The fest will feature 300 bands – some familiar in hardcore circles, others getting their first crack at opening for a headliner – at a string of participating venues in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/ ... z1zmWpRV99
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by djcraig » Thu Jul 05, 2012 6:11 am
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by schwenko » Thu Jul 05, 2012 2:05 pm
[quote]Originally posted by djcraig
[br]The fest will feature 300 bands � some familiar in hardcore circles, others getting their first crack at opening for a headliner � at a string of participating venues in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/ ... z1zmWpRV99
<a href="http://www.djcraig.net/los_angeles_dj">DJ Craig</a>
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was at the Bowery Electric tonight and saw Walter Steding (and Crazy Mary), The Miamis and Tuff Darts.
Walter Steding was great - I was surprised by Miamis (not what I expected). Tuff Darts stayed true to their roots. Stayed for "Nuclear Waste".
Sugoi !!!
[br]The fest will feature 300 bands � some familiar in hardcore circles, others getting their first crack at opening for a headliner � at a string of participating venues in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/ ... z1zmWpRV99
<a href="http://www.djcraig.net/los_angeles_dj">DJ Craig</a>
[/quote]
was at the Bowery Electric tonight and saw Walter Steding (and Crazy Mary), The Miamis and Tuff Darts.
Walter Steding was great - I was surprised by Miamis (not what I expected). Tuff Darts stayed true to their roots. Stayed for "Nuclear Waste".
Sugoi !!!
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by Frau_Blucher » Thu Jul 05, 2012 2:51 pm
Twas good to see you Schwenko. Also caught my favorite locals The Secret History at Cafe Wha. The rest is kinda retread stuff from SXSW.
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by schwenko » Sun Jul 08, 2012 8:02 am
from the NY Times:
"On Thursday night at Bowery Electric about a block north of where CBGB stood, musicians who had performed regularly in the earliest years of CBGB shared a lengthy bill. Some were still pugnacious, like the band Certain General, playing its angular post-punk as the singer Parker Dulany stalked the stage with hollow-eyed intensity. And some had mellowed. After midnight a slight, gray-bearded man with a mandolin took the stage: Tommy Ramone, the last survivor of the original Ramones, leading Uncle Monk, his duo with an acoustic guitarist. Partway through the rural-flavored set, he said, “We’d like to do a little song that I wrote when I was very young.†It was the Ramones’ “I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend,†redone Appalachian-style. All these years later CBGB was finally getting its bluegrass."
Sugoi !!!
"On Thursday night at Bowery Electric about a block north of where CBGB stood, musicians who had performed regularly in the earliest years of CBGB shared a lengthy bill. Some were still pugnacious, like the band Certain General, playing its angular post-punk as the singer Parker Dulany stalked the stage with hollow-eyed intensity. And some had mellowed. After midnight a slight, gray-bearded man with a mandolin took the stage: Tommy Ramone, the last survivor of the original Ramones, leading Uncle Monk, his duo with an acoustic guitarist. Partway through the rural-flavored set, he said, “We’d like to do a little song that I wrote when I was very young.†It was the Ramones’ “I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend,†redone Appalachian-style. All these years later CBGB was finally getting its bluegrass."
Sugoi !!!
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by firefall » Mon Jul 30, 2012 6:12 am
Exciting information!Tommy Mandel (Bryan Adams fame) came from Miamis and sometime i must purscase to their retrospective.Tuff Darts were also a tremendous very early cbgb's band,with Jeff Salen(r.i.p)going to Sparks in 1977 for the album Big Beat,and Johnny Morelli to Blue Angel-the loungy new wave band of Cindy Lauper.Is Tommy Frenzy still with them?
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