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Purity Ring was amazing last night--easily the best yet of the recent shows I've seen. The band they used to be a part of, Born Gold, opened for them.

Others I've seen the last couple months include Meg Myers (dope), Night Riots (meh... I like a few of their songs but on stage they felt like AFI retreads), and Wolf Alice (awesome from what I can remember of the night, which was overshadowed by my puking for the second time in my adult life after the show in front of a McDonald's across the street. Wish I could have that one back)
 
saw fjm last night, he started exactly on time almost to the second, don't think ive seen that before.
 
Been rediscovering the Faces lately. I feel like a moron for not realizing this was one of their songs until recently - better late than never, I guess.

 
yep.

If you like Ronnie Lane, his collaboration with Pete Townshend is a must have. One of my fav albums:




Heart to Hang Onto features them both:

 
WakeandBake said:
yep.

If you like Ronnie Lane, his collaboration with Pete Townshend is a must have. One of my fav albums:




Heart to Hang Onto features them both:

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Sweet, thanks man. My music taste has gone straight to late 60's to Mid 70's rock lately...just trying to devour all the rock'n'roll I can get my hands on. Will check this out later in the weekend.
 
leftcoastdeac said:
Been rediscovering the Faces lately. I feel like a moron for not realizing this was one of their songs until recently - better late than never, I guess.

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So you wish that you knew what you know now when you were younger?
Getting into The Faces made me realize how wrong I'd always been about Rod Stewart.
 
“Rarely has a singer had as full and unique a talent as Rod Stewart; rarely has anyone betrayed his talent so completely.”
 
Just for fun, choose the better album by year/group of years:

1980:

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1983:

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1985-7

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That's not even comparing both of Talking Heads' live productions from the 80's, one of which is a masterpiece, with Bowie's live recordings.

I like Bowie a lot, but I'm just not a fan of his 80's output. The Man Who Sold The World, Station to Station, and Low are the superior DB.
 
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