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« Reply #30 on Feb 21, 2010, 5:31pm »

Who? My Morning Jacket
Where? Pemberton, Portland, Seattle
When? July and September 2008

Absolutely amazing live. Set was way to short at Pemberton festival. I expect more than 2.5 hours at Sasquatch. Check out archive.org for a huge selection of free MMJ shows. We are coming from Calgary just for the saturday and more specifically for MMJ. If I didn't have class on monday we would stay for the entire weekend.

Who? Vampire Weekend
Where? Pemberton Festival
When? July 2008

Meh. They played the main stage early on the final day of the show.
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« Reply #31 on Feb 21, 2010, 5:51pm »


Feb 21, 2010, 5:31pm, jacketman wrote:
If I didn't have class on monday we would stay for the entire weekend.


Claim that you have American ancestors, and that a great grandfather of yours died in one of our wars. You now have a "personal reason" for taking the U.S. Memorial Day off. Enjoy!
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If [The Black Keys] are there, they will be headlining.
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« Reply #32 on Feb 21, 2010, 6:10pm »

This is probably my favorite thread on the board. We all want to know which bands we should punch ourselves in the groin for missing, so I'm trying to remain unbiased in this list. This is not a list of who I want to see the most (because Ween and LCD Soundsystem would be at the top), but just my opinion of who puts on the best show. For example, if you've never listened to the National or My Morning Jacket, you would enjoy a My Morning Jacket show much more than a National show.

My Morning Jacket
Simian Mobile Disco
Broken Social Scene
Caribou
Booka Shade
Dirty Projectors
The National
The Hold Steady
LCD Soundsystem
Band of Horses
Ween
MGMT
Passion Pit
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« Reply #33 on Feb 21, 2010, 6:59pm »


Feb 21, 2010, 6:10pm, know ID yuh wrote:
This is probably my favorite thread on the board. We all want to know which bands we should punch ourselves in the groin for missing, so I'm trying to remain unbiased in this list. This is not a list of who I want to see the most (because Ween and LCD Soundsystem would be at the top), but just my opinion of who puts on the best show. For example, if you've never listened to the National or My Morning Jacket, you would enjoy a My Morning Jacket show much more than a National show.

My Morning Jacket
Simian Mobile Disco
Broken Social Scene
Caribou
Booka Shade
Dirty Projectors
The National
The Hold Steady
LCD Soundsystem
Band of Horses
Ween
MGMT
Passion Pit


I'm glad that you put MMJ, BSS, and Caribou at the top. All three of those bands are can't miss live shows. Each bring crazy energy to their sets.

Its great that they are all playing the main stage.

I will definitely check out SMD on your recommendation. I have a feeling that I am going to split up Massive Attack and SMD on Sunday night. Sunday is going to be crazy.
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« Reply #34 on Feb 22, 2010, 1:30pm »

WHO? Broken Social Scene
WHERE? Ontario House, Vancouver
WHEN? This past Saturday

Just posting this to brag, more than anything. BSS put on a last minute show for the Olympics here on Sataurday nignt. 300-400 Person Venue.

A couple of friends and I were geeks, and waited 3 hours in line so that we were guaranteed a spot. Of course it was well worth it to stand five rows back and Watch BSS up close. None of the big names like Feist and Emaily were there, but it was still a fun show. They played mostly classics and a couple of covers. Nothing new, but Kevin did sat they would be back in the spring to play a bunch of new stuff...So I would expect them to focus heavily on their new album when they play the Gorge. Let's hope the new album is good!

BTW, between the fireball, the boxed wine, and the enthusiastic people in the line-up, I never had so much fun waiting in a line.
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« Reply #35 on Feb 22, 2010, 1:38pm »


Feb 20, 2010, 7:06pm, doumak wrote:

Feb 20, 2010, 5:01pm, ryslice wrote:


Me too, at APW last year. I wasn't impressed, but who knows I didn't stay long enough to really give them a chance.


It wasn't good. Who else did you see at APW? Did you see akron family?


Really I only went to see the National, only had a ticket for that day. I saw shearwater and Fleet Foxes before, and was planning to stay for VW and YYYs, but it started raining buckets so we left after the National's amazing set. The conditions were so shitty, that they gave everyone else another day of entry. We were just in town for the weekend, so we still wanted to tour around alot. We went the last night to check out the Black Keys, MGMT and coldplay (my friend's choice). Didn't get the full APW experience at all, but shitty weather was to blame.
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« Reply #36 on Feb 22, 2010, 3:13pm »

Did anyone on the boards go to the Neumos Shabazz Palaces show?

I heard it was outstanding
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« Reply #37 on Feb 22, 2010, 4:21pm »

The best and must sees I've seen
1) MMJ (5 times) amazing, they also know how to destroy festivals
2) Drive-By Truckers (4 times), You can't help but love Patterson Hood, no matter if you like rock or not, these guys are amazing every night!
3)BSS (6 times) If you only know them from their albums you will have your mind blown! Very different in a good way
4) Massive Attack (1 time) Was at a festival in Ireland and they put on an excellent show, even though they are chilled, managed to make that a very engaging set on the main stage.
5)Caribou(4 times) So fun and full of energy, whole album and more is replicated with live instruments, like a live psychedelic dj dance party
6) Dirt Projectors (2 times) Just beautiful!
7) Hold Steady (3 times) Their there to please everyone
8) Booka Shade (2 times) But both times were night time extended sets on a beach with plenty of room to dance

Decent sets I've seen, and would be interested in checking out again MGMT (2), Passion Pit (1), New Pornos (3 times), Vampire Weekend (1), Portugal the Man (1)

Seen them, not interested. The National (2 times) Absolutely love this band, but they do nothing for me live. Tegan and Sara (2 times) Just not my thing
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« Reply #38 on Feb 24, 2010, 3:33pm »

1. Ween (flames central Calgary)
2. Ween (Edmonton events center)
when? 07 or 08 can't remember
All i can say is you would be dumb to not take them in, absolutely dumb. They are incredible.

