Bottomless Pit-Kadane Bros touring
32I will be at the Madison show, find me, and I'll buy you a beer.
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ben wrote:I tend to get a little cynical in social situations where I see large groups of people enjoying themselves.
Bottomless Pit-Kadane Bros touring
34If the other shows are anything like the New York one, then you are in for one helluva treat.
I was running on fumes, basically, after being awake for 36 hours or so. As soon as Kahoots played I didn't feel tired any more.
The Kadanes were transcendent.
Tim wore an excellent suit.
Rock was brought.
I am only sad that there was one show to see.
I was running on fumes, basically, after being awake for 36 hours or so. As soon as Kahoots played I didn't feel tired any more.
The Kadanes were transcendent.
Tim wore an excellent suit.
Rock was brought.
I am only sad that there was one show to see.
Bottomless Pit-Kadane Bros touring
35well, Montreal didn't really show up last night unfortunately. so odd. but it was a great night. thanks a bunch Tim.
that transition from the Kadane Bros set into yours had me ear to ear. great stuff. far too hot for suits though...
NC.
that transition from the Kadane Bros set into yours had me ear to ear. great stuff. far too hot for suits though...
NC.
Bottomless Pit-Kadane Bros touring
36Some simple snapshots of Saturday's show:
In-deed.
I left this show feeling incredibly content with life-- experiencing this music live was nothing if not rejuvenating.
So glad I went through the trouble to make it out for this. Thanks for the top-notch rockin' and croonin', fellas - the audience appreciated it as well (fortunately there was good turnout in Cambridge).
New EP sounds excellent, btw, especially that kick-off track (which I've already listened to many times over). Bonus points for using a Russian prison tattoo for the cover art.
And TMidgett, it was great to meet you! Presently I'm trying to persuade all of my friends in the Midwest to make it out next weekend -- including my parents.
Salut!
EDIT: Only real drawback to the evening was that the dance party next door had already reached critical mass by the time I walked past and heard the DJ spinning Ted Taylor's heavy-soul classic "Daddy's Baby". Though, come to think of it, had I been allowed in I may have missed the busride home.
You are in for one helluva treat
In-deed.
I left this show feeling incredibly content with life-- experiencing this music live was nothing if not rejuvenating.
So glad I went through the trouble to make it out for this. Thanks for the top-notch rockin' and croonin', fellas - the audience appreciated it as well (fortunately there was good turnout in Cambridge).
New EP sounds excellent, btw, especially that kick-off track (which I've already listened to many times over). Bonus points for using a Russian prison tattoo for the cover art.
And TMidgett, it was great to meet you! Presently I'm trying to persuade all of my friends in the Midwest to make it out next weekend -- including my parents.
Salut!
EDIT: Only real drawback to the evening was that the dance party next door had already reached critical mass by the time I walked past and heard the DJ spinning Ted Taylor's heavy-soul classic "Daddy's Baby". Though, come to think of it, had I been allowed in I may have missed the busride home.
Bottomless Pit-Kadane Bros touring
37honeyisfunny wrote:Can I urge all UK PRF-ers to pop November 9th in their diaries and to look into cheap methods of transport to Nottingham.
OK, it's all booked in now so I can't jinx it:
Sunday November 9th
The New Year
Savoy Grand
Nottingham Rescue Rooms
Ticket info will appear on www.damnyou.co.uk sometime in the next couple of weeks once we decide which of the venue's agents we're happy selling tickets for us.
Rick Reuben wrote:We're all sensitive people
With so much love to give, understand me sugar
Since we got to be... Lets say, I love you
Bottomless Pit-Kadane Bros touring
39ok, so who from madison, and milwaukee, (chicago maybe?) will be there?
ben wrote:I tend to get a little cynical in social situations where I see large groups of people enjoying themselves.