Cool. Although whoever told you the bolded happened is fos.Always preferred aeroplane myself. I was just pissed cause I was in Athens at the time and it was cool being able to see them for $5 at the 40 Watt when people were paying $50 in NYC.
There are only two. Both are great.For someone who is only vaguely familiar with their work, what would be a good album to start off with?
I actually like them, the greatness theyre held in and thought to be by many is a bit ridiculous to me though, all things considered.Wow, he actually is Kenny Powers.
No Kenny, I think the plan is to converge the entire band and then only play five shows. That makes a ton of sense.I actually like them, the greatness theyre held in and thought to be by many is a bit ridiculous to me though, all things considered.Wow, he actually is Kenny Powers.
Also, hard to call 3 shows in 2 cities in the US, especially when those cities are Athens and Asheville, a "tour", no? Hopefully they announce some more dates.
So do the clueless, apparently. Though Communist Daughter and Oh, Comely are great songs, too.Apple Jack said:Indie hipsters pretty much begin and end with Holland, 1945.I still love Holland, 1945. I'm not an indie hipster at all, but I loved that album.
Sorry, it's a response I've learned after years of Methany and Genesis fans not getting it. The resonance is as heavy as anything I've ever heard. Duke, Bird, Miles, Keith, Jerry, anybody.So do the clueless, apparently. Though Communist Daughter and Oh, Comely are great songs, too.Apple Jack said:Indie hipsters pretty much begin and end with Holland, 1945.I still love Holland, 1945. I'm not an indie hipster at all, but I loved that album.
You spoke, they listened. Shows in Birmingham and Athens sold out but got two tix for Memphis.I actually like them, the greatness theyre held in and thought to be by many is a bit ridiculous to me though, all things considered.Wow, he actually is Kenny Powers.
Also, hard to call 3 shows in 2 cities in the US, especially when those cities are Athens and Asheville, a "tour", no? Hopefully they announce some more dates.
Yeah I'm sure it'll be amazing just to see them on a stage playing music. My wife is counting down the minutes.I saw them in Champaign in October before Chicago was announced. The sound was bass/drum heavy in that venue but I chalk that up to the venue/ early on the tour. That said, I loved it... it was freak ing NMH!
Yeah I'm sure it'll be amazing just to see them on a stage playing music. My wife is counting down the minutes.I saw them in Champaign in October before Chicago was announced. The sound was bass/drum heavy in that venue but I chalk that up to the venue/ early on the tour. That said, I loved it... it was freak ing NMH!
Loved the show from back near the edge of the floor. Must've been even better in the second row.Yeah I'm sure it'll be amazing just to see them on a stage playing music. My wife is counting down the minutes.I saw them in Champaign in October before Chicago was announced. The sound was bass/drum heavy in that venue but I chalk that up to the venue/ early on the tour. That said, I loved it... it was freak ing NMH!
T-minus four hours. Second row. Very pumped for this.
OAI and Aeroplane are two of my favorite records, so this was a pretty big deal for me and they wildly exceeded my expectations. I was worried for both the band's togetherness and the mix, and both were fantastic. As close as we were, we were still getting most of our sound off the PA and it sounded amazing. Jeff's voice and guitar sounded great in Two Headed Boy, then they used The Fool and the very beginning of Holland to get everybody's levels right. By the time they hit their stride at the end of Holland, it was dialed and they were off and running. Such a beautiflly cracked and rich display of art. With Jeff in excellent voice. They definitely came to kick ### and that they did. I hope to see them again, but based on what I know of Jeff I can see him making this a one lap and done thing. Though there will always be an audience for them playing these songs, new material or no new material.Loved the show from back near the edge of the floor. Must've been even better in the second row.Yeah I'm sure it'll be amazing just to see them on a stage playing music. My wife is counting down the minutes.I saw them in Champaign in October before Chicago was announced. The sound was bass/drum heavy in that venue but I chalk that up to the venue/ early on the tour. That said, I loved it... it was freak ing NMH!
T-minus four hours. Second row. Very pumped for this.
Highlight for me was the Ghost/instrumental to kick off the encore.
Surprised that the band actually had a little energy, given their reluctance to do this for the last 15 years and the fact that they're playing a show pretty much every night. Julian Koster looks like he's 19.
Go see them. I had the flu for the Terra-whatever show in SF in '98 and ended up not going. But two guys who saw that show, and five others who saw them in NYC on that tour were with me on Friday and everybody said this was leaps and bounds better. Go.Saw them on the aeroplane tour with Olivia tremor and it was jaw dropping. Haven't listened to them in a long time. Have to dig em out.
Dont know about the other venues, but Merriweather is giant steps in venue size compared to what it seems like theyve been playing over the past year, at least in the US, no?Prospect Park Brooklyn, Meriweather Post Pavilion and Philly, all in July, added today.