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Great, thanks. Downloading it right now. One big MP3, but I’ll split it up in Audacity.
Saw them the day after this gig. It was amazing. It was an outside gig on Siesta Festival.
The band seemed to have a great time, Lou talked and danced a bit and J seemed to really enjoy it.
And Built to spill was great too, they playd like 2 hours before Dino and the sun was still up. So it looked kinda cool, Doug with his sunglasses…Built to Spill on stage 20:15 and DInosaur 21:45.
This is swedish time.Enjoy. As Robert said, a good warm up. I’m goig to see them tomorrow.
I got a little worried when I saw this picture of Murph at Noels blog.
He looks so skinny…
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_7CiHa1h61n0/S-WPyFeopaI/AAAAAAAABK0/4DsgwBByH8E/s1600/DSCF0006.JPGOh yea, missed that one in Your list.
I’m heading for all the 7" myself, but some will be hard to get…Another thing here.
I got another 7".
Side A is with a band called UT and Dinosaur is on the other side with Bulbs of Passion.It’s Blast First. Catalog no BFDJ 5 A. Released 1989.
The only info on the sleeve is some strange text and at the bottom:
"First page of first Vorticist Manifesto from Blast no.1 20 June 1914I don’t know about the teal one.
But I have seen a 7" called Budge from a label called Joker. Probably bootleg.
And I wonder if You know about Blast First versions of Freak Scene and Just Like heaven.
They only exist on black vinyl, right?Keeblin.com also says Freak Scene exist on clear, yellow and "Grey and Black Swirl" vinyl… I have never seen one.
Yeah, saw that one on eBay some weeks ago.
If someone buys it let us know if its good and worth buying.
