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xaocite escreveu:

just saw a german band in Austin. Schnaak. they played with a band from philly, Many Arms I recently met a whole group of people from Philadelphia who moved to Austin and are all into noise and get a lot of noise bands from philly to come play in austin. its pretty badass

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thisisobvious escreveu:

LOL; even my own mother made fun of me form seeing him, saying he looked like a 'greying Mancunian plumber" (or something like that).

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thisisobvious escreveu:

Heard any good music in Germany, btw?

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thisisobvious escreveu:

Surprisingly, there were no masks involved, but it was pretty kick-ass nonetheless. There were four other openers besides Woods who where booked last-minute, who ranged from mediocre to godawful. Blank Dogs finally went on at like 1am. Mr. Blank Dogs turned out to be a dude who sort of looked like a young Telly Savalas, who had just been chilling in the audience with everyone else while the other bands were playing. The band was him on guitar, another guitarist, a bassist, drummer, and keyboardist. The songs sound much punchier and more rocking when done live, in a good way.

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thisisobvious escreveu:

No, I have not heard of Captain Beefheart's involvement, though that would make sense. I actually haven't even listened to that much of Residents (I have "Eskimo" and "Duck Stab"), though I ought to, especially being San Francisco born and raised.

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thisisobvious escreveu:

I must say I'm jealous; I think Germany probably beats a Blank Dogs show in Pittsburgh. I'm definitively curious as to how Blank Dogs will translate live, seeing as the whole 'secret identity' thing is such a big component. Well, I guess the Residents have pulled it off for 30 years, after all.

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kidzomb escreveu:

what's up child fucker

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Dr_Jon escreveu:

Cheers for your shout! Maybe you'd like to join this very very elite social club?

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