new Brit indie night to start this Sun, Jan.18th

Originally posted by friend of Guy Chadwick:
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2 best of comps ("Absolute Classic" & "Stains on a Decade"). Don't have any studio albums yet, but I'm definitely planning on getting them, especially the early material…
Oh Ok….. Good answers, well I am still not sure about liking that HoL song. Personally speaking if its not on the first album its probably not great…….

And as for Felt, well I discovered them a similar way, comparisons to the tyde and bought the same two albums as you, although one has not arrived despite a 4 month wait. Darn amazon and their combining orders.

The studio albums all got re-released so they should be easy to find/cheaper than before.

If you like Felt, you would probably like The Tyde.
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Do we need another venue playing Britpop?

I think this is a fair question. But I think you will find that this event will have its own flavor apart from other events that are out there. I think the idea behind it is to play a lot of stuff that doesn't get played out much if at all. For example, I'm a big fan of early 90s Brit shoegaze, but where can I go to hear that? Mark doesn't play a whole lot of that at Mousetrap. So if I want to hear a night that plays a healthy dose of House of Love, Catherine Wheel, Adorable, Kitchens of Distinction, My Bloody Valentine, Moose, Ride, Pale Saints, etc., I'm out of luck. And a lot of the 80s Brit Pop nights in town focus more on the kitchy or mainstream stuff. Try walking into one of those nights and requesting The Go-Betweens or Felt and they'll look at you like your speaking Greek…
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
By the way, Dandy Warhols are American. :)
I think the idea is to include bands that are either U.K.-based or U.K.-influenced, which means there would also be a fair amount of bands played from New York and Canada…
Oh and Guy, why did you play the Wedding Present and not Cinerama?
Because I don't really know Cinerama as well as The Wedding Present. I've heard mixed things about them and have yet to pick up an album. I'll definitely keep them in mind during my next cd buying binge though…
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
How about playing some country music? Where in DC can I go to hear some country music?
Come on over to Liverpool! They have "Yank Night" on the third Sunday of every month at The Cavern. I'm sure they play loads of country music mixed in with some refreshing Nu-metal.
Originally posted by friend of Guy Chadwick:
Oh and Guy, why did you play the Wedding Present and not Cinerama?
Because I don't really know Cinerama as well as The Wedding Present. I've heard mixed things about them and have yet to pick up an album. I'll definitely keep them in mind during my next cd buying binge though…
I have a feeling that I should burn you some CDs…..

Actually will Mp3s do? And can I put a whole load of them on a DVD for you? I think I have the whole Cinerama catologue. Personally I dont think David Gedge's charms have been stronger. The last couple of shows at the blackcat were pretty great.
Originally posted by PseudoScouseTwat:
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
How about playing some country music? Where in DC can I go to hear some country music?
Come on over to Liverpool! They have "Yank Night" on the third Sunday of every month at The Cavern. I'm sure they play loads of country music mixed in with some refreshing Nu-metal.
Do all the doodles in Liverpool get together and denounce Tony Blair as an idiot and the beer as piss? Do you request Nickleback?
burning cds? both of mull historical society please.
oh yes, the girl with…. is bloody awful, man to child bloody brilliant.
Originally posted by mark e smith:
Do all the doodles in Liverpool get together and denounce Tony Blair as an idiot and the beer as piss? Do you request Nickleback?
HEY HEY HEY!!!! Brit beer is not piss!
Originally posted by mark e smith:
I have a feeling that I should burn you some CDs…..

markie, that reminds me. . .ordered a new powerbook and ipod last week. . .so, i'll be able to get you the red house painters stuff sometime soon.

speaking of which, i'm all for a shoegaze/droney (but not trancey) night of music to sit and chill to. . .my best friend in college had a radio show where that was all that they played. mind you, my roommate and i had a goth show every so often. . not too bad for a radio station from a baptist college.
Actually psuedo scouse's comment just reminded me of something funny…..Last time we were in Ireland we went to a comedy club which after the stand up routines becomes a nightclub…anyway, there was one comedian up who was really giving us Brits a hard time. He said he'd just been to England and the new 'thing' is Carribbean nights where they decorate the room with palm trees and put sand on the dance floor, and everyone wears beach wear and they play reggae music. He said he wonders if they have an English night in the bars in the Carribbean where they paint the ceiling gray, turn on the sprinkler system and everyone dresses in black and gray and they all sit around pissing and moaning all night.

