Red Mosquito

A few pages late but I was surprised that Jorge was unfamiliar with Make You Feel My Love.

verb_to_trust wrote:Who is number 1?

Tegan & Sara

cutuphalfdead wrote:A few pages late but I was surprised that Jorge was unfamiliar with Make You Feel My Love.

I'm not a big Bruce Springsteen or Bob Dylan or Tom Petty or Neil Young fan, whichever one of them did that song

theplatypus wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:A few pages late but I was surprised that Jorge was unfamiliar with Make You Feel My Love.

I'm not a big Bruce Springsteen or Bob Dylan or Tom Petty or Neil Young fan, whichever one of them made that song

Adele.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:A few pages late but I was surprised that Jorge was unfamiliar with Make You Feel My Love.

I'm not a big Bruce Springsteen or Bob Dylan or Tom Petty or Neil Young fan, whichever one of them made that song

Adele.

Donna Summer

verb_to_trust wrote:Who is number 1?

he meant between 2 and 3.

I think





I'm not sure

...AND WE DIE YOUNG...

knee tunes wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Who is number 1?

he meant between 2 and 3.

I think





I'm not sure

You's correct

It's been a while since I've wanted to go to a concert (besides Die Antwoord, which sold out instantly ), but I think I'm gonna go to the Protomartyr show in Denver next week.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:It's been a while since I've wanted to go to a concert (besides Die Antwoord, which sold out instantly ), but I think I'm gonna go to the Protomartyr show in Denver next week.

Yep. I'm gonna do this. Just bought tickets. Man does it feel great to be excited for a concert again. It's been years.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:It's been a while since I've wanted to go to a concert (besides Die Antwoord, which sold out instantly ), but I think I'm gonna go to the Protomartyr show in Denver next week.

Yep. I'm gonna do this. Just bought tickets. Man does it feel great to be excited for a concert again. It's been years.

tragabigzanda wrote:The last really great show I saw was the one I played with my old band at a house show in Richmond, VA in 2013:

Spoiler: show

The music scene in MT is awful. These days I get more excited to smoke a joint (vape some oil, technically) and listen to a good album.

I am old.

It's like a Fugazi show but with shirts on.

Bammer wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:The last really great show I saw was the one I played with my old band at a house show in Richmond, VA in 2013:

Spoiler: show

The music scene in MT is awful. These days I get more excited to smoke a joint (vape some oil, technically) and listen to a good album.

I am old.

It's like a Fugazi show but with shirts on.

tragabigzanda wrote:These days I get more excited to smoke a joint (vape some oil, technically) and listen to a good album.

I am old.

Me too, though substitute a glass of whiskey for the joint.

I think I'm getting close to swearing off most live shows, at least those at big venues. I so rarely have a good time.

The Cure show last week was the final straw. I love the band so much, and they played really well, but the environmental factors made it really difficult for me to focus on and enjoy what was happening on stage.

Birds in Hell wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:These days I get more excited to smoke a joint (vape some oil, technically) and listen to a good album.

I am old.

Me too, though substitute a glass of whiskey for the joint.

I think I'm getting close to swearing off most live shows, at least those at big venues. I so rarely have a good time.

The Cure show last week was the final straw. I love the band so much, and they played really well, but the environmental factors made it really difficult for me to focus on and enjoy what was happening on stage.

I'm kind of in the same boat. I've also seen so many shows it isn't exciting for me unless I've never seen the band, or it's been a long time and I'm so excited to see the band again that I don't care about the crowd.

Crowds out here aren't as bad as some of what you guys encounter but the tradeoff is that shows rarely have good crowds; usually people are just kind of listless.

Anybody think their hearing is fucked from live shows? I was sort of disturbed by how my ears felt after seeing Dinosaur Jr the other week.

I always bring plugs now too, though I don't always use them.

I often find it's not only volume that hurts, it can be what frequencies are prominent in the mix. I've felt ear pain after mixes that weren't hugely loud but had some really aggressive high end or midrange etc.