Tuesday, July 10, 2007

No List: 7/10/07

Since there aren't really any noteworthy shows tonight, I would like you to tell us what you wish was happening in the form of anonymous comments. I'm really inspired by the parasitic role reversal in the form of "user based content" that many corporations have been pushing this decade. Hint: Try your hand at some fan fiction about how fun it would be to spend a Tuesday night with Stonedranger, Wildcat, Howard Bob Johnson, Dudes McRudes, Dudes Mctudes and myself. Guaranteed Laffs. You have no idea.

46 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

This is not Crystal Pepsi

3:17 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I wish Didjits and Rapeman were playing a show tonight.

3:17 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

MOM

J&J'S

TONIGHT

FREE

Not noteworthy at all. Gah.

3:19 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

ishotjr.com

youshotjr.com

theyshotjr.com

sheshotjr.com

heshotjr.com

someoneshotjr.com

nooneshotjr.com

someonepleaseshotjr.com

fuck i'm bored.

3:21 PM  
Blogger Defensive Listening said...

Fuck. We missed that Mom show. I'm sorry. It's really hard to keep up with J & J's.

3:22 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I wanna get gang banged by all of you
and sucky sucky long time --
love jules

3:26 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

drink n' draw.

3:28 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

im with jules

3:29 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

okay. the 5th harry potter movie shows tonight at midnight.

how is that not a noteworthy show? shittttt!

3:31 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

rat people out w. their IPs when they are complete cocksuckers. (since you know who is posting)

4:27 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

yeah, "ratting" people out is sooooooooo coooool.

goddamn, do you take everything so seriously?

it's just fun and games until some jackass ruins it.

and thats you, 4:27.

4:41 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

tonight might = new interpol, new smashing p. and mlbs all star game

4:42 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

i'm dj'n an eclectic mix of music tonight on KDRC (www.kdrc-tx.com) guaranteed good. stuff from bands like:

International Harvester
People
Sloche
Pan & Regaliz
Mogollar
Epidaurus
Indonesian Folk Music
Kim Jung Mi
Francoise Hardy
Sun City Girls
Al Green

Tonight @ 8pm till 9:15pm

4:44 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

who is being a cocksuckers?

5:21 PM  
Blogger Michaela said...

I'm gonna ride my bike to the Landing. Again.

5:26 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

from ye olde myspace bulletins,
from trifle tower:

tuesday night
we're back from tour and playing at rubber gloves tomorrow. fucking go. it's with kid crash (new mexico) and our new best friends l'antietam (new hampshire). don't know if there is a flyer but get the word out! also kid crash and l'antiemtam are playing 1919 on wednesday as well so if you're in the 817 check that out!

-chris

5:30 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

weshot fear factor:

http://myspace.com/therocketsummer

copy and paste the link. or are you too afraid? afraid that you might like it...

6:06 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yes, J&J's tonight

Tex Winters (From Sarah Reddington)
Oveo
MOM

I think it starts at nine

6:30 PM  
Blogger stonedranger said...

afraid I might like Rocket Summer? I'm afraid you're mistaken.

6:56 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The vast majority of you have dynamic IPs that change every 24-48 hours. Unless you are paying extra for a static IP you probably don't have one.

7:31 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

florene

mom

tex winters

jjs

oveo cant make it because one of the guyz is in san diego and the other is locked in his penthouse and refuses to leave so they had to cancel

7:37 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

what about mom? you lick their anuses on the daily

8:50 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

YOU ARE ANONYMOUS, DEFENSIVE LISTENING! I HAVE NO FUCKING IDEA WHO YOU ARE. QUIT BEING A FUCKING HYPOCRITE.

9:20 PM  
Blogger Luke N. Atmaguchi said...

(disclaimer #1: As this thread originally invited inappropriateness, I’m thinking why not here and now. This blog provides an outlet for scene politics, but as a musical tourist I only use (and appreciate) it for information.)

(disclaimer #2: This post is long and boring, like a personal blog entry, but I don’t do my own blog, so I’m taking up space on this one.)

Well, I tried another baseball plus rock vacation this past weekend, and it was mostly pretty good. I learned that there’s a permanent backup on 35 heading north into Waco – without accidents or anything – which made me a half-inning late for the ballgame, which cost me the free blanket they were giving away. My team, the visiting Baltimore Orioles, ended up losing to the Rangers. (They both suck about equally.) But what’s worse is that the game went into extra innings (overtime) – that plus my usual 15 or so minutes of getting lost trying to find 360 North made me fatally late for St. Vincent at Hailey’s. (I bought a ticket in advance – I dunno, do shows sell out in Denton?) At a quarter til midnight I walked in on the last half of her last song. She played one encore solo, and I was a little surprised (but not really) by the din of people talking. It happens plenty in Austin too. I agree that $15 is steep for a CD you’re selling on tour, but they were doing brisk business anyway.

I skipped Saturday’s game, which turned out to be the one my team won, ah well. In two too-short hours at the Dallas Museum I caught the “Societe Anonyme: Modernism for America” exhibit, which is absolutely amazing if you’re a fan of early 20th Century European avant-garde art, and the context of its introduction in this country. So many superstars. Also caught the solo show by Topher Crowder at Pawn Gallery in Deep Ellum. Some gloriously f-ed up stuff that must be seen up close. The opening party was the night before, but they had beer left over. Free beer.

