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The new rules are completely made up and obviously open for discussion.I was confused by the new rules too. I thought the Arcade Fire/Chillwave songs started at 9pm eastern time.
I was thiiiiiiis close to picking this song for several "Female" categories, but never pulled the trigger:
) had arrived early and were in row 4. It was a fantastic show--none of the subsequent shows have topped it for me.
I have a story for this one too, that probably most people have had a variation of at an Arcade Fire concert. I saw them on The Suburbs tour in 2010 on Toronto Island with Janelle Monae and The Sadies opening. The show was really great all around, the situation for getting off the island after was not... about 2 hours waiting for a water taxi or ferry, those were the only two options. The vast majority was spent by the thousands of people waiting ooooooh - oh - ooooh - ooooh this song to pass the time.I've seen Arcade Fire 7 or 8 times. This was the first song they played at the first show I saw. It was at Coachella 2005, 7 months after Funeral was released. They got the 1 p.m. slot on the outdoor stage. It was 99 degrees. Usually the 1 pm/outdoor stage bands have a couple hundred hard core fans and some stragglers in the vicinity. This venue was packed liked sardines, 200 rows deep. Me and @The Andalusian Dog (
Arcade Fire - Wake Up (2004)
I wouldn't really call this "chillwave" on a strict definition, butI'm not an expert on chillwave, Tasker can let me know if this qualifies, maybe it's darkwave?, if not, great pop song anyway.
Afterhours - MS MR - Hurricane - somethingwave
. One of those bands I always feel like I should like more, but I've never really been able to get into more than a handful of songs (including this one).
My buzzy festival band story is nothing like 200 rows deep but the first time I saw PUP was at Riot Fest Toronto (R.I.P.) in 2014. I had never heard a single song by them and I'm not sure the self-titled was even out... but that day there was major (Toronto) hype. Their set time got moved back by like 45 minutes and then it got moved to a bigger stage, I didn't know WTF was going on but I knew with all the people talking about them, I should probably go and check them out. It was a rowdy, rowdy crowd and I stood at the back and watched all the people in the know go ape.I've seen Arcade Fire 7 or 8 times. This was the first song they played at the first show I saw. It was at Coachella 2005, 7 months after Funeral was released. They got the 1 p.m. slot on the outdoor stage. It was 99 degrees. Usually the 1 pm/outdoor stage bands have a couple hundred hard core fans and some stragglers in the vicinity. This venue was packed liked sardines, 200 rows deep. Me and @The Andalusian Dog (
Arcade Fire - Wake Up (2004)
I have not stole enough turf yet.
Some of this and some of that. And by "that" I mean the Covers category.
We've always been high and dry. We did buy this nice new house two weeks before Harvey. No worries, right? It helps that we are locals. We know where the high spots are.Stay dry.
Have you had problems w/ previous floods?
It's Chillwave Demolition Night.
I think that was you that pointed it out and then I listened to 1985 off of KOD. If you check the old thread, I'm sure that's what it was. But no matter...he slays Soundcloud rappers on this track, too.
I'd forgotten about AFI. I think I had this album. Generationals are interesting, if not my thing. Oh well. I click because I respect.
Cool.May spotlight tonight
Kid A was one of my first thoughts for 2000 and then I thought of hip hop...speaking of which.
This began with a jazz feel to me - and kinda of a soulful feel as the lyrics come in.
Yeah - lots more modern from 1st beat.
Now that you have my attention...
This is definitely dreamy to me. Space-y kinda.
You can draft a song from 2000 and/or 2019. Plus you can spotlight. So basically just don’t draft anything pre-2k
Thnx - I got a little confused as well.
I'm not sure what to make of Lambchop's late career direction. I like that Wagner continues to innovate as he approaches age 60 but the autotune FX are kind of jarring. I guess all the synths are new toys to play with and allows the band to produce rich recordings without having to bring in Nashville session players like they used to
Thanks, Eep.
I have to admit, that what little I know of The Hives, did not come naturally to me at first.
