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Concert list
First concert - The Box (at The Forum in Toronto) Last concert - Sam Fender Best Concert - three way tie - Pink Floyd Division Bell, and New Order/P.I.L./The Sugarcubes, and Vampire Weekend Worst concert- Red Hot Chili Peppers at Lollapalooza Loudest concert - Frontline Assembly Best sounding - Robert Cray Band Seen the most - Tool Most surprising - Metric Most unusual - Skinny Puppy Craziest - Korn Next Concert - The Last Dinner Party Wish I had seen - INXS Copy and Paste-Let’s see yours
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First concert - Duran Duran (Universal Amphitheater, L.A.) Last concert - Autechre (The Crocodile, Seattle) This show was dark. Very dark. Best Concert - It is a hard tie: Skinny Puppy (Hollywood Palladium, 1990) vs. Dead Can Dance (UCLA's Wadsworth Theatre, 1990) -- I think they were like two or three weeks apart. Favorite Concert - Jane's Addiction & Nine Inch Nails (Universal Amphitheater, LA). First one up early, and in line at Music+. Got the wrist band, got the pit tickets!!! Worst concert - I am sure there is one out there, just doesn't surface right now. Loudest concert - A Place To Bury Strangers (Chop Suey, 2015) My ears were toast for the next few days. It was this show that drove me to research and finally purchase legit ear protection. Best sounding - Excision (Village Stage - Shambhala, Salmo BC, 2013) Seen the most - Dandy Warhols (Only because they outlived Mary's Danish!) Most surprising - Dandy Warhols (The Edge, 1994 (?) Palo Alto, opening for Love and Rockets) They knocked my socks off: bought the CD and a shirt. Most unusual - Beck (The Warfield, 1996). While he played most of his first two albums, he was deep into concept with songs that appear several years later on Midnight Vultures. Craziest - My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult (Iguanas, Tijuana) Next Concert - Health (Showbox Sodo, Seattle) Wish I had seen - Depeche Mode (Milan, 2006.) Ten year anniversary with the Mrs. We were in Florence with time to spare but couldn't make it work. Irony: that's the show they released as their live recording for the tour - guess we got to hear it anyway.
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@Robert Erbes There are so many great shows in here! Wish I had the chance to catch Alt-J the last time around. Love, love, love Neubauten - always fun, caught them a number of times between SF and Sea. Was fortunate enough to catch Orbital at the Fillmore in 96, unexpectedly fun/spirited show. Underworld in 99 at the Showbox was also booty shaking fun. Never seen Chemical Brothers though, would love to catch them. Which Cure tour?
What are you listening to?
Let’s not overthink this… what’s on your turntable or streamer of choice or whatever today? I try to only spin black artists in Feb. in honour of Black History Month, so I’ve kicked things off with this incredible find from Vinyl Me, Please.
What are you listening to?
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Currently on the turntable: Loop - Twelves (originally released as 'World In Your Eyes' these are the remastered 12" singles from Loop,) . I heard a track from these fellas back in early January on DJ Jewels' Astral Plane on KEXP. I fell in love. I know that in my heart I will never, ever, get another new Verve album. This, this will do... though I am sure these blokes are not releasing anything else. Also, there's a bit of a Gallon Drunk feel in here too. Most listened to album in January: Ministry - Psalm 69.....cuz, reasons.
Album for Specific Mood?
Is there an album you only really listen to when you’re in a very, very specific mood? Like, any other time feels like the wrong time if you’re not in that mood? Kind of like an anchor? For me, Radiohead’s The Bends is the album, and it surprises me because I’m a casual Radiohead fan, but that album was there for me and is still is. Anyone else with that kind of surprise affection?
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@Demian Shoemaker that's a comfy blanket.
Listening Habits
Curious how people are actually listening right now. I play music for people in a room, in a box, sometimes in my own home. When you put on new music, are you Walking? Driving? Cooking? Lying on the floor?? At work with one earbud in. There’s no wrong answer. Just interested in the habits.
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Like many who have already responded in this thread, music is on almost all of the time. If we are only looking at when i listen to new music its really two environments: while driving or in the studio downstairs. While driving, its just me in the car and I can turn it up a little, put a really favored track on loop, and explore the nuances as I travel about. Flag a track or two to go back and dig into later. Over the last several years, I have made a deliberate effort to actually sit with the music I purchase and that is done downstairs and on vinyl. I will let the needle play every track then flip it for the b-side. I'll read the liner notes, when available, and take in the entire creative product as i listen. Not sure if it's a form of nostalgia, revisiting habits from my teen years, or the simple pleasure that comes from being entirely present with only one thing. But it is nice.
First Show
I've considered doing a Morning Show about this but I only have 3 hours. It would take me 3 months. So mine was 16 years old, Jane's Addiction with Mary's Danish opening at Eastern Washington University. I remember walking in to "Coming Down the Mountain" and seeing bodies flying in the air, everyone wearing black, just absolute MAYHEM and all I wanted to do was more of this! I stayed out the pit that day and just stood there in awe to be seeing and hearing the music from a band I loved. I was HOOKED. I think they played 30 minutes because Perry was a mess but I didn't know any better and in fact was shocked when I saw a band play longer! Also first show in Seattle? Pixies. Moore Theater.
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So great to see the references to Mary's Danish. They were a favorite band of mine when I was in high school. Sooooo good live: 7 piece band. Such a unique find, often forgotten/overlooked (i mean, they only had 3 albums, last one released 30 years ago.......gods.) First concert was Duran Duran (w/The Pursuit of Happiness opening) at the Universal Amphitheater in '89 (in SoCal.) So much fabulous in a medium sized arena. First Seattle show? Curve and the Dandy Warhols at Showbox in '98. Ironically, the Dandy's are the only band I've seen more than Mary's Danish. First Mexico show? Nine InchNails at Iguana's in Tijuana in 1991.... So many shows......
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@Howie Cohen not heard of them until now. Definitely something i will put in the rotation. Thanks for sharing!
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My first memory of listening to music is my dad walking me through all the nuances of Queen's 'News of the World.' I was 5 years old. Consequently....

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