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New site? Maybe some day.
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too bad zoroaster isn't playing. |
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too bad zoroaster isn't playing. |
agree with both of these |
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top ticketws are selling. |
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Top. Get tickets this will be a close sell out. |
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this is going to sound so good. |
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go in to great scott cheaper |
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Does Great Scott do will call? It's oibviously too late to order tix and have them mailed but if they do will call I might order them today. Otherwise I will just have to pray it doesn't sell out before I can get there tomorrow. |
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yeah, i did will call. there's a link to it on the great scott website |
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OH! good thing I looked, i thought this was at the church. I hope that the snow doesn't f this up. |
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OH! good thing I looked, i thought this was at the church. I hope that the snow doesn't f this up. |
dont get towed |
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Shit, I didn't think about parking with the snow situation. What's the deal with parking around this area? If it snows am I fucked? |
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come out to the model after i'll be DJing!! |
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Shit, I didn't think about parking with the snow situation. What's the deal with parking around this area? If it snows am I fucked? |
Yes. |
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also tickets will be available at Great Scott all day until there is no more, so come or call you should be good. I'll post how many are left later today. |
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Shit, I didn't think about parking with the snow situation. What's the deal with parking around this area? If it snows am I fucked? |
There's a metered parking lot at Great Scott. I was there for a moderately attended show and I didn't have a problem finding a spot at all. |
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This isnt sold out at all come on down! |
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TOP for tickets left! Whoopie you all can get in! |
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It's kinda empty right now. If anyone is worried about it selling out, I wouldn't worry! |
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Yeah, there are a lot of people here since it is before 9:30, but fight amp just played. They were excellent I don't really remember them from the other show in somerville, but it reminded me of helmet (bass sound) and later fugazi (time changes/vocals) |
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Damn was rosettas set wicked short? It was awesome but it seemed like it was over so quickly. Then again, it is an hour after my last post. Great stuff. |
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ok, I was RIGHT! when kylesa played with amibix in 2009, they only had one drummer/ |
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Damn was rosettas set wicked short? It was awesome but it seemed like it was over so quickly. Then again, it is an hour after my last post. Great stuff. |
interesting because when i saw them about 4-5 years ago they played a very long boring set. |
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nope, I was wrong. Kylesa had 2 drummers at that amibix show. I didn't look far enough down the set of pictures of see them both. |
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Kylesa were pretty awesome - definitely better than I expected. I really liked Laura's leads, she has good style and a great tone.
The whole "drum circle" thing started to get into jam band territory at times, maybe a little too earthy-crusty for my taste, but when they rock out they sound fantastic.
One interesting thing, the song "Don't Look Back" has been a favorite of mine from the album, but live it is exposed as the Kylesa-lite track that it really is - so much of the edge and punch of the songs that surrounded it was missing and the guitar solo sounds like a pure commercial radio-friendly cop out. Regardless, the majority of the set was absolutely killer. |
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After seeing Kylesa live I can honestly say they're recordings don't do them justice. They are 1000 times better live. The recordings don't capture the power of this band, especially the 2 drummer aspect of it.
late_rising: I can kind of see what you are saying about "Don't Look Back" being kind of a "commercial" song. It is relatively short and and has vocals that lend themselves to being sung along to, but I still think it's awesome and I actually think it works because of that. It's an almost anthemic kind of song and I think it is beneficial in a live setting because it breaks up the set a little. |
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I think that the recent releases they did don't capture what they are trying to do. Live it's what it is all about. Personally I like the older "raw" stuff where laura's vocals are the low/growling ones and the guy does the high piched singing. On the recent release, she does more higher singing that the guy. I liked the drum stuff... there was one part where both drummers were playing perfectly and super fast. I thought jonah would have blue balls after that. Anytime you have people that just have toms, there is only so much you can do and so much sound you can get out of them. it always sounds like "the natives are restless" to me. One thing that was different is that laura carried all of the guitar parts for almost the whole set. The other guitarist came in and out since he was doing guitar/theramin/drum-circle. This sometimes made the guitars sound very quiet since there were no rhythm guitar noise behind her lead. |
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Oh yeah, so did anyone else notice the PA cutting out multiple times during this show? It was really pissing me off. |
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late_rising: I can kind of see what you are saying about "Don't Look Back" being kind of a "commercial" song. It is relatively short and and has vocals that lend themselves to being sung along to, but I still think it's awesome and I actually think it works because of that. It's an almost anthemic kind of song and I think it is beneficial in a live setting because it breaks up the set a little. |
Yes, well, as I said I actually really like it on the album, I played it on the radio a bunch of times and it gets stuck in my head for days ... I just felt like in the context of the live set it really sounded weaker than the rest of the material. Part of the problem is the vocal on the chorus, which are almost spoken on the record, don't translate well to the louder more rockin' atmosphere of a live show. As an album track though, it's great, real "shoegaze metal" if there is such a thing - and if WAAF or even WFNX had any balls/taste/class they would put "Don't Look Back" in heavy rotation. |
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