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Posies-Frosting On The Beater
Tobin Sprout-Carnival Boy
Eleventh Dream Day-Lived To Tell
John Abercrombie-November
Barbecue Bob-Chocolate To The Bone
Bartok-String Quartet No.2
Esquivel-Cabaret Manana
Acid Mothers Temple-Absolutely Freak OutSonic Youth – Sister and Bad Moon Rising
Butthole Surfers – Locust Abortion TechnicianMe and my friend were driving through town on saturday with Kuntz on full blast… the people around didn’t seem to be impressed for some reason?
yeh that is a great song, my favorite is probably Graveyard but there are too many good ones to choose from
Found a cool acoustic version of the wooden song on youtube
Downpilot – Live @ OBS Festival, Beverungen, Germany, May 2006
the Wrens – Meadowlands
the Damnwells – Air Stereo
Dub Spencer & Trance Hill – Nitro
the Long Winters – Putting the days to bed
Built to Spill – You in reversehttp://youtube.com/watch?v=eqN5Z0gOVuk”>http://youtube.com/watch?v=eqN5Z0gOVuk
I’m enjoying that video pretty hardcore right now.
"alicemudgarden jr " wrote:Cool band I’ve never heard of them before.Nirvana – Incesticide
Catherine Wheel – ChromeI just listened to Incesticide the other day, I fuckin love that album.
That Catherine Wheel album is pretty dope too.
yeh incesticide is my favorite nirvana album now, it’s the only one i can still listen to often because i used to listen to the others everyday for about 5 years
Mexican Seafood, Sliver, Aneurysm well all the songs are greatI just got that catherine wheel album and I really like it, I’ll probably get another one of their records if I see one
i never got to see nirvana and it still haunts me to this day
i did see catherine wheel open for the soup dragons..ive got the one with black metallic on it – i forget what its called.
yesterday i listened to the fragile by nin ,machine gun etiquette by the damned , and where you been
"is my name lisa " wrote:i never got to see nirvana and it still haunts me to this dayI was lucky enough to see them 6 times. I remember seeing them in a college gymnasium once right after Incesticide came out. The funny thing was the gym was only maybe half full, and the jocks that were there were heard saying "this band sucks, its just some dumb Nirvana cover band."
I also took a road trip to Eugene, Or. in 92 or 93 and saw Pearl Jam open the show, Nirvana play second, and The Red Hot Chili Peppers headline. That was a fucking amazing show. I think that line up only played together for like 3 shows on that tour.
Shit I’m so jealous, when i was younger I went and bought all the nirvana bootlegs I could find and I used to dream about seeing them live. Did you ever meet kurt then if you saw them 6 times? I saw Pearl Jam last month and they were awesome, thankfully the majority of the set list was from their early records but I would swap them to see Nirvana or Soundgarden anyday
No I never meet Kurdt, but for a while I did know Kris. Not by name or anything but by face. We would always end up at the same record stores and shows. We would talk about local bands and stuff. I doubt he’d even remember me today, but back then it was super cool.
I saw Soundgarden a few times, never meet any of them though, word is Chris Cornell is kind of a dick. I did however stand next to Kim Thayil at a Dinosaur Jr show in Seattle during the Without a Sound tour.
Oh yeah I also saw Nirvana at a record store, the day nevermind came out. Theres actually a picture of it in the boxset booklet. It was crazy crouded, but still way cool and amazing.
Those were the days.
"Bucky Ramone " wrote:Built to Spill – You in reverseSince I’m stuck up here in Wisconson this week I’m goin to see these guys tonight!
Stevie Wonder- Inversions
Drive by Truckers- A Blessing and a Curse (Jason Isbell kicks ASS! Daylight= )
Built to Spill- You in Reverse, Keep it Like a Secret
Rolling Stones- Sticky Fingers, Exile
My Morning Jacket- Okonokos
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