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Reatard / Re: jay reatard dead
« on: January 14, 2010, 12:06:16 AM »
this news absolutely broke my heart
one of the best artists of the decade.
one of the best artists of the decade.
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My point is that a large portion of all poor people here who lost hours and hours of their precious lives trying to preorder never commented anything bout what they thought of the music after they finally got the records. Or bought it on ebay. I,m kinda curious if anyone here payed close to 100 dollars for single nr 5
Trapped Here is probably my least favorite of the singles. relax relax relax my little __ is pretty catchy but i'm not thrilled with the rest.
however, Hiding Hole rocks pretty hard and DOA rocks way hard and Jay's vocals from singing to yelling to dead on arrival are fun as shit.
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Reatard / Re: Live Shows
« on: August 07, 2008, 11:32:32 AM »
maybe he's tired of lame assholes fucking up his shit.
i mean, even i wanna punch that turd.
i mean, even i wanna punch that turd.
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Reatard / Re: Live Shows
« on: August 02, 2008, 06:52:01 PM »
first in-studio radio session (Live at University of Minnesota):
http://radiok.cce.umn.edu/multimedia/audio/jayreatard/
http://radiok.cce.umn.edu/multimedia/audio/jayreatard/
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Reatard / Re: Live Shows
« on: July 31, 2008, 09:27:24 AM »
yeah thanks. it came out pretty well considering people were bouncing everywhere.
so i'm trying to think of another band/artist that has presented songs in three different speeds like this and am coming up blank.
singles they're medium to fast
blood visions they're fast
live they're flying
i don't know. seems pretty unique to me.
so i'm trying to think of another band/artist that has presented songs in three different speeds like this and am coming up blank.
singles they're medium to fast
blood visions they're fast
live they're flying
i don't know. seems pretty unique to me.
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Reatard / Re: Live Shows
« on: July 30, 2008, 10:51:46 PM »
it's true. i definitely rambled like a school girl earlier and apologize for that and that alone.
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Reatard / Re: Live Shows
« on: July 30, 2008, 10:28:54 PM »
thanks terminal bo diddles!
i forgot to mention Hammer, I Miss You in my list of highlights earlier. i'd definitely like to hear that live version again.
took this with my cell haha
i forgot to mention Hammer, I Miss You in my list of highlights earlier. i'd definitely like to hear that live version again.
took this with my cell haha
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Reatard / Re: Live Shows
« on: July 30, 2008, 02:47:59 PM »
I really want to thank you guys for lowering my expectations. That said, I was pretty much floored by how awesome the show was last night. I mean, I understand the perspective of songs feeling rushed and therefore maybe not as enjoyable, if you were hoping for a different experience or something. But I gotta say, once settled into what was happening, I found myself really spazzing the fuck out to an amazing set of songs.
It really wasn't until the 3rd or 4th track in: Oh, It's Such A Shame. About halfway through it clicked and I was like ohhh fuck i get this! and perhaps credit is really due to the song itself and how it's still rockin while slower on Singles 06-07, a favorite of mine on BV, but totally compatible with the furious pace that it's being played live. Once that hit home, I was set-up to hang in and get off on the rest of the set.
I'm pretty sure the one that followed was Waiting for Something which just fucking blew me away. And I wasn't alone b/c by that time the pit had formed nicely and kids were throwin down.
Other notable highlights: My Shadow, Not a Substitute, Nightmares, Turning Blue, See/Saw, Always Wanting More, Let It All Go (+ the ending/interlude segue of noisy looping insanity for a couple minutes while we waited), and Jay going off at the end of Death Is Forming (another one of my favorites off of BV and when it started I sorta wished it was being played at recorded speed until the end when he went nuts and I was glad).
I guess I just appreciate the testament to these songs is their ability to withstand a fury of two to three times normalcy. All in all it had to be 45 minutes or so of sick shit. I mean come on. That guitar work alone.
Somebody really needs to record these gigs. But I'd really just love a set-list if anyone has it.
Anyway, afterwards I got to tell the bassist (Billy?) that he sounded amazing while I picked up the See/Saw and Painted Shut singles plus a t-shirt for 25 clams.
Fucking awesome show. As I write this I'm wondering if it was actually as good as it is in my head today, but goddamn I'm glad I went.
/wounded no more
It really wasn't until the 3rd or 4th track in: Oh, It's Such A Shame. About halfway through it clicked and I was like ohhh fuck i get this! and perhaps credit is really due to the song itself and how it's still rockin while slower on Singles 06-07, a favorite of mine on BV, but totally compatible with the furious pace that it's being played live. Once that hit home, I was set-up to hang in and get off on the rest of the set.
I'm pretty sure the one that followed was Waiting for Something which just fucking blew me away. And I wasn't alone b/c by that time the pit had formed nicely and kids were throwin down.
Other notable highlights: My Shadow, Not a Substitute, Nightmares, Turning Blue, See/Saw, Always Wanting More, Let It All Go (+ the ending/interlude segue of noisy looping insanity for a couple minutes while we waited), and Jay going off at the end of Death Is Forming (another one of my favorites off of BV and when it started I sorta wished it was being played at recorded speed until the end when he went nuts and I was glad).
I guess I just appreciate the testament to these songs is their ability to withstand a fury of two to three times normalcy. All in all it had to be 45 minutes or so of sick shit. I mean come on. That guitar work alone.
Somebody really needs to record these gigs. But I'd really just love a set-list if anyone has it.
Anyway, afterwards I got to tell the bassist (Billy?) that he sounded amazing while I picked up the See/Saw and Painted Shut singles plus a t-shirt for 25 clams.
Fucking awesome show. As I write this I'm wondering if it was actually as good as it is in my head today, but goddamn I'm glad I went.
/wounded no more
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