Loudon Wainwright III
City Winery
Dec 3 (moved from July)
City Winery
Dec 3 (moved from July)
Just Announced
Mark_Read wrote:
Psychedelic Furs
Parilla Center, Rockville
6 Nov
Note: they are terrible. Saw them at filmore ss and just….no. bad.
K8teebug wrote:Mark_Read wrote:
Psychedelic Furs
Parilla Center, Rockville
6 Nov
Useful info, thanks. Saw them twice, 30+ years ago. Don't really remember the shows.
Note: they are terrible. Saw them at filmore ss and just….no. bad.
Grace Kelly
9-29
City Winery
Wait til I tell my mom..she is going to be so excited
9-29
City Winery
Wait til I tell my mom..she is going to be so excited
Peter Collins
10-30
City Winery
Phil’s younger brother?
10-30
City Winery
Phil’s younger brother?
Space wrote:K8teebug wrote:Mark_Read wrote:
Psychedelic Furs
Parilla Center, Rockville
6 Nov
Useful info, thanks. Saw them twice, 30+ years ago. Don't really remember the shows.
Note: they are terrible. Saw them at filmore ss and just….no. bad.
Can confirm, saw at Baltimore Soundstage a few years ago. Unlistenable.
challenged wrote:I'll pile on. Saw them at The National about three years ago and it was embarrassing. Not Blonde level cringe but close.Space wrote:K8teebug wrote:Mark_Read wrote:
Psychedelic Furs
Parilla Center, Rockville
6 Nov
Useful info, thanks. Saw them twice, 30+ years ago. Don't really remember the shows.
Note: they are terrible. Saw them at filmore ss and just….no. bad.
Can confirm, saw at Baltimore Soundstage a few years ago. Unlistenable.
was that supposed to say Blondie?
Yeah, that was a bad show too, was soo looking forward to it and it was a big disappointment. I'm really surprised the keep getting tours booked, but I guess there are enough people out there to buy tickets
Yeah, that was a bad show too, was soo looking forward to it and it was a big disappointment. I'm really surprised the keep getting tours booked, but I guess there are enough people out there to buy tickets
I saw both Blondie and the Furs, separately, at the State Theatre about ten years ago
The Furs were pretty good….but Richard Butler is an asshole…has everyone forgotten that since they were the first or one of foreign bands to play 930 they were supposed to play the 930 30th anniversary party but cancelled at last minute? They have never played an IMP venue again….
Blondie were not very good but the tunes are top…and the drummer Clem Burke is one of the greats… I doubt they ever where a good live band… still I had a great time and chatted with Debbie and Clem afterwards..nice peeps… I have a signed set list somewhere …it’s a weird dynamic cause Chris Stein who is their main songwriter and guitar player has had serious health issues and just sort of sits on stage… after the show he rushed on the tour bus…
The Furs were pretty good….but Richard Butler is an asshole…has everyone forgotten that since they were the first or one of foreign bands to play 930 they were supposed to play the 930 30th anniversary party but cancelled at last minute? They have never played an IMP venue again….
Blondie were not very good but the tunes are top…and the drummer Clem Burke is one of the greats… I doubt they ever where a good live band… still I had a great time and chatted with Debbie and Clem afterwards..nice peeps… I have a signed set list somewhere …it’s a weird dynamic cause Chris Stein who is their main songwriter and guitar player has had serious health issues and just sort of sits on stage… after the show he rushed on the tour bus…
REvil-hatch wrote:It was supposed to say Blondie. Dang autocorrect.
was that supposed to say Blondie?
Yeah, that was a bad show too, was soo looking forward to it and it was a big disappointment. I'm really surprised the keep getting tours booked, but I guess there are enough people out there to buy tickets
Blondie's "performance" and the general state of Debbie Harry bummed my wife and I out so much, we sleepwalked thru Elvis Costello afterwards at The Anthem.
People forget Debbie Harry is 76! She’s older than Patti Smith!!
She was over 30 when Blondie started in the mid 70s….
You got to make allowances for that
Can I just say Debbie was the most photogenic musician in the 70s… good lord… so beautiful and sexy… it’s hard to find pictures where she doesn’t completely knock me out.. just drop dead gorgeous…in pictures at least maybe my female ideal
She was over 30 when Blondie started in the mid 70s….
You got to make allowances for that
Can I just say Debbie was the most photogenic musician in the 70s… good lord… so beautiful and sexy… it’s hard to find pictures where she doesn’t completely knock me out.. just drop dead gorgeous…in pictures at least maybe my female ideal
Elvis Costello was just too loud…
Starsky wrote:
People forget Debbie Harry is 76!
………
You got to make allowances for that
If they ask for money I will make no such allowances. As a result, I am very unlikely to go see anyone perform at that age.
StoneTheCrow wrote:Starsky wrote:
People forget Debbie Harry is 76!
………
You got to make allowances for that
If they ask for money I will make no such allowances. As a result, I am very unlikely to go see anyone perform at that age.
Sending this post a LIKE from Pacific Palisades.
StoneTheCrow wrote:Starsky wrote:
People forget Debbie Harry is 76!
………
You got to make allowances for that
If they ask for money I will make no such allowances. As a result, I am very unlikely to go see anyone perform at that age.
Buddy Guy is 84 and he's well worth the $ for his live performances
No no he is not playing like he did with Muddy Waters 60 years ago!!!!
Starsky wrote:
No no he is not playing like he did with Muddy Waters 60 years ago!!!!
well I didn't claim that, but I caught him a few years ago at the State and I've seen very few 80 year olds that can sing and play a guitar with the enthusiasm he has. Was in the crowd playin his guitar like a 20year old
Well that’s just not good enough bro..sorry you had a good time
Starsky wrote:
…sorry you had a good time
I like your new catch phrase ;)
REvil-hatch wrote:StoneTheCrow wrote:Starsky wrote:
People forget Debbie Harry is 76!
………
You got to make allowances for that
If they ask for money I will make no such allowances. As a result, I am very unlikely to go see anyone perform at that age.
Buddy Guy is 84 and he's well worth the $ for his live performances
I hate most blues music, but blues, jazz and country are much more age-forgiving than rock or hip hop.