Red Mosquito

tragabigzanda wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Man, that kind of music just does absolutely nothing for me anymore.

Yea, me niether.

Same

Sigur Rós does all the things for me. I also think Valtari and Kveikur are great.

Is Depeche Mode still together?

Higgs wrote:Tom Waits
Radiohead
Midnight Oil (should sort this one out this year)
Endless Boogie

Those are the Big 4 off the top of my head.

Midnight Oil are playing here in October, pre-sale is tomorrow at noon. That should be 1 down.

I was considering putting Radiohead on my list, but they are playing Seattle soon and I didn't try to get tickets so it wouldn't have been honest.

And I just recently remembered I saw them in 1997.

Jeff Mangum

Do Neutral Milk Hotel still play shows?

I saw them in 2014 but I think they stopped playing again.

Mike wrote:I saw them in 2014 but I think they stopped playing again.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Do Neutral Milk Hotel still play shows?

They're planning a reunion show when they get inducted into the Overrated Hall Of Fame

bodysnatcher wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Do Neutral Milk Hotel still play shows?

They're planning a reunion show when they get inducted into the Overrated Hall Of Fame

bodysnatcher wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Do Neutral Milk Hotel still play shows?

They're planning a reunion show when they get inducted into the Overrated Hall Of Fame

I'm gonna steal this

Fuck you all

NMH is great. I saw them live a few years ago and it was a killer show.

tragabigzanda wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Also, trag, big fan of Tortoise right here.

They are the sixth band I most want to see live, after Fugazi, Fugazi, Fugazi, Fugazi, and Fugazi. What're your favorite Tortoise records? Least favorite?

Well, my friend gave me a copy of Seneca years ago, and that is the album that got me into the band, so that always has a special place in my heart. But I also really love:

Tortoise
Standards
It's All Around You

Wow, I almost never want to hear S/T these days. But those other two records are excellent. I'd say TNT is my favorite, with It's All Around You being my second favorite. That album is just epic.

I'm surprised you've never gotten to see Tortoise, Trag. I caught them in Buffalo in 2009, at the beginning of the Beacons of Ancestorship tour. A bunch of new material was played, so they weren't super tight, but were by no means sloppy, either. The only disappointment, for me, was not getting "I Set My Face to the Hillside" on the set.

Also, I'm curious, was the S/T album your first exposure to the band? For me, it was one of the last I heard prior to Beacons being released (I got into them around 2006 or so). I didn't really get it at first, but it's been better and better as time passes. TNT will always be my favorite, followed closely by Standards and Millions Now Living Will Never Die.

Seeing 2 of my 5 listed this year. Sigur Ros and Laura Marling.

Kevin Davis wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:A Springsteen show sounds like my idea of hell.

Burt beat me to it.

Don't worry, I'm sure everyone subconsciously registered you saying it in advance of Burt's post.

Neil Young
Bruce Springsteen
Bill Frisell
Vijay Iyer
Calexico

Seeing Frisell next Friday.

Kevin Davis wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:A Springsteen show sounds like my idea of hell.

Burt beat me to it.

Don't worry, I'm sure everyone subconsciously registered you saying it in advance of Burt's post.

Neil Young
Bruce Springsteen
Bill Frisell
Vijay Iyer
Calexico

Seeing Frisell next Friday.

I'm more than a little envious!

Have a great time.