Really jammy, yeah. There was some good things going on, though. The absolute worst thing about it was the Interpol singer's guitar playing. He had no clue what he was doing. Thankfully, he was hardly heard except for one song, where he was blaring whatever he was playing as a lame attempt to keep up with the rest of the bands. The Liars guys seemed to feel right at home and Bradford Cox had some interesting vocals going on. The drummer was on the ball.

If they made actual songs out of what they did, it would probably have been better. Most people looked kinda bored. The songs went on pretty long. I have to admit, I liked what was going on for the most part, just thought they didn't really know how to end the songs and didn't know how to play off each other to finish it.

I'm with Camaro on this - utter garbage. If you're searching for anything musically interesting in that show tonight, you are wasting your time.

You guys should've made a bonfire of $10 bills instead and helped reverse inflation.

In retrospect, it would have been a lot more entertaining if it was Orion Pax.

BadComrade wrote:You guys should have bought a hamburger at Kuma's with that $10, but instead you gave it to Interpol. Interpol! Hahaha.

or saved it for the Mekons tonight

Hells yah

Colonel Panic wrote:Hells yah

you going?

Most likely. Have some business to do after work but I'm sure I'll make it before 10PM.

Colonel Panic wrote:Most likely. Have some business to do after work but I'm sure I'll make it before 10PM.

I'll see ya there, I plan on getting pants wetting drunk tonight so there may be some wobbling and slurring involved