In the car: Grant Green, "Feelin the Spirit" In the office: Kenny Burrell, "Midnight Blue" At home: Steely Dan, "Royal Scam"
The Beekeeper - Tori Amos Sixteen Stone - Bush Boys for Pele - Tori Amos Villains - The Verve Pipe Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven - Godspeed You Black Emperor Colour the Small One - Sia
I hear you guys, but there's just something about owning an album. I like the collected works from one artist (or group). I like the cover art. I like the liner notes. I like the progression of the album. I can only guess some of you ipod people have WAY short attention spans. I like to appreciate an album in its entirety.
Exactly. This is why I've never been a user of things like Napster or Kazaa (for an extended period of time) and really don't have a desire to get an Ipod. I love my CDs.
Supergrass -"The Road to Rouen" Sufjan Stevens -"Illinois" Wrens -"Meadowlands" Belle and Sebastien -"Push Bar Man to Open Old Wounds" The Band s/t
have you been to one of their shows? saw them in austin in February w/ the Del McCoury band.... great time.
I was there. The sound mix (at least at the Meridian) was ... hmm ... let's just say it wasn't ideal for an acoustic act. I think the sound guy REALLY likes a hard-hitting bass. Still a great show and a good time had by all.
Hootie & the Blowfish - Looking for Lucky Collective Soul - Youth Foo Fighters - In Your Honor Dave Matthews Band - Stand Up Sister Hazel - Chasing Daylight Green Day - American Idiot
Toast....I forgot to tell you that you guys sounded good at the Watermelon Dance. I only caught the last couple of songs but what I heard was nice. I was hanging out imbibing with the juice girl (the Last Concert owner's niece). I think we made eye contact a couple of times after your set but I was too inebriated to walk around and find you.
cursive "the ugly organ" smashing pumpkins "machina ii" zwan live at houston 4-14-04 "mary star of the sea" <- best song ever silverchair live at newcastle "emotion sickness" <- second best song ever explosions in the sky "how strange, innosence" mogwai "happy songs for happy people" godspeed you black emperor "slow riot for new zero kanada" trail of dead "source tags & codes" coheed and cambria "second stage turbine blade" coheed and cambria "in keeping secrets of a silent earth:3" coldplay "x&y" the jealous sound "kill them with kindness" meneguar "i was born at night" the mountain goats "all hail west texas" the one am radio "the hum of electric air" radiohead "ok computer" sigur ros "()" thursday "full collapse" and the best band ever a southerly wind live at houston 7/4/05 wait that's my band...
Audioslave-Out Of Exile Foo Fighters-In Your Honor Tenacious D-Tenacious D Nirvana-Nevermind Nirvana- In Utero Nirvana-Bleach Bruce Springsteen-Born to Run Hawthorne Heights-The Silence in Black and White (what can I say, like the local guys) Soundgarden-Superunknown
I missed the one in Feb. The only time I've seen them was the ACL Festival in 2003. They were fantastic. 2 Hits & the Joint Turned Brown is my new favorite song.
My guess is the sound guy you are talking about is the one who taped the copy I got. It's available on the live music archive. http://www.archive.org/audio/etree-details-db.php?id=22105
Hey thanks! I'm surprised you were there that early. I was having a hard time managing the excessive heat and my hangover, but still had fun regardless. Yeah, you shoulda found me and said hey. I had a pocket full of drink tickets that woulda made your play with the juice girl much smoother. Me, I had my eye on that body art chicka. Dunno if you remember her, but damn she was smokin'! And she wanted me. I could tell by the way she'd smile and slowly walk away from my general direction.
