Bands and Shows: Pictures of bands, whether in action or otherwise

Pictures of bands, whether in action or otherwise

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>>369 Thanks

Name: gymicrae <3PNJmQlLFy> 2020-07-08 15:55:16 PDT

I think you maintain the only complete discography of my old bands. And thanks for having "fucked up kid" here. That's pretty nice.
Jim

>>370 Name: jothfo
<OAwq0Zihe1> 2020-12-12 12:21:21 PST

Do you have any info on the bands that are featured on the Can You Spare a Dime CD? It's been my little obsession lately and I can't find anything for a lot of the artists featured on it. Specifically Solismo.

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>>354 Looking for old East Bay comp cassettes

Name: Marc <TdVTpzm0xs> 2013-02-03 07:44:14 PST

Who has or knows anyone with cassette comps and demos with bands from the Bay area?
Here are the things I want the most that i don't already have:

Anything on BBT Tapes
V/A - Bad Mud
V/A - Lethal Noise Vol. 2
Later That Same Year (also a copy with Absolutely Zippo #16 would be even more awesome)

please contact me at doublestackradio AT gmail DOT com

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>>341 Boats!

Name: Jessiahbell <fmP7Khgob/> 2009-02-14 20:08:30 PST

I really like the Boats! display. I think it's the best I've ever seen anywhere. Really rad. (Jan. 2009)

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>>315 Japan Nite 2008 @ The Knitting Factory, Hollywood, Sunday, 23 March

Name: Harry <h3/MiX4gVw> 2008-04-07 19:14:31 PDT

We were late, one of those series of unfortunate events, and the 2nd act (of 6) were on stage when we entered the Knitting Factory: Petty Booka. Two kawaii gals playing kawaii ukuleles and singing in kawaii harmony.

Eh, I thought. We'd missed the 1st band, Scandal, who were the only ones I'd heard even a little about, and I was disappointed.

>>316 Name: Harry
<h3/MiX4gVw> 2008-04-07 19:14:31 PDT

395 view(s) The next band changed all that: Ketchup Mania. Pop punk with female vocals (kawaii), volume to the point of being painful (I'm old), and crowd jumping around. A pleasant surprise.

>>317 Name: Harry
<h3/MiX4gVw> 2008-04-07 19:14:32 PDT

398 view(s) Next: Detroit7, also loud. To be quite honest, I don't remember much about the music because I was fixated the whole time on the drummer. She was absolutely possessed. And reminded me a little of my mom.

>>318 Name: Harry
<h3/MiX4gVw> 2008-04-07 19:14:32 PDT

428 view(s) The Emeralds were the weakest - they tried to get the crowd pumped up but spent too much time talking and wound up doing the opposite.

>>319 Name: Harry
<h3/MiX4gVw> 2008-04-07 19:14:32 PDT

418 view(s) And finally, The Beaches. I'd glossed over their description and remembered something about reggae, so I was expecting a mellow set. It was anything but. It wasn't reggae so much as a mishmash of styles, punctuated by a manic bass and a frenetic keyboard (I think the keyboards are what makes them stand out). And the lead really knew how to play the crowd, having them pumped up and jumping though it. Best act of the nite, and a happy surprise.

>>320 Name: Harry
<h3/MiX4gVw> 2008-04-07 19:21:51 PDT

394 view(s) At the end of it all, they all came on stage (got a peek at what Scandal looked like). This was their final stop on the tour and most were headed back to Japan, so it was kind their own moment.

>>321 Name: Harry
<h3/MiX4gVw> 2008-04-07 19:21:52 PDT

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>>322 Name: Harry
<h3/MiX4gVw> 2008-04-07 19:21:52 PDT

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>>323 Name: Harry
<h3/MiX4gVw> 2008-04-07 19:21:52 PDT

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