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Music Shit / Re: Best Punk Rhythm Sections
« on: July 13, 2014, 05:24:32 PM »
Probably been mentioned several times over - swilley and bradley
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Black Lips / Re: jack is back
« on: July 04, 2014, 05:27:54 PM »It's the lineup from when I first saw them 10 years ago, on their first European tour (I was at the show that ended up on the 7" on Shake Your Ass records)
Curious to see if they play more tracks from the first albums, even though I doubt they will.
thats saweet man! mia stranger juvenile and ghetto cross would be rlly sweet
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Black Lips / jack is back
« on: July 01, 2014, 04:09:24 PM »
is it still weird to talk about bands like when you were 19 ?
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Music Shit / Re: Parquet Courts
« on: June 22, 2014, 04:45:50 PM »
I had a feeling when I saw that this was a 6 pager in less than a week's time that it was gonna be going in this direction. I have a lot of respect and admiration for you MachoMan. I guessed that you'd probably respond in some fashion in this thread and I think that speaks to your character. From the interviews/features I've read recently, you are straight up and genuine with nothing to hide. You've been playing in bands for years (which I'm not going to pretend i know much about), kept it real on Termbo, so I imagine this attention is something totally new and you're dealing with whatever comes with that with little experience or pretense. I would say not a lot of 'bos can say they've been in your particular situation. This thread vaguely reminds me a bit of the yesteryear dissonance handed on here to Hondo Swilley after the Lips signed to Vice, but it seems like most of y'all are more respectful nowadays. Getting into a 'bigger' band first like BLips really helped me to discover more undergroundy/garagey/punk bands and appreciate diy shows so if that's happening with PC I personally find that pretty awesome. Most importantly it's about the music rocking theres far too much out there for people to pose based on 'i heard they were cool', at least i'd think so
To go back to a point K. made first I believe - I don't quite understand how people are finding out about music these days either. Here in Boston [and maybe it is like this for other smaller-than-new-york places], there are committed underground denizens going to house shows/smallish local shows all the time but I wonder about the hundreds that make it out to the bigger gigs that would no doubt appreciate lesser known bands playing those smaller shows. Firstly, I wonder how they came across that band and secondly I don't know. I was one of those hundreds, I'm glad that has changed but I'd like to think that now more than before those people are realizing what fun it is to be a part of the other side. anyone know what i'm talking about
To go back to a point K. made first I believe - I don't quite understand how people are finding out about music these days either. Here in Boston [and maybe it is like this for other smaller-than-new-york places], there are committed underground denizens going to house shows/smallish local shows all the time but I wonder about the hundreds that make it out to the bigger gigs that would no doubt appreciate lesser known bands playing those smaller shows. Firstly, I wonder how they came across that band and secondly I don't know. I was one of those hundreds, I'm glad that has changed but I'd like to think that now more than before those people are realizing what fun it is to be a part of the other side. anyone know what i'm talking about
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Black Lips / how incredibly well have the first few LPs / singles aged ?????
« on: May 18, 2014, 06:48:20 PM »
think about it, i figure most of you weren't pre pubescents when these came out - probably been through a lot of shit in the meanwhile. at the end of the day, do you still have your worn first pressings of let it bloom or any of the singles - do you find yourself frequently spinning these before heading into the office or lounging around in your summer home while the wife and kids are the beach?
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Upcoming Shows/Tours/Events / Re: BUFU FEST 2014 - APRIL 25 + 26 (BOSTON, MASS)
« on: April 23, 2014, 01:47:43 PM »
TWO DAYS AWAY, SCHEDULE:
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Upcoming Shows/Tours/Events / BUFU FEST 2014 - APRIL 25 + 26 (BOSTON, MASS)
« on: March 27, 2014, 03:38:15 PM »
Both festival days will take place @ Cambridge Elks Lodge
BUFU Fest is a celebration of coming together and chilling mad hard. This two day music festival is an embodiment of the DIY, community-oriented ethos. By bringing together over 20 of New England?s most exciting and innovative musicians, along with several like-minded performers from across the states, BUFU Fest aims to be a fun, exciting and safe place for music fans of all ages to discover the breadth and beauty of what New England truly has to offer.
