Death Cab Roll Call

[Julian, Alleged Computer F**kface]

Originally posted by tbmtt:
  When I bought the tickets I figured it was at the Cat's Cradle and was surprized to find out it wasn't.  

Yeah, I'd prefer if it was at Cat's Cradle, that place is OK.
 
 Feel free to yell Julian and I'll buy you a drink if they don't throw you out.

[kosmo vinyl]

Originally posted by distance:
  3+ years ago.

good answer  

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[xcanuck]

Sunday (and then Tue in Philly).
 
 Hoping for a prime spot on the balcony for Stars and then will hang out at the bar for DCFC. I just read in a Toronto Star article on the Arts and Crafts label that Stars have also been on O.C. *three* times. Ugh.

[SalParadise]

sunday

[kosmo vinyl]

fyi
 
 Leslie Feist @ Olssons
 
 For anyone who has been paying attention, Canadian bands have been invaluable in breathing life into indie rock (prime examples being Arcade Fire, Broken Social Scene and The New Pornograpers). Leslie Feist has been involved with that sprawling musical collective from the North, Broken Social Scene, and will be the opening act for their sold out performance at the 9:30 Club this Wednesday. For those of you who didn't get tickets for this show, you're in luck.
 
 Feist will be doing an in-store performance at our Dupont Circle store on Wednesday, October 26 at 5 p.m. the day of the show. Feist's album "Let it Die" has been a sleeper hit of sorts with its mix of covers and original compositions combining elements of jazz, french pop and disco in an improbable but winning way.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

I was one of about five people who saw her at Tower awhile back (when she was opening for BSP), and her solo acoustic in-store persona is completely underwhelming. I'm not sure why she gets such attention. I guess because she's part of the Ugly Team. Keren Ann, A Girl Called Eddy, and others do the same music with better results.
 
   

Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
  fyi
 
 Leslie Feist @ Olssons
 
 For anyone who has been paying attention, Canadian bands have been invaluable in breathing life into indie rock (prime examples being Arcade Fire, Broken Social Scene and The New Pornograpers). Leslie Feist has been involved with that sprawling musical collective from the North, Broken Social Scene, and will be the opening act for their sold out performance at the 9:30 Club this Wednesday. For those of you who didn't get tickets for this show, you're in luck.
 
 Feist will be doing an in-store performance at our Dupont Circle store on Wednesday, October 26 at 5 p.m. the day of the show. Feist's album "Let it Die" has been a sleeper hit of sorts with its mix of covers and original compositions combining elements of jazz, french pop and disco in an improbable but winning way.

[kurosawa-b/w]

I'll be there Sunday.

[redsock]

Sunday for me as well.

[Bags]

Sunday

[brennser]

sounds like we have a quorum for a forum party    

[HoyaSaxa03]

i'm there on sunday ... hopefully my favorite sold-out show spot has space ... if i hear "the new year", i'll be happy ... any setlists from this tour?

[Bags]

DC9 at 7:30

[Julian, Alleged Computer F**kface]

Originally posted by HoyaParanoia:
  i'm there on sunday ... hopefully my favorite sold-out show spot has space ... if i hear "the new year", i'll be happy ... any setlists from this tour?

www.dcfc-tour.net
 
 They change it every night, but Marching Bands of Manhattan => The New Year seems the standard opener.

[Julian, Alleged Computer F**kface]

Marching Bands Of Manhattan
 We Laugh Indoors
 The New Year
 Title and Registration
 Soul Meets Body
 Photobooth
 Summer Skin
 Crooked Teeth
 Different Names For The Same Thing
 Amputations
 A Movie Script Ending
 What Sarah Said
 Brothers On A Hotel Bed
 Expo '86
 Company Calls
 The Sound Of Settling
 ---
 I Will Follow You Into The Dark
 Tiny Vessels >
 Transatlanticism