tbone wrote: Sun Dec 10, 2023 11:58 pm I imagine at some point as a practicality we will all start assuming that this is probably the last thing we gotta mail to some asshole.
They were and probably still are super nice, and we always enjoyed seeing them/playing with them on tour.dontfeartheringo wrote: Thu Oct 03, 2024 8:04 am Toured with them back in the '90s and found them to be a great band to hang out with and to watch every night.
I remain a huge fan.
If you're into Babe The Blue Ox, I might also humbly suggest the album "Unbuilding" by the Pauses. Another great band in an oddly similar vein.
Color Me Babe gets my vote.
I'm sure the feeling has faded over the years, but man, I bet that stung for a minute.eephus wrote: Thu Oct 03, 2024 10:13 amThey were and probably still are super nice, and we always enjoyed seeing them/playing with them on tour.dontfeartheringo wrote: Thu Oct 03, 2024 8:04 am Toured with them back in the '90s and found them to be a great band to hang out with and to watch every night.
I remain a huge fan.
If you're into Babe The Blue Ox, I might also humbly suggest the album "Unbuilding" by the Pauses. Another great band in an oddly similar vein.
Rambling old-man story:
Silkworm ditched a house show in NJ once to take advantage of an offer to crash at their place in Brooklyn for a night.
Babe the Blue Ox was on tour, i think, and I guess we got the key from a neighbor or something. Very kind of them.
We actually drove down to the house show, and it seemed lame. Got there and there was a small handful of kids milling around.
The kids said we could start after The Simpsons was over. Hmmm.
We had this place in Brooklyn, thanks to BTBO, so...for the first and last time, we bailed on a show just because we didn't feel like doing it and it seemed like a loser.
Our tourmates Engine Kid did not bail.
They told us later that after The Simpsons was over, half of the northern NJ h.s./college age weirdo population showed up at the house, and the show was awesome.
The next day, at our NYC show, we saw a friend who worked in music publishing and a fan and woulda signed us to a publishing thing if things had gone differently.
He was like "hey what was up with that show at Jon Hiltz's house? I drove down there and you guys left?"
Turns out Jon was not only the drummer in Born Against, but he was (and remains) legendary for putting on great house shows at that house.
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