Thanks to Anders for starting this thread.
It really rekindled my love for this band.
In The Hills Where The Tall Weed Grows: A Calexico Thread
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Good to hear,
I’ve been listening to Feast Of Wire. What a fantastic album.
I’ve been listening to Feast Of Wire. What a fantastic album.
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Ordered it on vinyl now. My first Calexico vinyl.
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I second the Anders thanks. I listened to Spoke for the first time and I'm going to go through the entire discography over the coming months. I loved Hot Rail in 2000, Even My Sure Things has great mometns, Feast Of Wire is also top notch. I have dipped my toe since then but not been too impressed.
I saw them in 2003 or 04 and for some reason it all felt too polished and clinical. I wanted something a bit more ramshackle. It was my problem though as they were spot on and professional, my expectations just weren't aligned.
I saw them in 2003 or 04 and for some reason it all felt too polished and clinical. I wanted something a bit more ramshackle. It was my problem though as they were spot on and professional, my expectations just weren't aligned.