Do you know horse latitudes? They were on that label I think, local band here and buddies of mine.
Yeah Iāve put my time in a few doom/sludge/sludge-gaze or whatever people started calling it
I saw Michael Gira solo in a sweltering Water Ratsā club in Kingās Cross where he demanded that the venue turned the lights up full and the air conditioning off. It was packed to the rafters and he achieved a similar thing, but alone with an acoustic guitar.
Codeine were fantastic, one of those bands I wish I could have seen in their prime, up there with A.R. Kane, Sleep and The Butthole Surfers as far as bands I could have seen live if I was a few years older. At least I got to see Sun City Girls a couple times (great) and Sonic Youth once (meh).
Yeah sounds familiar. I shared a practice space with them all, including we are knuckledraggers and Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs pigs pigs pigs
Cool bands. I would have wished to tour England with my current band at some point, nyt brexit put an end to that plan.
I saw sonic youth in London I think their last tour, and they where absolutely on fire, played such a great set ending with a massively abridged version of Death Valley 69
Yeah man brexit had really fucked everything up
For us. Iām trying to get a band together and new rehearsal space to play krautrock/psyched kinda stuff just for a laugh, me an my friend are gonna re record all the early spacemen 3 demos and albums on my 4 track and see if we sound better
Yeah, itās more personal taste. The only Sonic Youth that I was ever really in to was Shaking Hell. I saw them because they were playing on the same bill with Ghost (the Japanese psych one) and Acid Mothers Temple. Ghost were one of the best live acts Iāve ever seen.
We have a tear drop, I have a mustang I just canāt wait to be screaming the sooooooound of confusioooooooon
I saw the Buttholes one at The Forum (mmm, OK), at a secret pre-Reading gig at the Powerhaus (ex Robey) in Finsbury Park (utterly amazing, and Coil were in the audience in their pagan teletubby suitsā¦) then at a sort-of reunion at the Forum with School of Rock and they were astounding, if utterly fried. But my wife saw them loads of times in the '80s across America in venues so packed the furnishings started collapsing.
Saw Sun City Girls once⦠somewhere, and they got me hooked ; Sonic Youth Iāve seen a few times and theyāve always been variable, though the closing set they did as the sun went down at a festival in Orange County where all their gear was stolen and they had to borrow basically every other actās gear was a really powerful gig.
When was that? I think I missed that tour. Pretty much everything after Goo has been a bit meh for me.
Good grief yes and yes again; so righteously out there. Acid Mothers too can be utterly blistering, especially in the basement of a pub in Montpellier with about 200 people jammed into a tiny space.
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just listening to rather ripped, which imo was a return to form. great rock songs from start to finish, like goo but more mellow.
Mainliner? I like boris too, altho not all of it.
I didnāt mind Murray st, sonic nurse was ok. But luckily they played mostly stuff from bad moon rising, evol, sister, daydream nation, and goo/ experimental jet set. It was the best set list they could of played
Actually, Experimental Jet Set was pretty good too, and some of Washing Machine. Sounds like a good gig.
Yeah, in parts, and I agree about Boris - they do whatever they do really well, but I only like about half of it personally (a bit like Boredoms).
Sounds qualityās borked too.
Coil is another one that would be amazing to see. At least I got to see Spinal Tap on the Break Like the Wind tour as a kid, and Link Wray.
Yeah, having known the drummer from boredoms, and went from being friends to him being convinced I was shagging his wife (I wasnāt, I was 28 at the time she was in her 40ās with kids, she was shagging someone older who had some coin)
I donāt listen to them much. I always used to love melt banana live