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agreed... not even close to my fave tracks

The National will be opening for the first week of Arcade Fire's North American Tour. http://www.arcadefire.net/tour-dates/the-n...for-arcade-fire 05/01/07 Atlanta, GA Atlanta Civic Ctr. Theatre 05/02/07 Asheville, NC Thomas Wolfe Auditorium 05/04/07 Washington, DC DAR Constitution Hall 05/05/07 Upper Darby, PA Tower Theatre 05/07/07 New York, NY United Palace 05/08/07 New York, NY United Palace 05/09/07 New York, NY Radio City Music Hall tour of the year?? christ i hope they

have only heard various songs from that Twilight Sad EP it on Sirius and WOXY, but i like it a lot

still doesn't even remotely touch Coachella this year but then again, that's in 2 weeks, not exactly summer

true, thus why i spent $60 to see him w/ Norah Jones in a few weeks it's not as great as Coachella's lineup this year (yet anyway), no doubt, but i got tix for $65 for all 3 days and it's within driving distance and i have a free place to stay... so IF i end up even going, i think it's a pretty nice lineup, hehe

right, this is just the initial lineup don't expect Arcade Fire, but won't be surprised if Wilco are added can't see Matt really playing Lolla, not his scene/style at all, nor would i care to see him there really

to each his/her own i guess, i'm pretty fucking stoked for: Pearl Jam Daft Punk Ben Harper Muse Iggy & The Stooges Modest Mouse Interpol My Morning Jacket The Black Keys Regina Spektor Spoon Lupe Fiasco TV On The Radio Yeah Yeah Yeahs The Roots Patti Smith Amy Winehouse LCD Soundsystem Femi Kuti Yo La Tengo Hold Steady Blonde Redhead Sparklehorse !!! Son Volt Polyphonic Spree Peter Bjorn & John Silversun Pickups CSS The Rapture The Wailers Roky Erickson Tapes N Tapes The Fratellis Ghostland Observatory Tokyo Police Club Soulive Cold War Kids Fields Jim Noir Elvis Perkins Black Angels

Lineup... Pearl Jam, Daft Punk, Ben Harper, Muse, Iggy & The Stooges, Modest Mouse, Interpol, My Morning Jacket, Satellite Party, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Snow Patrol, The Roots, Patti Smith, Kings Of Leon, The Black Keys, Regina Spektor, Spoon, Lupe Fiasco, TV On The Radio, Pete Yorn, G. Love, Paolo Nutini, Amy Winehouse, LCD Soundsystem, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Silverchair, Femi Kuti, Yo La Tengo, Hold Steady, Jack's Mannequin, Stephen Marley, STS9, MIA, Slightly Stoopid, Blonde Redhead, Sparklehorse, Sean Lennon, !!!, Blue October, Son Volt, Motion City Soundtrack, Polyphonic Spree, Peter

i was happy to hear how tight it was, because Andrew has a tendency to sing things with odd phrasing, especially compared to the records, and leave out a number of words, but it was damn good last night

loved every bit of it minus the fairly abrupt ending great choice on the suites!

yeah, easily their best

not a bad 2 to have/know

for those not familiar w/ Low, check out "Things We Lost In The Fire" you mean slowcore?

nope after Never Gonna Change he said "that was a Drive By-Truckes song" and then commented about The Assassin, and how his "good friend Patterson Hood" wrote this amazing song, but "didn't really play it much anymore, so he said it was cool if i played it" i think the initial decision and timing probably surprised/hurt Jason, but I have a feeling w/ the dust settles, i don't think either side will be that harsh in passing blame on how it came about. it's not like i can't see them sharing the stage in the future.

it's by Stephen Thomas Erlewine, who is a major toolshed you'd think Conor fucked his wife from that review

i mean i can see not gushing over them, but what about them or their music is even remotely offensive??

the new Feist is great, but i wish it had a bit more uptempo/fun stuff like the last one, as i get a bit tired by the end of it. but it is very very gorgeous stuff and definitely a better all around album.

^^ pfork totally missed the mark w/ that review today, they must hate hippies

Jason was fucking stellar tonight opening for Son Volt. setlist: Try Grown (both new songs sounded a lot better live) God Damn Lonely Love Ain't Never Gonna Change The Assassin (w/ a nice comment about Patterson before it) Magician (this one was kinda boring) Dress Blues Jailbreak (smokin' Thin Lizzy cover) Chicago Promenade (jason on keys, sounded real nice live)

it's a pretty good song lyrically, but it deserved to be a hidden track or a b-side, cuz it didn't fit the sound of that record at all, and it drug down the entire 2nd half of an already watered down/weak album. but best song on the record? not even close for me...

attachments are only allowed in certain areas of the forum not allowed in Umm... what section are you trying to post it in?

it wasn't nearly as boring as "Space City", now that song was a fucking snorer but yeah, after i heard about Jason & Shonna's divorce a few weeks ago (apparently it happened around this time a year ago), i sorta wondered what might come of it, but everyone was told apparently it wouldn't effect things... the thing about Isbell & DBT is... prior to him joining the band, they were just a GOOD band for me... his presence on record and ESPECIALLY at their live shows, cemented them as one of my favorite live bands around... so it's hard to say that dynamic isn't going to change. other

it could go either way... but Zwan, while i liked a few songs on the record a lot, their one full length just wasn't all that great. It was however, loads better than the last 3 Pumpkins records (i'm including Machina II) Zwan had so much material that never got recorded (or at least released), much of which was way better than the actual Mary Star record.

ah shit, that's who opened up in Duluth last summer, not Retribution, i forgot. thanks for reminding me that and i wasn't actually at the show

oh how come you'd have to go through Ticketmaster? does the Ogden not have a box office?