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Post by sunky on Dec 6, 2002 8:44:04 GMT 7
as the year ends what have been your highlights???my fav album without a doubt is Diorama - silverchair ... this album has just been amazing  .. and i still love to no end  and gigs??? well i can't decide between these 3 seeing silverchair @ the BDO that was amazing - sun setting ... boys rawking out - couldn't get any better ... magic dirt - seeing them play twice in one weekend ... meeting up with bree there ... that was great ... and well very lucky for me! ... plus they played Babycakes ... and plus hangin with the other cool ppls i went with ... that was most likely the greatest part and tool - how could i forget this??? ... mind blowing
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Post by Tool on Dec 6, 2002 11:14:57 GMT 7
Fav Albums would be
Adam Said Galore - Of Lost Roads
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Yanqui U.X.O.
Fav gigs
TOOL! that was an awesome night
..... and Mogwai, they were really fucking loud
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Post by Tool on Dec 6, 2002 11:40:28 GMT 7
I'll add another gig, Paul Dempsey solo at the Fly By Night in Freo, it was awesome he played Truly live!
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Post by Skeenie on Dec 6, 2002 12:44:55 GMT 7
Hey all, just wanting to share my favs here.
Favourite album is a tricky one, I guess I'm still waiting to hear Zwan and Jane's albums. I'm also still waiting to hear Audioslave and Ben Lee. Moby had a really cool album, and I thought Jebediah's was really good although some songs let it down.
As for a favourite gig well, the big day out obviously gets a mention mainly for the thrill of seeing Garbage onstage playing songs that I've been singing for about eight years.
And the Powderfinger / SFK concert at the now defunct Perth Entertainment Centre. It was Powderfinger's largest ever show which they headlined themselves and they were loving it as much as we were.
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Post by Tool on Dec 6, 2002 13:21:39 GMT 7
And the Powderfinger / SFK concert at the now defunct Perth Entertainment Centre. It was Powderfinger's largest ever show which they headlined themselves and they were loving it as much as we were. yes that was awesome but wasn't that in November of last year  Anyway the SFK website wanted people to hand out stickers at the end of the show so I volunteered....I kept a whole pile of them to myself though ;D |
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Post by PaRkA on Dec 6, 2002 18:58:30 GMT 7
album of the year- earphoria released album-queens of th stonage gig-  not many gone too, but tool stands out, the tea party a close second |
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Post by syringe mouth on Dec 8, 2002 10:40:01 GMT 7
Albums............from the top of my head
Tujiko Noriko: Make Me Hard
Fennesz, O'Rourke, Rehberg: The Return of FennO'Berg
Cobra Killer: the Third Armpit
Interpol: Turn of the Bright Lights
GY!BE: Yanqui u.x.o
and prolly some Anticon related release
EP's
Love like......electrocution: She was Red hot
Heartfeltself: my heart will never forget how to feel i'll dream this real myself and adrift my heart will never forget how to feel I'll......
Kevin Blechdom: I love presets
Live stuff
Mogwai
Mike Patton solo show
....maybe DJ Shadow
the sailors cd launch
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Post by point on Dec 8, 2002 12:06:29 GMT 7
I dont feel i can honestly answer this question, since i havent had the money to buy any new CD's this year........Diorama is good, what i've heard of it. The new Audioslave album is also good, Tom Morello is a guitar prodigy.
Since i have only been to one big gig this year, Tool would have to take it. I knew it would be awesom, so i saved enough to buy a ticket.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 8, 2002 12:29:02 GMT 7
Fave album(s): 7 Worlds Collide... some awesome performances. Gemma Hayes, "Night on my side". Cool Irish chick. Snake River Conspiracy/'Sonic Jihad".. check this band out, some canadians introduced me to them, they supported A Perfect Circle when they toured North America. I guess you could call them a more industrial version of Garbage, a la Curve? The album's got awesome covers of Lovesong by the Cure and How Soon Is Now by The Smiths. www.repriserec.com/src/Fave Gigs: Fountains of Wayne, in Washington DC, only because of the pain in the arse it was to get there. Unfortunately they only played for an hour. Tool was pretty damn good. And a few days ago I saw Michael Franti. You guys have to see it, it was one of the most fun gigs I've ever been to! Also if you love the overwhelming smell of dope.... |
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Post by Skeenie on Dec 8, 2002 13:24:22 GMT 7
yes that was awesome but wasn't that in November of last year Yeah that sounds right. Whoops! Guess I'm just living in the past. lol |
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Post by foxy on Dec 15, 2002 17:53:39 GMT 7
album.... queens of the stone age - songs for the deaf
gig... new order front row bdo.. Funky Hilbillies Parklife in wagga supported by Nummy Snug... that was pretty damn cool too...
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