Bluegum LaBloat wrote: Mon Jun 12, 2023 7:36 pm Maybe they're more of a live experience thing.

Anyone should see them live at least once, yes.

I like the music; not a fan of the Pebbles Flintstone vocals. VOTE WITHHELD.

A band that I want to listen to exactly zero percent of the time, but would never vote crap.

Simply the best. I listened to Deerhoof vs Evil and La Isla Bonita again this morning and was blown away. They might be my favorite active band.

I saw them open for Radiohead in the mid-00s and thought they were OK. Then last year they played a small local venue and I was riveted, completely fell in love with them. I think drummer Greg Saunier lives here in Tucson.

NC

Seen 'em many times, and always superb, but remember one show in particular at the Empty Bottle in Chicago, I think one of Chris Cohens last with the band, and it was just staggering. Some fuckin' voodoo or telekenisis going on between the guitars players

Not super familiar with the records I have. Saw them live a couple weeks back. Pretty smiling.

InMySoul77 wrote: Wed Oct 18, 2023 1:47 pm Simply the best. I listened to Deerhoof vs Evil and La Isla Bonita again this morning and was blown away. They might be my favorite active band.

hell yeah, they're still the best around. got my kid into the Acceptance Speech song, can never get enough of it

jimmy spako wrote: Thu Jun 13, 2024 9:23 am

I really enjoyed this podcast. I thought it was really interesting how not everything they've written was an attempt to be off kilter or idiosyncratic. Some of their material was intended to be broad, catchy, rock. It turns out Deerhoof is sometimes just weird on accident.