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Julian, wrote:
Literally confused as hell by this comparison. How? What songs?

The Rat?
Heaven?
We've Been Had?

Stunning that you can't see the comparison. Totally enjoyable, but cut from the same cloth.

Live on in your denial.

contradiction wrote:

Julian, wrote:
Literally confused as hell by this comparison. How? What songs?

The Rat?
Heaven?
We've Been Had?

Stunning that you can't see the comparison. Totally enjoyable, but cut from the same cloth.

Live on in your denial.

If you're going to argue the Walkmen sound like the Stokes, I guess you could also argue they sound like the White Stripes, the Hives, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, the Black Keys and the Arctic Monkeys.

https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2020/06/23/indi-j23.html

Note: I disagree with the review of the New Abnormal in that article, I post it only as a reference for lumping bands together.

I agree with grateful… there are definitely similarities of the two bands.

Space wrote:

contradiction wrote:

Julian, wrote:
Literally confused as hell by this comparison. How? What songs?

The Rat?
Heaven?
We've Been Had?

Stunning that you can't see the comparison. Totally enjoyable, but cut from the same cloth.

Live on in your denial.

If you're going to argue the Walkmen sound like the Stokes, I guess you could also argue they sound like the White Stripes, the Hives, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, the Black Keys and the Arctic Monkeys.

https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2020/06/23/indi-j23.html

Note: I disagree with the review of the New Abnormal in that article, I post it only as a reference for lumping bands together.

Yes, the Strokes was maybe a lazy pointer to that genre. A good genre, no doubt. But the comparison stands.

The Live Nation Lawn Pass
allows live music fans to attend any show at one of 30 sponsored venues throughout the summer in 2023. Passholders will have access to guaranteed general admission lawn seating as well as Fast Lane entry for $199 plus fees

if I liked any of the bands that played and lived close to the lube, this would be a good deal

Scary Pockets

Yada wrote:
Scary Pockets

I have to admit, I have not hear of them.

Do they sound like the Strokes?

Space wrote:

Yada wrote:
Scary Pockets

I have to admit, I have not hear of them.

Do they sound like the Strokes?

Yea

Space wrote:

Yada wrote:
Scary Pockets

I have to admit, I have not hear of them.

Do they sound like the Strokes?

You should definitely go!

contradiction wrote:

Space wrote:

Yada wrote:
Scary Pockets

I have to admit, I have not hear of them.

Do they sound like the Strokes?

You should definitely go!

Julian Casablancas actually is their producer.

Yada wrote:

contradiction wrote:

Space wrote:

Yada wrote:
Scary Pockets

I have to admit, I have not hear of them.

Do they sound like the Strokes?

You should definitely go!

Julian Casablancas actually is their producer.

also lead singer is  co-founder and CEO of Patreon and his other band Pomplamoose  formed in 2008 and sold approximately 100,000 songs online in 2009 They are known for their viral YouTube videos and covers of popular songs

Underoath: "The Blind Obedience Tour", with Periphery and Loathe
03/03
Silver Spring, MD @ The Fillmore

Algiers
TUES April 4
DC9

Space wrote:

Yada wrote:
Scary Pockets

I have to admit, I have not hear of them.

Do they sound like the Strokes?

More like the Stokes I'd say

Sidefusion wrote:
The Live Nation Lawn Pass
allows live music fans to attend any show at one of 30 sponsored venues throughout the summer in 2023. Passholders will have access to guaranteed general admission lawn seating as well as Fast Lane entry for $199 plus fees

if I liked any of the bands that played and lived close to the lube, this would be a good deal

As of now, the Dead and Janet Jackson are included in the Lawn Pass. Throw in another few heretofore unannounced shows and it could be getting to the possibly worth it stage.

Janet Jackson is dead?!!? don't we have a thread for that

Sidefusion wrote:
Janet Jackson is dead?!!? don't we have a thread for that

Now that's just ludacris

sweetcell wrote:
Underoath: "The Blind Obedience Tour", with Periphery and Loathe
03/03
Silver Spring, MD @ The Fillmore

sorry, forgot to add: these bands do NOT sound like The Strokes.

Bumpin Uglies… doesn't sound like the strokes but influenced by Sublime… see you there sideBong

Luke Vibert