Red Mosquito

VinylGuy wrote:How is the standar? Booklet wise.

Apparently the same as the deluxe (triple gatefold, four-page lyric sheet), just minus the outer case, poster and bonus 12".

http://www.discogs.com/Sleater-Kinney-N ... se/6537504

After initially being lukewarm over this album, it has now claimed a firm grasp on my sack. Price Tag and A New Wave are a step above the rest.

Anyone going to the DC show(s)? I missed out on buying tickets and they sold out fast as shit...not trying to pay $150 for a single, currently the going rate on StubHub

I still haven't listened to this album, I need to get with it! Especially considering I'm seeing them live in a few weeks. I did listen to 'Dig Me Out' last week, and hot damn, that album has still held up very well.

These guys played their first show since 06 last night in Spokane. No word on the set, though.

Im a really big fan of the new one....the first half is fucking strong.

and then...Fade. My god what a song.

via Brooklyn Vegan

Sleater-Kinney
2015.02.08 Spokane, WA

Price Tag
Fangless
Start Together
Oh!
No Anthems
Get Up
Ironclad
One Beat
Bury Our Friends
What's Mine Is Yours
One More Hour
No Cities to Love
Surface Envy
Words and Guitar
Sympathy
A New Wave
Entertain
Jumpers

Encore:
Gimme Love
Dig Me Out
I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone
Turn It On
Modern Girl

Very glad I decided to splurge for the deluxe vinyl. The extra disc has both songs on 1 side, and the other side has a cool piece of artwork printed on to the white vinyl. Nice stuff.

Great to see the first set from last night. I had a premonition they would use Modern Girl as a closer. Also happy to see One More Hour in the set. That was the (very emotionally charged) "last song ever" at the "last show ever" in Portland August 06.

According to another site Dig Me Out was the last song, not Modern Girl

Im afraid they are never going to play Fade live.

did I ever mention this is pretty weak?

Dev wrote:did I ever mention this is pretty weak?

yeah i'm not a fan.

zekethomas wrote:via Brooklyn Vegan

Sleater-Kinney
2015.02.08 Spokane, WA

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-deta ... ?id=518508

I'm not sure what I think of this album. I haven't gotten it yet, but I've been listening to it on Spotify today (on my 3rd listen).

I think I like the first song, Price Tag, then it fizzles out a bit for me, but picks back up with No Anthems, Gimme Love, Bury Our Friends, Hey Darling, and Fade. So to sum it up, meh first half, and a stronger second half. To be fair though, I've been working while I'm listening, so a lot of this hasn't really sunk in yet.

The chorus to Hey Darling sounds vaguely familiar. Does it remind anyone of another song?

darth_vedder wrote:The chorus to Hey Darling sounds vaguely familiar. Does it remind anyone of another song?

Lita Ford song Kiss Me Deadly (mentioned it back a few pages)

MadTIGERmaN wrote:

darth_vedder wrote:The chorus to Hey Darling sounds vaguely familiar. Does it remind anyone of another song?

Lita Ford song Kiss Me Deadly (mentioned it back a few pages)

yeah I can't not hear it.

BurtReynolds wrote:

MadTIGERmaN wrote:

darth_vedder wrote:The chorus to Hey Darling sounds vaguely familiar. Does it remind anyone of another song?

Lita Ford song Kiss Me Deadly (mentioned it back a few pages)

yeah I can't not hear it.

Its not Sam Smith obvious... but I can definitely here it

Put on a great show last night in Denver. Just wish it was longer.

How does one get their hands on the b-sides released with the new album?