Yeah, that guy has made some pretty consistently great videos.
And just to prove Girl Talk-esque stuff is easy to make
And just to prove Girl Talk-esque stuff is easy to make
That is very true, impy. I saw Girl Talk, last summer, and it was hands-the-fuck-down the worst audience with which I've ever seen a show. I've been to about 100 of them, over the years. NEVER saw a worse crowd. Ugh. So bad that I don't even want to bother telling the story. Ugh. Fucking idiots.
Put a Dan Deacon crowd to shame, let me tell you. And that's saying something.
THE GRIZ! were on Jimmy Fallon's show last night. They played "Cheerleader," a jam with the coveted Impy13 Seal of Approval. I can't find video of it since NBC hates providing video of things.
08-30 Brooklyn, NY - Williamsburg Waterfront (Jelly Pool Party)
09-26 Ann Arbor, MI - Michigan Theater
09-27 Chicago, IL - Metro
09-28 Chicago, IL - Metro
09-30 Minneapolis, MN - First Avenue
10-01 Columbia, MO - Blue Note
10-05 Atlanta, GA - Variety Playhouse
10-06 Norfolk, VA - The NorVA
10-07 Philadelphia, PA - Electric Factory
10-08 Boston, MA - Orpheum Theatre
10-20 Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Palladium
10-21 Solana Beach, CA - Belly Up Tavern
Woke up and am now blasting Veckatimest on vinyl this morning. Best start to a day I've had in a long time.
Wow, I actually really enjoyed that.
It's got to be better than seeing Lance's Mom across the breakfast table, that's for sure.
He sorta looks like he could be related to a grizzly bear in that picture.
"While You Wait For the Others." Sung this guy:
Fucking. AWESOME.
"[Grizzly Bear is] an incredible band. The thing I want to say to everyone-- I hope this happens because it will push rap, it will push hip-hop to go even further-- what the indie rock movement is doing right now is very inspiring. It felt like us in the beginning. These concerts, they're not on the radio, no one hears about them, and there's 12,000 people in attendance. And the music that they're making and the connection they're making to people is really inspiring. So I hope that they have a run where they push hip-hop back a little bit, so it will force hip-hop to fight to make better music. Because it can happen. Because that's what rap did to rock.
"When rock was the dominant force in music, rap came and said, 'Y'all got to sit down for a second, this is our time.' And we've had a stranglehold on music since then. So I hope indie rock pushes rap back a bit because it will force people to make great music for the sake of making great music."
~Jay-Z
Where'd that come from?
I think I raved about them much more during the Yellow House period. I probably still prefer that to this album, actually, despite this likely being a better album overall. I have better memories with Yellow House.
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