Marsupialized wrote:I imagine tickets for the Polvo reunion are going to sell at a slightly less fast pace, like 1 a day.

keep on thinking that.

tommydski wrote:

SecondEdition wrote:Yeah, I know. Being a cab driver after MBV couldn't have done wonders for her ego.

Imagine if musicians had to have real jobs too!

Like a band of cab drivers? Absurd!

If you had been the bassist in MBV and then became a cab driver, don't tell me you'd have been too happy.

I think this is going to be one of those irresolvable difference of perspective moments so I'm going to cheerfully acquiesce out of respect.

tommydski wrote:Like a band of cab drivers? Absurd!

Can you imagine the start of the gig by the official London Cab Band? They'd face away from the audience for a start.

"Nice to see a good audience in tonight, I had that Kevin Shields in the back of the audience last night and he just kept staring at the ground the whole time, well I ask you guv'nor. If you ask me the boy could stand to move around a bit more. And tremolo? Sounds foreign to me, but who's asking?"

And its over before you even know it.

tommydski wrote:I think this is going to be one of those irresolvable difference of perspective moments so I'm going to cheerfully acquiesce out of respect.

Yeah, well...I do understand what you're saying, and you do have a point.

Surfrider wrote:Many people i know would disagree heartily with this. Some friends of mine that aren't even huge fans of the band claim MBV to be the best gig they ever saw.

why 2 eq's?

Marsupialized wrote:why 2 eq's?

Different settings for different songs or different parts of the same song?

j_harvey wrote:

Marsupialized wrote:why 2 eq's?

Different settings for different songs or different parts of the same song?

makes sense, but you know his guitar pretty much sounds the same all the time

simmo wrote:

SecondEdition wrote:What amazes me about the MBV reunion is that they got Debbie Googe back.

[cough]££££££££££[/cough]

Yeah. Fuck My Bloody Valentine!