I told the gallery dudes I was heading up to Richardson for rock action, and they scoffed, understandably. UT-Dallas couldn’t be more generic, which in a strange way made it a perfect backdrop for the musical “transgressions” that would transpire. As superficially ill-suited for punk rock as the square university halls and workingmen’s pubs of the UK circa 77!

Icarus Crane were goofy fun. I left campus to get a beer – they forgot to build a rathskeller into the student union, a major oversight – and missed the first half of Nouns Group, but they were enjoyable. Rockin’ violin, reminded me of the Dambuilders. They murdered (in both senses) the Mekons’ “Where Were You” – Langford would’ve approved. [Writer’s Embellishment: Then we “wrecked” the Rec Room, holding ping pong and pool balls hostage until the mild-mannered foreign-born pre-engineering students acquiesced to a mini-course of Punk Rock 101.]

Koji Kondo were hilarious – again, goofy fun. The lead singer’s herculean struggle to untangle a mic cord from its stand (and a pink feather boa) evoked Nigel Tufnel’s battle with the deli tray in “Spinal Tap.” Christian Teenage Runaway were a riot, though not the Runaways tribute band I was expecting. (If they did any Runaways covers, Christian-ized or not, I couldn’t recognize them.) Great energy. Great boots. Reminded me a little of Las Siux, from Spain.

I would’ve liked to have stayed for the last two bands, but I didn’t want to be super tired for the drive back to Denton, though the route was simple on paper. (Tollway?!) I was back in time to probably catch the last band at one of the clubs, but I decided to call it a night. I’m not rich by any means, but I treated myself to a night at the Wildwood Inn. It really is nice there, and the least expensive rooms seem worth it, even for Denton. Hell, it’s vacation, spend a little.

Sunday I killed some time at Banter then went to the ballgame. Hot as heck, and the Rangers beat my Orioles, whatever. Driving back to Austin, I saw the same darn backup on 35 heading north into Waco. Maybe another tollway in the middle of nowhere would fix that.

I’ve found this blog to be a useful guide to what’s going on up there. Looking forward to an extensive annotated preview of Wall of Sound . . .

Yes, I am a real person with an e-dress, do your worst.

END

10:20 PM  
Blogger stonedranger said...

good post. I like the idea of a baseball/music weekend. I happen to love both.


And good point about the UK in 1977.

11:07 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

i guess that radio mix is up all night. so tune in whenever you feel like it or till i guess probably 2am or so when alex comes back and turns it off.
www.kdrc-tx.com

12:16 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

oh you, arguments...

1:11 AM  
Blogger Jonathan said...

I was just wondering if anyone knows what happened to Ryan Slavinsky. He deleted his blog and myspace profile.

1:45 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

i'll give you a dynamic IP...in the butthole!

3:34 AM  
Blogger Rj said...

Oh i'm around.

7:09 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

aw! what a sweet trip, 1020! it's so refreshing to see somebody make real good do with their time and give us in dallas/denton a chance at being a vacation destination! :D

10:34 AM  
Blogger schmancy said...

442, interpol will be back in dallas at the palladium sept 27.

10:53 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

interpols new disc is millions better than the new smashing pumpkins. but its still not that great.



tells you something about the new smashing p.

11:50 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Glad yr still alive, Ryan.

12:03 PM  
Blogger Lars Larsen said...

Even though most internet service providers assign dynamic IPs, those IPs are still within a recognizable range. They're not randomized.

12:36 PM  
Blogger stonedranger said...

thats true.

12:44 PM  
Blogger Rj said...

I've just been taking care of bizness, and the dallas side of the scene splintered.

I wasn't posting much on the blog, so I dropped it, and I just wasn't using myspace at all.

I can't wait for sloppyworld to rise from the ashes. So I'll see some familiar faces again.

IMHO, the smashing pumpkins disc is better than interpol, though there are some low points on the disc(and it doesn't live up to past albums).

Most of the problems lie in the production and scope of the album. I know they are a very polarizing band, and I don't expect many people that read this blog to be fans, but at least it's not the third time they released the same album(interpol). I'd give it a 6.5 out of 10.

So I guess my wish for last night would have been listening to a new pumpkins album that was as good as the Gish/SD era, produced by Butch Vig.

1:37 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

song structure wise, and vocal timbre (which i like on every other pumpkins record) on the pumpkins cd keep me from enjoying it. jimmy c. is always good and exciting though. i just like the attention to detail that interpol put into each part of the song. the patterns they create, the drone. i dont know who recorded the cd but the drums always sound really good to me. i give the sp record a 4 out of 10 and i give interpol a 5 out of 10.

1:52 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I just heard Austin darlings, Black Angels are playing with Smashing Pumbpkins during their Fillmore residency in San Francisco. That's all, just FYI.

2:02 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Deerhunter is also opening for SP as well. So obviously they are into the drone too.

3:52 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

So are Celebration and ummmm Fair to Midland.

3:59 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

GishGishGishGish!

The Epic of Gish

What happened after that?

6:58 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

SP is so horrible. I can not believe people care about them.

8:55 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

cliff notes

9:11 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

speaking of Smashing Pumpkins, anyone have the password for the iTunes presale?

7:50 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Smashing Pumpkins? Who cares. Check out the new Bashing Watermelons. Gallagher's voice is awesome!

12:24 PM  

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