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that's a cool space to see them, but $40... oof, that's too much.

magnificent!

both songs i never want to hear again.

Sleep. May I bask in Iommic riffage.

Lucky San Diegoans can see Drive Like Jehu play a free show coming up soon.

I pretty much left it as it was said.

part 1, anyway. http://bigtakeover.com/interviews/interview-with-mike-watt-punk-rock-legend-plaid-enthusiast-and-honorary-italian-part-1 This was the most enjoyable interview I've ever done...the man is a total ball of energy and so personable.

so much more. more than we asked for, really.

a friend of mine said the Boston show was outstanding. i'm gonna see Alvarius b (aka Alan Bishop) and Sam Shalabi tonight.

Louis CK tonight! along with Sarah Silverman, Dave Attell, Hannibal Burress, etc. should be awesome.

Red Sox! ok, a different sort of performance, but the first of the year for me and the first game for my youngest son.

Nope, The Sinclair in Cambridge. It's about 1.5 years old now. Fantastic venue.

Matt Pike of High On Fire. You can't see it from that angle, but he's rocking the Goose Gossage 'stache now.

last night.

more punk/rock than pop, but this is a great, catchy song nonetheless. they have some good ones. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLv1uclOGSg

tonight!

my favorite moment of this thread was when, viewing from the forum page, the last poster's username suggested that Jeff Tweedy's Voice Smells Like Flowers.

Golden Void - Atlantis when the over-dubbed guitar solo kicks in at ~4:30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptR0aDGLZno

there are at least four in Mogwai's "Xmas Steps".... when the drums kick in at 4:18 when the overdriven guitar kicks in at 4:52 the emotional high point of the song shortly after and the slowing ebb of dying embers that starts at it's really just a powerfully perfect song. and i'm pissed that they haven't played it the nine times I've seen them since 2003.

rare Mills lead vocal, too.

On Your Feet Or On Your Knees is the greatest live record of all time. 1974 I think.

I am really quite certain that the world doesn't need Wayne Coyne and his ideas anymore.

go on....

Opal