Bands:
Acidosis (Miami, FL) *
ACLU Benefit (Boston, MA) *
@bbigpigg (Brooklyn, NY) *
B L A C K I E... All Caps, With Spaces (Austin, TX)
Bugs and Rats (Boston, MA)
The Channels (Boston, MA) *
Chrome Over Brass (Boston, MA)
Cult & Leper (Boston, MA)
The Dicktations (Brooklyn, NY) *
Dylan Ewen (Boston, MA) *
Fat Creeps (Boston, MA)
The Founding Fathers (Past, The)
Free Pizza (Boston, MA) *
Funeral Cone (Boston, MA)
Gangbang Gordon (Boston, MA) *
Guerilla Toss (Boston, MA)
GYMSHORTS (Providence, RI)
Hurricanes of Love (USA)
Ian Medford (Boston, MA)
Idiot Genes (Boston, MA)
In Heat (Providence, RI) *
The Jellyfish Brothers (Miami, FL) *
Juan Wauters (Brooklyn, NY)
Krill (Boston, MA) *
Littlefoot (Providence, RI)
lovechild (Boston, MA)
Luke Csehak of Happy Jawbone Family Band (Brattleboro, VT)
Malportado Kids Via Interwebz (Providence, RI) *
Muhammad Ollie ft. members of Designer (Boston, MA) *
NICE GUYS (Boston, MA)
Skinny Bones (Boston, MA)
Sneeze (Boston, MA)
UNSTOPPABLE DEATH MACHINES (Brooklyn, NY)
ZEBU! (Northampton, MA)
FB EVENT: https://www.facebook.com/events/695215827208809/
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Black Lips / Re: UNDERNEATH THE RAINBOW
« on: February 28, 2014, 03:04:23 AM »
As a crazed as they come Black Lips fan, I'm not gonna beat around the bush here. Not sure if this follows but their slimiest stuff was without a producer. Seems like they had never ending ideas and what they did was tremendously exciting, never got old, etc. I'd say Arabia is a great great LP - definitely 'catchier' than 200 million - so of course I am excited to hear this new album. I wonder if they could make another batch of Let It Bloom sounding tracks in the year 2014. They could get away with it, I think. If anyone really loves Black Lips, they're gonna love their early stuff, too. If that's too 'lo-fi' for them, shit i dunno. That's where I think this new one caters towards the less rough/less wild <indie> crowd, peeps looking for some ole clean garage punk to let loose. But man, I'd like to think they got more Stranger / Boomerang fun than slick black keyed Boys in Wood
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Upcoming Shows/Tours/Events / NICE GUYS & MIAMI DORITOS Friends Of The Road Tour
« on: February 19, 2014, 06:01:18 PM »
February 28th - Boston @ THIEVES GROTTO
March 1st - Syracuse, NY @ HOUSE SHOW
March 3rd - Detroit, MI @ BLACK LODGE
March 4th - Chicago, IL @ WALLY'S WORLD
March 5th - St. Louis, MO @ PLUSH
March 6th - Memphis, TN @ LAMPLIGHTER
March 8th - LEXINGTON KENTUCKY~!
March 10 - Chapel Hill, NC @ NIGHTLIGHT
MAR 12 - Arlington, VA @ CD CELLAR
MAR 13 - Baltimore, MD @ HOLY FRIJOLES
MAR 14 - Philadelphia, PA @ THE NUTHOUSE
MAR 17 - Cambridge, MA @ CHARLIES KITCHEN
FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/260378950794102/
Nice Guys and Miami Doritos are two bands from BOSTON, MASS. They play gahridge, punk, fuzz, cling clang. Get a taste by listenin' to them (http://niceguys666.bandcamp.com/ and http://miamidoritos.bandcamp.com/). You may notice their most recent 7" is a Splifft:
They'll have them on tour; KLYAM Records will be putting them out (translucent lime + mixed colors) on March 3rd!
Enjoy these two bands that we've been reppin' for a while, they rule.
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Non-Music Shit / Re: Anybody have a G Pen Vaporizer??
« on: February 18, 2014, 04:20:05 PM »True...that thing rules! Suuuper exPENsive...I seem to remember like 500 or something. It would be nice to be able to drop that dough so I didn't need new cartridges all the time
high class vaporizin
The KLYAM knows whats up! Not cheap but so good.
It's 249.99 PPD http://www.ploom.com/pax
I wouldn't know, but I've heard nothing but 'best thing I've ever bought' more than a couple of times
