Red Mosquito

evenslow wrote:

lowlight79 wrote:Sounds like if I worked with Tim Smith, I would have choked him by now.

every band member feels that way about every frontman from time to time.

harmless wrote:

evenslow wrote:

lowlight79 wrote:Sounds like if I worked with Tim Smith, I would have choked him by now.

every band member feels that way about every frontman from time to time.

Is he doing what I think he's doing here, and about Mike?

harmless wrote:

evenslow wrote:

lowlight79 wrote:Sounds like if I worked with Tim Smith, I would have choked him by now.

every band member feels that way about every frontman from time to time.

Is he doing what I think he's doing here, and about Mike?

stupidmop wrote:

harmless wrote:

evenslow wrote:

lowlight79 wrote:Sounds like if I worked with Tim Smith, I would have choked him by now.

every band member feels that way about every frontman from time to time.

Is he doing what I think he's doing here, and about Mike?

Now I'm curious, what did you think he was doin?

evenslow wrote:

warehouse wrote:what happened to at the drive-in wanting to open for pearl jam? thats like a model wanting to blow you, not a whole lot to think about, just make it happen.

at the drive-in does blow

Fuck You Jobu wrote:

evenslow wrote:

warehouse wrote:what happened to at the drive-in wanting to open for pearl jam? thats like a model wanting to blow you, not a whole lot to think about, just make it happen.

at the drive-in does blow

They rock, but man did Omar phone it in @ Lolla last year. Kind of killed it for me.

evenslow wrote:

warehouse wrote:what happened to at the drive-in wanting to open for pearl jam? thats like a model wanting to blow you, not a whole lot to think about, just make it happen.

at the drive-in does blow

warehouse wrote:

evenslow wrote:

warehouse wrote:what happened to at the drive-in wanting to open for pearl jam? thats like a model wanting to blow you, not a whole lot to think about, just make it happen.

at the drive-in does blow

your mother blows

bodysnatcher wrote:no idea what you guys are talking about... what happened?

broken iris wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:no idea what you guys are talking about... what happened?

Yeah.. I must be missing something too. I remember Stone saying he wanted to play Public Image [the worst cover they have done in recent years] and not No Way, even under some pressure from Ed and the audience, but Ed's been that way for years. Nothing new going on there.

solace wrote:

Fuck You Jobu wrote:

evenslow wrote:

warehouse wrote:what happened to at the drive-in wanting to open for pearl jam? thats like a model wanting to blow you, not a whole lot to think about, just make it happen.

at the drive-in does blow

They rock, but man did Omar phone it in @ Lolla last year. Kind of killed it for me.

yep. his Mom had died not too long before their Coachella show, but still...

UglyRedHonda wrote:

broken iris wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:no idea what you guys are talking about... what happened?

Yeah.. I must be missing something too. I remember Stone saying he wanted to play Public Image [the worst cover they have done in recent years] and not No Way, even under some pressure from Ed and the audience, but Ed's been that way for years. Nothing new going on there.

GIF's from here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwbUplfqX4E

Fuck You Jobu wrote:

solace wrote:

Fuck You Jobu wrote:

evenslow wrote:

warehouse wrote:what happened to at the drive-in wanting to open for pearl jam? thats like a model wanting to blow you, not a whole lot to think about, just make it happen.

at the drive-in does blow

They rock, but man did Omar phone it in @ Lolla last year. Kind of killed it for me.

yep. his Mom had died not too long before their Coachella show, but still...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At_the_Dri ... .932012.29

While the reunion shows were met with mostly positive reviews, Rodríguez-López received criticism from fans and observers for his evident lack of enthusiasm while playing on stage; initially this was attributed to the recent death of his mother, however Rodriguez-Lopez later stated that he no longer felt being connected with At the Drive-in's music:

"For me, playing together again was to close the chapter on that era. We played those songs so we can hopefully move forward and do new music that represents where we are now. When playing those songs, I thought, 'Here's a person at the time that I don't relate to anymore.' He didn't care about his life and was doing drugs and was really disconnected from the world and a whole lot of other personal stuff that I won't get into. If I give myself to that, I can feel the psychological effects of that personality in the same way that an actor can say it wasn't healthy to live in that role so long or bring that role home every night."

B wrote:Mackelmore opening.