tom_from_sparks
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Moby filled in for 2 days as lead singer of Flipper in their really good days
and has a guy from Void in his live band so is really clued up on his Hardcore.
OMG!!!!
TEENAGE JESUS AND THE JERKS!!! AMAZING!!!
I have to go now, i'm super excited about Boss Hog as well.
I kinda want to go now.
BUTTHOLE SURFERS!!! THE DIRTBOMBS!!!
How would Lightning Bolt work in a venue like the forum?
Would they stay on the stage? that's way not as fun.
This is really, really sad.
An amazing drummer who helped to produce so much amazing music. He will be sorely missed.
Yeasayer bored me...
I left after 2 songs. Psychedelic Horseshit on the other hand were awesome.
RIP
A brilliant guitarist from a still very underrated band.
Damn...
But I feel they have gone out on a high instead of spluttering into oblivion somewhere.
Von Sudenfed
I haven't worked out how to do the funny u's.
Assault on Precinct 13.
Get's my vote, an incredibly influential soundtrack as well.
Krautrocksampler - Julian Cope
Looking forward to Japrocksampler...
Our Band could be your Life
Rip it Up and Start Again
Anything by Lester Bangs
The greatest punk band musically.
However their stance on issues such as homosexuality were questionable at best. You could however say that it was their religion talking and not themselves.
An interview with HR would have been very interesting, but this is still good.
To be honest though I have no idea why they are reforming. The new album isn't as good as their earlier work but it's enjoyable. Maybe I'm being a little cynical...
The band who held my hand...
as I ventured like a shivering virgin into this lark known as music. I love them.
Yes
Some of their most recent stuff has been awesome.
Saw Evan Parker earlier this year...
Playing with the Behaviour ensemble, one of my favourite gigs this year.
I also e-mailed Mr Testpilot...
and the response was pretty much the same.
Still he says he'll be doing live stuff soonish anyway as soon as he sorts out some things.
I'm really excited now
There's loads of good stuff here, in fact it kicks last years line up into a cocked hat.
But where is NERVOUS TESTPILOT?!?!?!?!?
This sounds very interesting.
I shall investigate.
That would be the best thing ever.
If it happened I might as well die as soon as they play their last note as life wouldn't get any better then that.
I'm failing...
to find a concept for this album from the song titles alone. There better be one.
God Bless Nikki Sudden
Rest in Peace.
I like this...
There seems to be quite a heavy krautrock influence on this album. That is no bad thing at all.
The best cover ever.
Is Devo's cover of Satisfaction or The Boredoms covering The Mekons 'Where were You?'
I'm thinking...
Birmingham right now...
I'm tempted to play the waiting game though to see if there's more dates.
Nope
Here's Bristol's line-up so far.
BRISTOL early line-up:
- New Young Pony Club
- Architecture In Helsinki
- Kate Nash
- Furthest Drive Home
- Help She Can't Swim
- Kap Bambino
- Late Of The Pier
- Nova Saints
- Olympus Mons
- Sky Larkin
- The Black Ghosts
- Annuals
- Thieves Like Us (Kitsune)
- Victorian English Gentlemens Club
- Fanfarlo
- Fortune Drive (acoustic)
- Sunset Cinema Club
I would have gone...
if it was The Arcade Fire but that line up is just totally dull and not worth leaving the house for.
The stuff I've heard from this...
sounds better then the stuff on the latest Fall album so I'm looking forward to this one as a lot of the electronic Fall stuff was quite good.
I totally think...
I've picked the best festival to go to. I can't wait!
This has made me very angry:
"John Peel Innovation Award - Enter Shikari"
I think I can hear the sound of a man turning in his grave.
Gareth S Brown is amazing.
Iron Henry is one of my favourite albums of this year. Yeah.
I love Mixing It.
I won't repeat what I already mentioned here:
http://www.drownedinsound.com/articles/1564871
Needless to say I'm going to shed a tear when the last show finishes. I mean the BBC can't even be fucked to have one and a quarter hours of new and experimental music a week on it's network.
What hope is there for the genuienly different in today's media? It really is all about the interent and magazines such as The Wire.
OMG!!!
some awesome bands there!
Patrick Wolf and Gruff Rhys!
A music telly show worth watching?!? Stone the fucking crows.
New Fall album in February...
of course you have to flip a coin.
Heads = Work of genius
Tails = Glimmers of genius with loads of turgid crap
Here's to hoping...
I made a cardboard Candylion today.
Huzzah!
A SFA Techno album would slay all.
I do love Trencher
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTaK4E9-pzI
There seems to be 3 parts to this...
...
Burn Piano Island Burn.
Silly old me...
This record is definately a grower.
At first I didn't warm to it as well, but now I've come round and believe it to be a great record.
However there are a few weak tracks on this album (Lazer Life, Spit Shine Your Black Clouds, Street Wars, Exotic Foxholes) which stop this album becoming brilliant, I understand that these are the slower tracks in general and I wouldn't want the album to be simply one paced all the way through but they are just weak.
However when the band hit form there's nothing that can touch them, on tracks such as 'We ride Skeletal Lightning' and 'You're the Dream Unicorn'.
Good review as well Mr Diver.
Second best Blood Brothers album after
Guerilla's...
the best SFA album!
Radiator or Guerilla are...
the runaway winners.
Love Kraft...
is the second worst one.
Colin is so wrong.
Rings Around the World is the worst SFA album, then again it's still very good.
All the best records...
Are released in tins.
Mixing It...
on Radio 3 has plenty of new music.
Does the real controvesy occur...
When Dr Dre reveals that he isn't actually a doctor?
*tumbleweed*
This winds me up:
How to reward loyal fans - Release a best of which contains two new songs which compels the hardcore fans into buying it.
I REALLY want all this as well...
*crosses fingers*

armchair dancefloor 39: Mount Kimbie interview, Bobby Browser, Powell, Move D, Leon Vynehall...
DiS meets John Lydon - Part 1: The Man
DiS Does Singles 20.05.13: Paramore, Laura Marling, The Replacements
DiS joins the Music Alliance Pact + May 2013's global MAP compilation
Drowned in Bristol #12
DiS Does Singles 13.05.13: Swim Deep, These New Puritans, The National
The Ex Were awesome in London
but Zun Zun Egai weren't very good. To me they occupied the middle ground between Fugazi and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, one song even ripped the bass riff from Waiting Room!
I was quite pissed I missed John Butcher, wish he had the support slot instead of the warm up one.