You probably had to be there to get the full humour but it was hilarious.
Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
markie, that reminds me. . .ordered a new powerbook and ipod last week. . .so, i'll be able to get you the red house painters stuff sometime soon.

I think I got the whole red house painters back catologue from Brennser…..

I think it was something else, but cant put my finger on what.

Congratulations on the new mac and pod……Which ipod did you get? I just got a new laptop at work it was funny last night at home having both the 15 and 17 inch laptops……..


Oh and I know Brit beer isnt piss, But I am sure Americans think only roads should be warm and flat.
Women who are warm and flat are perfecly wonderful as well….or warm and curvy. or warm and anything in betweeen. or warm and married to me, and only those who are.

Originally posted by mark e smith:
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Oh and I know Brit beer isnt piss, But I am sure Americans think only roads should be warm and flat.
:cool: would be nice to have a venue for all the Morrissey music out there, its true you can't dance to all the english tunes.

:eek: heard that Mac and HP just signed contract to create a IBM/Windows compatable version of the I-pod.

Anyone going to the Starsailor show on the 24th?
Originally posted by tiia:
:eek: heard that Mac and HP just signed contract to create a IBM/Windows compatable version of the I-pod.
ipods have been windows compatible for a long time

hp signed a deal with apple to sell hp branded ipods and preinstall itunes on hp computers
Yes. Where are all the brit pop DJ sets now? Granted, I'm thinking more on the lines of Mousetrap with dancing, but mostly DJ nights are techno/electro/dance….

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Do we need another venue playing Britpop?

Originally posted by mark e smith:
How about, Rhett, why dont you just Fuck off.
[/qb]ipods have been windows compatible for a long time

hp signed a deal with apple to sell hp branded ipods and preinstall itunes on hp computers [/QB]

details….details, I can't be bothered with details. Maybe if I made enough money to purchase this technology I'd have known that. Still I was right about them signing a contract with HP.
I agree with you, FOGC – the playlist you posted is not something you can hear just about anywhere. There's a night at the Acme in Annapolis on Wednesdays, but I'm not going all the way out there midweek for a dj night. And Mousetrap has just gotten out of control, both crowdwise and playlist-wise. I'm not sure what other 80s brit pop nights you're referring to, but most of them are really just 80s nights all full of Cyndi Lauper, "Come On Eileen" and the Go-Gos.

Atmosphere seems to be pretty much its own thing. I think Rhett's talking not just about britpop/post punk, but all alternative music but alt.country. Which is a much wider swath.

Originally posted by friend of Guy Chadwick:
Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
Do we need another venue playing Britpop?

I think this is a fair question. But I think you will find that this event will have its own flavor apart from other events that are out there. I think the idea behind it is to play a lot of stuff that doesn't get played out much if at all. For example, I'm a big fan of early 90s Brit shoegaze, but where can I go to hear that? Mark doesn't play a whole lot of that at Mousetrap. So if I want to hear a night that plays a healthy dose of House of Love, Catherine Wheel, Adorable, Kitchens of Distinction, My Bloody Valentine, Moose, Ride, Pale Saints, etc., I'm out of luck. And a lot of the 80s Brit Pop nights in town focus more on the kitchy or mainstream stuff. Try walking into one of those nights and requesting The Go-Betweens or Felt and they'll look at you like your speaking Greek…
Originally posted by mark e smith:
Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
markie, that reminds me. . .ordered a new powerbook and ipod last week. . .so, i'll be able to get you the red house painters stuff sometime soon.

I think I got the whole red house painters back catologue from Brennser…..

I think it was something else, but cant put my finger on what.

Congratulations on the new mac and pod……Which ipod did you get? I just got a new laptop at work it was funny last night at home having both the 15 and 17 inch laptops……..
i thought he gave you the a house catalog? i got the large and in charge 20GB. figure that i don't want to carry all of those cds with me on road trips anymore.
Except on the ipods of about haif the people on this board.

Originally posted by Bags:
[QB] I agree with you, FOGC – the playlist you posted is not something you can hear just about anywhere.