3. Booka Shade
when? a couple times over the past couple years
Fun times, better then watching a dj play cd's good stage presence

4. Public Enemy
when/where? Vegoose 07
It was what I expected it to be

5. Z-Trip
where/when Shambhala two years ago i think
I highly doubt he will sound anything like he did there, I expect way more ac/dc and eater friendly mash ups for sasquatch his tallent is top notch though

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« Reply #39 on Feb 24, 2010, 4:47pm »

Who? My Morning Jacket
Where? Fox Theater, Atlanta, GA
When? 2008

Great set at a beautiful place. They rocked out for about 2.5 hours. I would expect very similar situation for Sasquatch - at least a 2 hour set but maybe even 2.5 hours. Highly recommended venue if anyone gets the chance to see a show there, although the beer lines sucked that night.

Who? Public Enemy
Where? Most recently at Vegoose
When? Oct. 2007

Decent show, but they were a little treble-y. There was good energy for the show but it was disjointed. The wife seemed to get annoyed so we checked out Cypress Hill after awhile.

Who? Broken Social Scene
Where? Shepherd's Bush, London
When? May 2008

Amazing show. BSS really brought the heat that night. They played for over 2 hours with two encores. Finally got to hear Pacific Theme live, which is my favorite BSS song (first song to be played at my wedding reception). For their first encore, I think it was the bassist who played along with some voice dialogue they had recorded. It was of a neighbor of one of the bandmates who had the ear surgery to finally make her hear. She described how the sensation of sound reverberated through her body and how it made her feel - which was amazing. The band member played along with the voice track which seemed very off the cuff and not rehearsed but it was an amazing live moment.

Who? Caribou
Where? The Earl, Center Stage, and Drunken Unicorn in Atlanta
When? Various times

Caribou never dissappoints in a live setting. I have invited friends to his shows everytime who never heard Caribou ever, and each time they walked away being a big fan and buying music at the show. Plus Dan Snaith is just a really nice guy. The live band really puts percussion at a premium. At times I have seen every member of the live band bang on the drums at the same time to really bring home the beat. Plus, there were really cool animations going on in the backdrop. Super excited to see Caribou on the main stage.

Who? Yacht
Where? Oldtown Block Party, Portland
When? Summer 2009

Yacht really has fun on stage, which translates to the crowd having a good time. The beats are bass heavy and its really just the two of them having fun on the mic, while the beats are playing. Not that evolved or involved, but fun nonetheless. I hope they are not conflicting with Pavement, but they most likely are so I will probably miss this set.
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Feb 24, 2010, 4:47pm, psychicofficer wrote:

Who? Broken Social Scene
Where? Shepherd's Bush, London
When? May 2008

Amazing show. BSS really brought the heat that night. They played for over 2 hours with two encores. Finally got to hear Pacific Theme live, which is my favorite BSS song (first song to be played at my wedding reception). For their first encore, I think it was the bassist who played along with some voice dialogue they had recorded. It was of a neighbor of one of the bandmates who had the ear surgery to finally make her hear. She described how the sensation of sound reverberated through her body and how it made her feel - which was amazing. The band member played along with the voice track which seemed very off the cuff and not rehearsed but it was an amazing live moment.


I believe that would be Charles Spearin and the Happiness project you might be referring to. He plays with BSS sometimes, and that sounds a lot like a song on his record. Check it out if you get a chance.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Spearin
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Happiness_Project
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Feb 24, 2010, 6:00pm, ryslice wrote:

Feb 24, 2010, 4:47pm, psychicofficer wrote:

Who? Broken Social Scene
Where? Shepherd's Bush, London
When? May 2008

Amazing show. BSS really brought the heat that night. They played for over 2 hours with two encores. Finally got to hear Pacific Theme live, which is my favorite BSS song (first song to be played at my wedding reception). For their first encore, I think it was the bassist who played along with some voice dialogue they had recorded. It was of a neighbor of one of the bandmates who had the ear surgery to finally make her hear. She described how the sensation of sound reverberated through her body and how it made her feel - which was amazing. The band member played along with the voice track which seemed very off the cuff and not rehearsed but it was an amazing live moment.


I believe that would be Charles Spearin and the Happiness project you might be referring to. He plays with BSS sometimes, and that sounds a lot like a song on his record. Check it out if you get a chance.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Spearin
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Happiness_Project


Thats exactly it. Thanks for the links. It was really moving stuff.
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« Reply #42 on Feb 25, 2010, 11:40am »


Feb 24, 2010, 6:57pm, psychicofficer wrote:

Feb 24, 2010, 6:00pm, ryslice wrote:


I believe that would be Charles Spearin and the Happiness project you might be referring to. He plays with BSS sometimes, and that sounds a lot like a song on his record. Check it out if you get a chance.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Spearin
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Happiness_Project


Thats exactly it. Thanks for the links. It was really moving stuff.


My favorite song on the album is actually "Vittoria". It's probably the catchiest song, but also the first song of his that I heard. Really interesting composition.
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