tragabigzanda wrote:Also, what do you think of Key Arena? I've never been.
Eh. Not the best sound depending on your location, unfortunately. If you're on the floor, the sound will all be the same where ever you stand. I was close to the same seat location when RH came for the KoL tour. Every time I've been on the floor, it seems to be set up in two sections with an aisle down the middle and on either side near the edges. Security is kind of insane about people getting in the walkways. Last time we were on the floor during Arcade Fire, we ended up just walking to the back by the soundboard where it's usually more of a casual hangout spot without as much crowding. Neither the wife or I enjoy being in the sardine situation that GA can create, so our go-to is to kind of hang back.
That being said, it's probably the best big concert location in the area. Tacoma Dome is alright, it's similar to Key Arena, but I'm guessing they are going for a more central location to their demographic of fans. And thank GOD they aren't playing White River Amphitheater again.
Key Arena leaves a LOT to be desired as far as sound but it's the best option we've got in the Seattle area. I have never seen a show at Safeco or Clink but those seem too cavernous to me unless you're up close.
Kevin Davis wrote:I keep hoping these bumps are going to be Ridley with his B-sides comp, but every damn time it's just one of you yahoos chiming in to share that you couldn't get tickets.
B-Sides & Rarities comp is almost there and hopefully will be released by the end of Feb. It's now clocking in at 19 discs
Congrats to all those you got tickets - hopefully they'll still be in the touring mood at the end of the year for some Aussie Summer shows
Just came in here to say that OK Computer holds up as well as any album from the 90's, and is undeniably their masterwork. On another planet than the rest of their ridiculously good catalog. Gets me every time, still.
swan wrote:Just came in here to say that OK Computer holds up as well as any album from the 90's, and is undeniably their masterwork. On another planet than the rest of their ridiculously good catalog. Gets me every time, still.
I've decided after much thought and deliberation that Ok Computer is my absolute favourite album of all time. A perfectly sequenced and cohesive set of 10 timeless, emotive and just plain amazing five-star songs.
ridleybradout wrote:I've decided after much thought and deliberation that Ok Computer is my absolute favourite album of all time. A perfectly sequenced and cohesive set of 10 timeless, emotive and just plain amazing five-star songs.
ridleybradout wrote:I've decided after much thought and deliberation that Ok Computer is my absolute favourite album of all time. A perfectly sequenced and cohesive set of 10 timeless, emotive and just plain amazing five-star songs.
It has 12 songs though.
Really -- "after much thought and deliberation" my ass.
ridleybradout wrote:I've decided after much thought and deliberation that Ok Computer is my absolute favourite album of all time. A perfectly sequenced and cohesive set of 10 timeless, emotive and just plain amazing five-star songs.
It has 12 songs though.
Really -- "after much thought and deliberation" my ass.
Haha, I meant 11 - Fitter Happier is not a song.
I guess I should stop deliberating and get on with the artwork for this B-Sides & Rarities thing
ridleybradout wrote:I've decided after much thought and deliberation that Ok Computer is my absolute favourite album of all time. A perfectly sequenced and cohesive set of 10 timeless, emotive and just plain amazing five-star songs.
It has 12 songs though.
Really -- "after much thought and deliberation" my ass.
Haha, I meant 11 - Fitter Happier is not a song
I guess I should stop deliberating and get on with the artwork for this B-Sides & Rarities thing
Uh-oh -- I feel a "nature of art" discussion coming on, closely echoing the recurring "Immortality"-as-proper-album-closer debate...
