Hopefully this time they remember a tuning pedal!

Sprague Dawley wrote:Grippe and Novelty were way too clangy and squally for me. FYOSS hit all the spots. Sounds great LOUD AS HELLNovelty is great but it's a good candidate for a remix. That thing is just tinnitus city.

Grippe and Novelty were way too clangy and squally for me. FYOSS hit all the spots. Sounds great LOUD AS HELL

first2letters wrote:The self-titled album is incredible, but weirdly produced -- it's the most rack-tom-heavy album I've ever heard, and it's compressed to within an inch of its life, which is not how I ever experienced Jawbox in the 8 million times I saw them live. I would love to hear it remixed, but also never get tired of playing it just as it is. It marks a place in time for me.The rack tom on this album cracks me up. I think the kit he was using was something like 10/12/20 with a 12" snare, everything tuned comically high. Sounded great, but very idiosyncratic.

Tickets to the Chicago show just went on sale fifteen minutes ago.I just grabbed a pair. Don t wait!

Many shows sold out. DC, Boston (Cambridge), New York. Philly is sold out. If you want to see this tour, buy tickets now.I am surprised they sold out so quickly.

They added second shows in some cities, Chicago is one. I'm going to the first Chicago one and I also got tickets to Seattle & Portland and I'll figure out how I'll get there later.

I have severe PPTSD from the emo days. That's Post-Punk Traumatic Stress Disorder.

See you at the Chicago show!