Red Mosquito

I am becoming tempted

Do it Jordo!!!!!

What song would Kanye guest on for this tour? Something from Adore maybe?

'Daphne Descends': except it's him loving him, and no one, no one else.

Was Adore removed from Spotify?

theplatypus wrote:Was Adore removed from Spotify?

Consciousness, actually.

What?

theplatypus wrote:Was Adore removed from Spotify?

it appears so, yes. just noted yesterday.

AndySlash wrote:

theplatypus wrote:Was Adore removed from Spotify?

it appears so, yes. just noted yesterday.

This is why I still like owning music.

I was at the SP show in NJ. The band sounded FANTASTIC. Billy is still a god-tier guitarist. I did not care for most of the special guests, especially Courtney Love who was an embarrassment. Bodies and Snail were highlights though - I love the Deftones and Chino sounded great. I'm super glad I went. Took my 11 year old son and he loved it too even though he didn't know a lot of the music. He did sing along to Stairway though!

Birds in Hell wrote:

http://drummagazine.com/jimmy-chamberli ... -musician/

The Parable is actually a pretty good jazz/fusion album. Production could be better though, saxophone should be more up front.

Read something that said the show in Connecticut grossed 450k or so. Those kind of numbers probably make the half full Glendale type shows sting less.

yeah, im not sure how the tour is doing financially. Guess its ok?

Top 10 SP songs:

1979
The Aeroplane Flies High (Turns Left, Looks Right)
Bodies
The Everlasting Gaze
Hummer
Mayonaise
Perfect
Stand Inside Your Love
Stumbleine
Where Boys Fear to Tread

good list, but it needs For Martha and Rhinoceros.

Drown needs to be in there fer sure.

Ello Sailor wrote:Drown needs to be in there fer sure.

“X.Y.U.” and that were my #11 and #12.

Hummer
Soma
Drown
Obscured
1979
Here Is No Why
The Aeroplane Flies High
Tear
Stand Inside Your Love
Glass and the Ghost Children

Went to the Seattle show on Friday. Three and a quarter hours of SP live, nice way to spend a Friday night.
Billy's vocals are way better live than I expected.
James Iha has a pretty prominent role and does most of the talking.
Stairway to Heaven works and is very keyboard oriented, a surprising take on it.
Song selection is great and the vaudeville videos work within the show quite well.
Thought the audience was pretty good, not too many cell phones out filming. People just enjoying the music. A lot of big smiles all around.
Very little chemistry on stage. Some between Billy and James and that's about it. Nothing between Billy and the bassist or Jeff Schroeder (the third guitarist).
Overall good show. I think it did a better job highlighting the SP catalogue than it did the current SP band though, mostly due to the lack of chemistry.

Thru the Eyes of Ruby
Mayonaise
Muzzle
Here Is No Why
Cherub Rock
Rhinoceros
Hummer
Porcelina
Tonight Tonight
Drown

I love Adore and Machina so it feels weird to not include anything from them.