX:
  Another PB review of BJM:                                                                                                 Hmmmmm, we seem to go to all the same shows.  I though BJM were awful
 last
 night, Anton could barely function last night, he thought it was awful
 as
 well.  They were fantastic in Baltimore on Friday night, and he was
 talking
 friendly with some of the hecklers after the show.  If a band can't
 take
 good natured heckling when they are screwing up, they shouldn't be
 playing.
 BJM always seem to play until they are forced to quit, at least that is
 what
 has happened the 3 times I have seen them.  You know a band is not
 having a
 good time when the guitarist shows relief when Anton is told they can
 only
 play 1 more song.
 
 And I feel the same way as you do about Death Cab, I find it hard to
 get
 into a lot of their music and was not crazy about the show tonight,
 although
 the Billy Bragg and Cure covers were quality.

wow he sounds a lot like me  

[SPARX]

Originally posted by he whose real name starts with m:
   

Originally posted by SPARX:
 [[/b]

wow he sounds a lot like me    [/QB]

So,your real name is Matt?

[ratioci nation]

Originally posted by SPARX:
  So,your real name is Matt?

yes

[SPARX]

Originally posted by he whose real name starts with m:
   

Originally posted by SPARX:
  So,your real name is Matt?

yes [/b]

Good to see you posting on PB,that place needs some new blood.Doug Jones cracks me up though.

[kurosawa-b/w]

I definitely preferred The High Strung over BJM Sunday night. Anton was clearly out of his head. But The High Strung! I am sorry I am getting into them so late -a great band. Lots of energy, talent and tunes. I hope (and I know poorlulu agrees with me here) that they come back soon. The bass player deserves special mention as he played something fierce.

[thirsty moore]

Top. BJM's gig at the 930 was much better. Anton wasn't being so much of a prick.

[Vas Deferens]

there were about 5 people who saw the High Strung at BC backstage on Feb 18, 2007...

[azaghal1981]

Drone jam following "Satellite" two nights ago could have went a bit longer, IMO.