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Neko Case. Assuming some other VCers will be there as well?

my guess is the band dresses like their favorite movie characters and plays a song from that movie soundtrack. rinse/repeat throughout the entire set. I can't wait for this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=re_QAb2LqgU

peak nadir of band names has been reached.

my baseball moment was with Ron House... dude was definitely into the game. all-time classic 7" sleeve from one of his bands:

mastodon w/ scott kelly tonight; kvelertak and mutoid man opening. kinda curious to see kvelertak's new singer. the old one was awesome.

i did see them in Iceland, in a tiny club after ATP finally went tits up. the light sucked and it was jammed so i didn't take many photos. https://photos.tinnitus-photography.com/p37021402 i did go on tour w/ the band for 3 dates in Scandinavia this year, and that was an incredibly great time. the Copenhagen show in particular was amazing and i got a bunch of my favorite photos i've ever taken of the band, https://photos.tinnitus-photography.com/p994700641 i am not sure if you know or not, but Matt Pike's been battling some severe diabetes-related feet issues. he had to have a sm

try it now... it should show captions in grid view, though not slideshow view. thanks! i use Etymotic ER-20s. pretty comfy and not very expensive.

thanks TIoO!

i shot a bit less this year as compared to previous years, but still covered a lot of ground... 55 shows and four festivals, in five different countries. plus, i went to a few shows without my camera (John Cale, Liz Phair, Pearl Jam, and I am likely forgetting one or two others). i think most people know i do this because i love to and not because i'm trying to reach any finite goals, but i did tick off a couple of them this year. First, i got to go out on tour with a band, if only for three shows. but those shows were amazing and it was really an incredible experience. i'm grateful to Al, Jas

hmmm... i think there were less albums that i really dug this year as compared to others, but there was still some really good stuff released. my musical discovery of the year was from Estonia of all places; Erki Parnoja released a live record this year, but last year's Efterglow is so good and probably my favorite record that was new to me this year. here are some songs that i dug... maybe you did/will too? https://open.spotify.com/user/tinnitus_photo/playlist/1a3RozOVpoCOtQBwcI38or?si=_MBbl5zxSDyZqjab9iUOSw my top 10 records would be (inpo) Dommengang - Love Jail Malkmus/Jicks - Sparkle

tbh i have zero interest in giant festivals like coachella, so the fact that really no bands i like are gonna play shitshows like that is more than fine with me.

here is one guess i have for SSF19: Cate Le Bon

this is always a tough list to put together.... i'll (selfishly, i might add) post a thread w/ my fave photos of the year and there will be overlap for sure.

i was bummed to learn years later that when i first saw Nick Cave, in 2002, the opening act was Neko Case. i got there after she was finished, having a pint or two with a friend of mine at some crappy irish bar.

my photography has acted sort of like a show diary over the last 12 years, but i wished i'd kept a log during the 90s... saw a ton of great shows, esp from the '90-'95 stretch.

i wonder what Wilco song would have landed on that compilation. also, canuckistans, it's the LYRES

sometimes setlist.fm entries, esp old ones, are not too accurate.

a very good friend of mine used to manage them.

i like the cut of your jib.

awesome. great to hear that. thanks for the post.

last Sunday i went to the Coolidge Corner event where they screened the original, and Claudio Simonettt's Goblin provided the live score. pretty cool! Goblin played a bunch of songs afterwards too.

this is true. it's also true that PR was handled in-house by TMM.

for me, the key to the secret kingdom was fanzines... they were absolutely critical to finding out the good stuff that you never heard on the radio or saw at the record store (unfortunately, my college radio station was a commercial station... :puke ) so in the late 80s and early 90s, i found out about so many good bands via fanzines like Big Takeover, Forced Exposure, Flipside, Your Flesh, and smaller ones like Cut, Butt Rag, de/create, chemical imbalance, etc. there was one other key discovery for me... buying a cd copy of the In Love With These Times compilation from Flying Nun... that

well it's nearing ski season... so it might make an appearance again soon.