Monday, April 21, 2008
if i was gonna hit a music festival...
It'd be Austin City Limits. Here's the lineup, bands I'd be particularly interested in are bolded:
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, Spiritualized, Beck, Foo Fighters, Gnarls Barkley, N.E.R.D., David Byrne, Jamie Lidell, Man Man, Jenny Lewis, the Raconteurs, Band of Horses, Stars, M. Ward, Drive-By Truckers, CSS, Okkervil River, Iron & Wine, Hot Chip, Neko Case, John Fogerty, Roky Erickson, Vampire Weekend, the Black Keys, Del the Funky Homosapien, Silversun Pickups, Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings, the Swell Season, José González, Yeasayer, Octopus Project, Against Me!, Erykah Badu, MGMT, Manu Chao, Tegan and Sara, the Mars Volta, the Kills, Mates of State, Antibalas, Gogol Bordello, What Made Milwaukee Famous, and White Denim.
Austin City looks awesome! So does Lollapalooza this year! www.lollapalooza.com/
in your haste you somehow forgot to highlight the foo, n.e.r.d., manu chao and the mars volta.
there, i fixed it.
carry on.
I would like to hang out with Dave Grohl because he seems cool, but I'm kinda "meh" about their music these days. I like the occasional N.E.R.D. song but the idea of seeing them in person doesn't thrill me.
I have no idea who Manu Chao is.
And I tried to get into Mars Volta on your recommendation, but can't remember what I ended up thinking about them. I'll have to try again.
Mars Volta is the Mars Metal!!! And that's a good thing!
Next time you do a post about music, please do it in English. I couldn't understand a word of this one!
How's this?
"Michael W. Smith, Whiteheart, Bryan Duncan."
This post and associated comments reminds me of a topic that you are the exact person to ask about it. Sessions at West 54, hosted by David Byrne, was an incredible sampling of a variety of music during its brief existence. (not to mention outstanding audio production for a television broadcast) There were several performances on there that were unforgettable, but one of the most impressive for me was Beck. I had never taken him seriously until his appearance on the show. I was just curious if you ever happened across the show in your media exploration. I wish it was still around, and there is very little talk about it other than a sample DVD or two available at Amazon.
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Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, Spiritualized, Beck, Foo Fighters, Gnarls Barkley, N.E.R.D., David Byrne, Jamie Lidell, Man Man, Jenny Lewis, the Raconteurs, Band of Horses, Stars, M. Ward, Drive-By Truckers, CSS, Okkervil River, Iron & Wine, Hot Chip, Neko Case, John Fogerty, Roky Erickson, Vampire Weekend, the Black Keys, Del the Funky Homosapien, Silversun Pickups, Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings, the Swell Season, José González, Yeasayer, Octopus Project, Against Me!, Erykah Badu, MGMT, Manu Chao, Tegan and Sara, the Mars Volta, the Kills, Mates of State, Antibalas, Gogol Bordello, What Made Milwaukee Famous, and White Denim.
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Austin City looks awesome! So does Lollapalooza this year! www.lollapalooza.com/
in your haste you somehow forgot to highlight the foo, n.e.r.d., manu chao and the mars volta.
there, i fixed it.
carry on.
I would like to hang out with Dave Grohl because he seems cool, but I'm kinda "meh" about their music these days. I like the occasional N.E.R.D. song but the idea of seeing them in person doesn't thrill me.
I have no idea who Manu Chao is.
And I tried to get into Mars Volta on your recommendation, but can't remember what I ended up thinking about them. I'll have to try again.
Mars Volta is the Mars Metal!!! And that's a good thing!
Next time you do a post about music, please do it in English. I couldn't understand a word of this one!
How's this?
"Michael W. Smith, Whiteheart, Bryan Duncan."
This post and associated comments reminds me of a topic that you are the exact person to ask about it. Sessions at West 54, hosted by David Byrne, was an incredible sampling of a variety of music during its brief existence. (not to mention outstanding audio production for a television broadcast) There were several performances on there that were unforgettable, but one of the most impressive for me was Beck. I had never taken him seriously until his appearance on the show. I was just curious if you ever happened across the show in your media exploration. I wish it was still around, and there is very little talk about it other than a sample DVD or two available at Amazon.
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