Foo Fighters were great. I hope they do make this into an annual shindig as Dave mentioned multiple times. Hopefully the stadium can have some better ATM machines next year. Otherwise, everything was pretty spiffy.
Post Show Banter >>>>
eros wrote:rich_WDC wrote:I was amazed, too, at the quick turntable action from one artist to the next. There was barely time to have any quick conversation with a friend, let alone go grab a beer, before the next band started.
Yeah, I forgot to mention that. Best turnaround (literally) I've seen at festival-type of event.
awesome to hear that they've figured this out. the amount of time it takes to switch acts is ridiculous 99% of the time. i get it that there are a lot of moving pieces, and you can't afford any mistakes, etc etc etc… but i see so many inefficiencies.
put the gear on a rolling riser - set up in advance offstage, wheel on to stage when needed, plug in, then wheel away after the set, and tear down offstage while the next act starts their set on their equipment that was wheeled on from the opposite side.
i wonder if the rain delay lit a fire under their asses and forced them to be efficient.
I think they had a revolving stage, like a lazy susan. The next band would setup on the other side and they'd rotate the stage. I could be wrong, kinda was half paying attention to that part.
that's a pretty good solution too, if you have the space.
mudhoney last night at black cat..show started way too early..other than that great time… even go to talk to arm for a while and get him to sign my green river lp…
the last mudhoney album, vanishing point, is great stuff….
the last mudhoney album, vanishing point, is great stuff….
Hutch wrote:
mudhoney last night at black cat..show started way too early..other than that great time… even go to talk to arm for a while and get him to sign my green river lp…
the last mudhoney album, vanishing point, is great stuff….
Do you bring albums with you to the show?
I only thought, 15 years old girls did that, in the eighties.
Hutch wrote:
last night at black cat..
nice see his hutchness, with a post show report no less
walk,on,by wrote:
I only thought, 15 years old girls did that, in the eighties.
i've only had one unpleasant experience doing that and it was in the 80's - i'm talking to you, chuck mangione.
Yada wrote:Hutch wrote:
mudhoney last night at black cat..show started way too early..other than that great time… even go to talk to arm for a while and get him to sign my green river lp…
the last mudhoney album, vanishing point, is great stuff….
Do you bring albums with you to the show?
sometimes..if i really like the act and want to get something signed…yes…
not always though…i mean if you are seeing the foo fighters at verizon you know it ain't gonna happen…
So where are the Taylor Swift reviews? I saw the gaggle of Pre-teens waiting to get on metro last night and figured one would be forthcoming…
kosmo wrote:She plays virtually no old songs. It's 1989 in its entirety with Love Song, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, and I Knew You Were Trouble mixed in. NOTHING off the first or third LPs and only one off the 2nd (which is arguably her most popular).
So where are the Taylor Swift reviews? I saw the gaggle of Pre-teens waiting to get on metro last night and figured one would be forthcoming…
so, who's ready to pointlessly hate on dave grohl, again?
Dave Grohl Gave A Fan The Best Birthday Ever By Inviting Him Onstage To Play Drums
http://uproxx.com/music/2015/07/dave-grohl-fan-drums/
Dave Grohl Gave A Fan The Best Birthday Ever By Inviting Him Onstage To Play Drums
http://uproxx.com/music/2015/07/dave-grohl-fan-drums/
Smackie will be very disappointed in that review… And no mention of the special guest?
kosmo wrote:For the record, I went to the Raleigh show last month, not the Nats Park show(s). I do surmise from my facebook feed that Lorde guest-appeared last night.
Smackie will be very disappointed in that review… And no mention of the special guest?
Julian, wrote:kosmo wrote:She plays virtually no old songs. It's 1989 in its entirety with Love Song, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, and I Knew You Were Trouble mixed in. NOTHING off the first or third LPs and only one off the 2nd (which is arguably her most popular).
So where are the Taylor Swift reviews? I saw the gaggle of Pre-teens waiting to get on metro last night and figured one would be forthcoming…
http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/music/the-precocious-country-teen-singer-is-gone-grown-up-taylor-swift-rules-pop/2015/07/13/6a28711a-29a4-11e5-a250-42bd812efc09_story.html?tid=sm_tw
from the VIP boxes at Nats Stadium, Taylor put on one of the best shows of the summer.
Hutch wrote:
mudhoney last night at black cat..show started way too early..other than that great time… even go to talk to arm for a while and get him to sign my green river lp…
the last mudhoney album, vanishing point, is great stuff….
did you catch kid congo?
i always just manage to miss him and regret it.
spotted him in the lobby at the nick cave show at d.a.r. last summer and understand he sometimes works at som records.
i'm sure he would sign something.
http://www.thevinyldistrict.com/dc/2015/07/tvd-live-mudhoney-and-kid-congo-and-the-pink-monkey-birds-at-the-black-cat-77/#more-268261
Julian, wrote:kosmo wrote:She plays virtually no old songs. It's 1989 in its entirety with Love Song, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, and I Knew You Were Trouble mixed in. NOTHING off the first or third LPs and only one off the 2nd (which is arguably her most popular).
So where are the Taylor Swift reviews? I saw the gaggle of Pre-teens waiting to get on metro last night and figured one would be forthcoming…
Plays? I didn't think she did anything other than sing songs written for her by professional song writers. What instrument does she play?
dyecraig wrote:Hutch wrote:
mudhoney last night at black cat..show started way too early..other than that great time… even go to talk to arm for a while and get him to sign my green river lp…
the last mudhoney album, vanishing point, is great stuff….
did you catch kid congo?
i always just manage to miss him and regret it.
spotted him in the lobby at the nick cave show at d.a.r. last summer and understand he sometimes works at som records.
i'm sure he would sign something.
http://www.thevinyldistrict.com/dc/2015/07/tvd-live-mudhoney-and-kid-congo-and-the-pink-monkey-birds-at-the-black-cat-77/#more-268261
He lived in DC for the past 6 or 7 years maybe? A while. But he just moved to Providence RI. Super nice guy.