10/05 Schubas Chicago, IL
10/06 400 Bar Minneapolis, MN
10/07 Tractor Tavern Seattle, WA
10/08 Holocene Portland, OR
10/10 Rickshaw Stop San Francisco, CA
All dates with Jim White.
Band: Nina Nastasia
92kerble wrote:10/06 400 Bar Minneapolis, MN
All dates with Jim White.
Hmmmm, I had heard this was at a different Mpls venue, but I see its on the 400 Bar website...anyway, sweet
Band: Nina Nastasia
93Edward wrote:Has anyone here (in the U.S.) seen the vinyl version yet? The CDs are on shelves now but I've not seen any sign of the LP, which is what I'm holding out for. At the risk of sounding like a sycophant, anything Steve records that I'm interested in I try to snag on vinyl. Dogs and The Blackened Air both sound phenomenal and I'm sure this recording will be no different.
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/268419-01.htm
that is, if you don't mind getting it shipped to you.
Band: Nina Nastasia
94I've only gotten to hear about half of You Follow Me, but its definitely one of her best.
Reminds me of the weirdness of Run to Ruin but stripped down like Dogs.
The Seattle show in the main event of my fall social calendar.
Reminds me of the weirdness of Run to Ruin but stripped down like Dogs.
The Seattle show in the main event of my fall social calendar.
Pure L wrote:I get shocked whenever I use my table saw while barefooted.
I Made Out With You Before You Were Cool
Don't Sit On The Pickets
Band: Nina Nastasia
95mhannigan wrote:Edward wrote:Has anyone here (in the U.S.) seen the vinyl version yet? The CDs are on shelves now but I've not seen any sign of the LP, which is what I'm holding out for. At the risk of sounding like a sycophant, anything Steve records that I'm interested in I try to snag on vinyl. Dogs and The Blackened Air both sound phenomenal and I'm sure this recording will be no different.
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/268419-01.htm
that is, if you don't mind getting it shipped to you.
Thanks. I actually wound up ordering it a few days ago from Parasol! I've not heard from them that it's out of stock so I assume it will be shipping out sometime soon.
Band: Nina Nastasia
96Edward wrote:Has anyone here (in the U.S.) seen the vinyl version yet? The CDs are on shelves now but I've not seen any sign of the LP, which is what I'm holding out for.
I actually called Fat Cat to track down the vinyl. Seems they are having to import it from the UK and it will be about a month before it hits US stores.
Band: Nina Nastasia
97I heard a song of her in Volvo commercial. I can't help about feeling a little disappointed about it.
Band: Nina Nastasia
99I was mildly disappointed by Dogs and feared that I was more a fan of The Blackened Air than Nastasia hersself, but I'm happy to report that I picked up On Leaving in Louisville last weekend and I love it.
dontfeartheringo wrote:I need people to act like grown folks and I just ain't seeing it.
Band: Nina Nastasia
100Brett Eugene Ralph wrote:I was mildly disappointed by Dogs and feared that I was more a fan of The Blackened Air than Nastasia hersself, but I'm happy to report that I picked up On Leaving in Louisville last weekend and I love it.
This makes perfect sense to me if you heard The Blackened Air first. It's a much more adventurous, original, country-ish album and like Tim said, Dogs is pretty straight. I think TBA is probably her best, but Dogs just does it for me.
The incredible Run to Ruin is next! I would suggest it before the Jim White album, though I couldn't really explain why.