Superdrag roll call

Originally posted by Lamb007:
Saw them at Irving Plaza last week and they fucking brought the heat. I'd forgotten just how great the original line-up was/is. Can honestly say they're better now than they were back in the day. It is definitely worth blood shot eyes Friday morning.
poop. i missed them in NYC, and tonight is the last show of the reunion tour. dangnabbit. i hope they tour again/more.

oh, and from the splash page of www.superdrag.com:

<img src="http://www.superdrag.com/DC.jpg" alt=" - " />
So good, dounded great, and tom pappas is a fuckin mad man

played for over two hours

talking to them after it seems like there is a good chance they may not do this again for a LONG time
Something tells me there's more to come from this lineup.

Show was insane. Curfews be damned. They played just about everything you'd want to hear and still made time to hang out at the merch booth until everybody who had swag to be signed was satisfied.

Highlights were "Senorita," "True Believer," and "Rocket" (w/Mic Harrison helpin' out.)
I thought the show was great too. I listened to those first couple of albums and eps ad nauseum back in the day, so I was thrilled with the lineup and the set list. Sam Powers always seemed like a decent guy, but he's no Tom Pappas.
easily one of the best shows of the year

I dunno if they record thats great but I think john may not be into touring as much anymore. Fair enough

and I really didnt notice this untill now but early superdrag seemed a lot more influenced by MBV than I remember. That tremolo guitar sound that superdrag gets was really good sounding

and it was cool hearing john play a MBV song for a bit
I've been listening to that tour-only double CD of demos all day. Shit is hott.
almost forgot…

Mic Harrison and the High Score kicked ass. They crammed in a ton of good stuff in their 30ish minutes. Robbie Trosper is a guitar god. The "rock and roll buildup" did not disappoint. Sadly though, no one burst into flames.
Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
I've been listening to that tour-only double CD of demos all day. Shit is hott.
what this info on this? officially released, a boot, what? sound interesting.

btw, i'm really pissed that i missed this tour. glad to hear everyone rawked out last night.
Originally posted by sweetcell:
what this info on this? officially released, a boot, what? sound interesting.
http://www.superdrag.com/merch/4-track-rock.htm
Very good show. Superdrag were, well, super. I was pretty damn tired by the end and was rather thankful there was only a single encore. But it was definitely worth it. I'm glad I dragged my lazy ass out to this show.

I didn't really care for Mic Harrison and The High Score, but maybe I just wasn't in the mood for his brand of southern rock. The only songs I liked were the two that the lead guitarist (Jasper?) sang. His first song was blistering. If he started his own band, I'd check him out.

I'm kind of wishing I had picked up that tour-only double album ggw mentioned. I didn't realize it was tour-only. Picked up a couple other Superdrag albums instead.
Originally posted by Darth Ed:
The only songs I liked were the two that the lead guitarist (Jasper?) sang. His first song was blistering. If he started his own band, I'd check him out.
You're in luck. The High Score is Mic's backing band but they also do their own thing as The High Score, with Robbie Trosper taking lead vocals. The two songs they did Thursday night from the High Score catalog were "Ringing In Our Ears" and "Leo Johnson." Both are on their self-titled new album. You can find them here:

http://www.thehighscore.org/

and here:

http://www.myspace.com/thehighscore
Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
I've been listening to that tour-only double CD of demos all day. Shit is hott.
The tour only CD set is now available online.

http://www.superdrag.com/merch/cds.htm