LuckyNumber7
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Welp. That LCD Soundsystem presale didn’t go over well.
Interested to hear your thoughts on the Prince change, Laz
My only reaction to this list is I would listen to Turn on the Bright Lights 1000 times out of 1000 over anything The Strokes have ever done.
I've got Lust for Life, so I don't need Last Nite.
I thought I had aged past concerts, but not the case yet.
I thought I had aged past concerts, but not the case yet. y.
Speaking of concerts, has anyone ever seen Magnetic Fields live? I'm debating a series of shows they have here in November.
Looking forward to your Japanese Breakfast review. You'll have a blast. She's been covering Dolly Parton as well lol
I have Wilco with Faye Webster at the Hollywood Palladium coming up on the 23rd.
I definitely feel this.
I think you and most of us here are of a certain breed that will likely never age past concerts.
I definitely feel this.
Speaking of concerts, has anyone ever seen Magnetic Fields live? I'm debating a series of shows they have here in November.
I was but only for Friday night.
So as I’ve probably mentioned here before, The Cure have either tied or overtaken U2 as my favorite band, and on a whim I listened to one of those Spotify playlists that has some of The Cure on it, but lots of other stuff. So working my way through it I’ve discovered a whole heap of late 70s-to-mid 80s goth, synth, and dreamy stuff that I probably should have had on my radar but hadn’t yet. Some of my favorite recent discoveries are Bela Lugosi’s Dead (Bauhaus), Blasphemous Rumor (Depeche Mode), Swamp Thing (The Chameleons), Reptile (The Church), and Twenty Four Hours (Joy Division).
For some reason I always thought Bauhaus was cheesy 80s pop and was surprised to discover they’re not. I must have been thinking something else. I’m really surprised I never got into Depeche Mode because a few of my good friends were, but I’ve listened to a few of their albums (Some Great Reward, Speak and Spell, Black Celebration) now and am really liking them. For The Church, I knew Under The Milky Way but that was it previously, and I know I should know Joy Division better than Love Will Tear Us Apart, but for some reason had never felt inclined to dig further since that’s one of my favorite songs from that era and knew nothing could touch it and it would only be disappointments.
Anyway, good stuff.
I thought I had aged past concerts, but not the case yet.
Hell no… but I may prefer a seat more often.
Was your Wilco show at Forest Hills?