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Re: The National
« Reply #76 on May 10, 2010, 5:54pm »

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Re: The National
« Reply #77 on May 10, 2010, 8:23pm »

May 8, 2010, 6:02pm, newjersey wrote:

May 7, 2010, 2:04am, interstateeight wrote:

Props to The National for making the 2nd-best song called "Runaway" ever.

I first laughed thinking this was a Bon Jovi joke, until I thought about how you could be serious, and if you were being serious, you could have easily substituted Del Shannon for Bon Jovi, unless you were trying to be funny and meant Pink, Linkin Park or Janet Jackson, or are just a really big Yeah Yeah Yeahs fan, or maybe you meant Soul Asylum all along, thinking Runaway was the title to Runaway Train, but either way, I would have to agree with half of your choices, even if you only chose one.

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Sex is pretty much never in the equation for me at Squatch

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Re: The National
« Reply #78 on May 10, 2010, 10:00pm »

Del Shannon.

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Re: The National
« Reply #79 on May 10, 2010, 10:27pm »

I agree 100% then. Only time will tell between the National and Bon Jovi though. I'm still convinced he pulled a Milli Vanilli with the high pitched vocals at the end.

I wonder which version LT prefers?

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Re: The National
« Reply #80 on May 11, 2010, 3:16am »

because this thread has been rocking, the last.fm festival pages are in this new beta thing. http://www.last.fm/festival/1291540+Sasquatch!+Music+Festival+2010

100% compatible according to mr lastfm. anyone else?

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Re: The National
« Reply #81 on May 11, 2010, 8:55am »

Finally heard High Violet, pretty damn amazing. Easily their best album to me, though Alligator is like an "Emotional Time Machine" for me and will always win out on a different level. I think with the addition of High Violet, a tour consisiting of Alligator, Boxer and High Violet material is as well fucking rounded of a set list as any band could hope for (especially if they dig back further as well).

If anyone is looking to hear more of High Violet kinda stuff, I would recomend

Tindersticks - 2nd and Curtains
Pulp - This is Hardcore and We Love Life (lots of similarities in music and lyrics)
Leonard Cohen - I am Your Man (Most people have heard of it, but go listen to it if you like the National)
Scott Walker - Climate of Hunter

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Re: The National
« Reply #82 on May 11, 2010, 10:27am »

Good comparison's. Pulp's This is Hardcore is an amazing album for sure!

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Re: The National
« Reply #83 on May 14, 2010, 2:14pm »

This is from their Letterman performance last night. I've been debating whether or not to leave their set half way through to catch part of The Very Best but let me just say if it's anything like this performance I will be GLUED to the stage for the whole set. Phenomenal...

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Re: The National
« Reply #84 on May 14, 2010, 2:53pm »

Their live performances seem to be very much more intense. For instance the performance of Terrible Love on Jimmy Fallon is (at least for me) way better than the album version. I can say the same thing about this version of Afraid of Everyone. Regardless, the set at Sasquatch is going to be amazing. By far, my most anticipated show of the weekend.

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Re: The National
« Reply #85 on May 14, 2010, 3:21pm »

its not gonna happen but if they bring along sufjan like they did in that letterman performance i will be pretty happy

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Re: The National
« Reply #86 on May 14, 2010, 4:19pm »

I bet Sufjan comes with them and makes an appearance.

also, I completely agree about Terrible Love. The album version just sounds different from everything else on the album. Maybe the mix? I don't know. The live version ruined the album version for me.

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Re: The National
« Reply #87 on May 14, 2010, 4:25pm »

If Sufjan Stevens comes to the festival solely to perform a song with The National, I will compensate everyone in this thread for their ticket price.

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If [The Black Keys] are there, they will be headlining.

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Re: The National
« Reply #88 on May 14, 2010, 4:33pm »

WHOO HOO! C'mon Sufjan!!!!

I agree about Terrible Love as well. It is one of the weaker songs on the disc. I was listening to a burned copy before I bought the CD and I thought it was the quality of the download...but the guitar work in the album version is just as shitty sounding. I think they were going for a loud sound but it ends up sounding murky and distorted.

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Re: The National
« Reply #89 on May 14, 2010, 4:56pm »

May 14, 2010, 4:25pm, interstateeight wrote:

If Sufjan Stevens comes to the festival solely to perform a song with The National, I will compensate everyone in this thread for their ticket price.

and double for the thread creator, right?

...right?

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