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Depeche Mode in two weeks!
Before that:
Swans
And after DM:
Beady Eye in July
Masters of Reality in July
Monster Magnet in August
Dillinger Escape Plan in October
I'm quite puzzled that the second half of 2013 is quite poor so far when it comes to interesting gigs in Munich. But the ones that are coming: hell yes!
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Muse in one week in London
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Dillinger Escape Plan on Sunday and Chvrches on the 29th.
Bite me
I have Sting tickets!!!
At Ravinia, two nights sold out in, like, 5 minutes but we had pre-ordered them as Ravinia members. But we didn't know if we actually GOT the tickets until they arrived in the mail, yesterday. Pavilion this time, so I don't want to kill people on the lawn all night!
Oh, and we also scored advance Steely Dan pavilion tickets.
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Caught Bloc Party while in Orlando with my girl and it was a really fucking fun concert!
BACKROLLS?!
Muse were fabulous, as always. Updated list:
Fight Like Apes - Galway, Roisin Dubh - June 15
Amanda Palmer - Dublin Academy - July 18
NIN - Belfast, Belsonic - August 21
Rock en Seine (basically NIN) - Paris - August 24
Depeche Mode - Dublin O2 - November 9
Placebo - Glasgow Academy - December 13
Placebo - Manchester Apollo - December 14
Placebo - Brixton Academy - December 16
Placebo - Brixton Academy - December 17
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Updated schedule:
Russian Tsarlag
Death Grips
Black Flag (maybe?)
El-P, Killer Mike, Kool A.D. & Despot
Pitchfork Music Festival 2013
Earl Sweatshirt, Chance the Rapper & the Internet (maybe?)
FIDLAR
Nine Inch Nails & Explosions in the Sky
Neutral Milk Hotel
Animal Collective
Bite me
saw Sting last night at one of his two sold-out shows at Ravinia. STING IS GOD.
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Stone Roses, Public Image Ltd, Johnny Marr all in one gig. Very good. Thanks to John Squire and Reni mainly. Crowd was weird mixture of Woodstock/Grateful Dead/hippie revivalists type. And pissed football hooligans getting lary passing coke around openly.
The crowd loved Johnny Marr when he played Smiths tunes crowd went apeshit, but everyone gave John Lydon a real hard time. Which is a shame cos PIL are such a legendary band, Lydon has really damaged his reputation over the years here starring on all those celebrity shows and crappy butter commercials. But everyone went crazy when he played Public Image, however playing the experimental stuff from Flowers of Romance was asking bit much from crowd who were 95 percent hammered.
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Just picked up tickets to see The Cure on July 30th! Very excited, this is one of those bands I thought I'd never get the chance to see...in Hawaii at least.
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I saw Death Grips on Thursday and my neck....legs....hell, every part of my body is still incredibly sore. If they are ever in your town, don't miss them!
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Last week I booked tickets to see Gary Numan in Glasgow. Roll on November!!
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Deafheaven in August.
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The Notwist here in Berlin last night. One of the few bands I still had on my must-see list. Fucking amazing. If you ever have the chance to see them anywhere close to you, don't miss 'em. So much beauty and depth in their music, I'm still dreaming.
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Seeing Squarepusher this sunday at Ilosaarirock. Sigur Ros is also performing at the festival and I thought to check them out. I've always have had an interest to them but never really checked out their music besides the Riceboy Sleeps by Jonsi & Alex. So, any recommendations on what albums should I start?
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I'd start with Takk...Originally Posted by Ax Mr. L
It's the record that got me into them for sure.
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Deafheaven tonight. Beyond stoked.
Tentative schedule:
July 27th - Dead Meadow
August 1st - Owen, Laura Stevenson
August 4th - Sed Non Satiata
August 16th - Ulrich Schnauss
August 23rd - My Bloody Valentine
August 30th - Alt-J
September 6th - Blonde Redhead
September 9th - Godspeed You! Black Emperor
September 29th - Savages
September 30th - Chelsea Wolfe, True Widow
October 3rd - Shigeto, Beacon, Nitemoves
October 5th - And So I Watch You From Afar, TTNG, Mylets
October 20th - Goblin, Secret Chiefs 3
October 26th - Godflesh, Prurient, Nails
November 17th - Bill Callahan
desperately chilled
wire tomorrow night. was going to see OMD the night after but it's at an awful venue with the same setlist (more or less) from last time.
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Dillinger Escape Plan - 7/26
Made in America (NIN, Queens of the Stone Age, Macklemore, Deadmau5, and Public Enemy are who I'm going for) - 8/31-9/1
Nine Inch Nails and Godspeed You! Black Emperor - 10/11
Avenged Sevenfold, Deftones, and Ghost BC - 10/19
Nine Inch Nails and Explosions in the Sky - 11/5
Matador de Froot Loops
Upcoming:
Iron Maiden
Alice in chains
Queens of the Stone Age
Black Sabbath
yay!
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A co-worker cant go to tonight's Jimmy Eat World concert and gave the tickets to me, not really a fan but I guess I'll go if they are free. still have an extra ticket nobody wants though
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Updated schedule:
Dirty Beaches
Lapalux
Andrew W.K.
King Tuff
FIDLAR
Nine Inch Nails
Neutral Milk Hotel
Built to Spill
Animal Collective
Delorean (maybe?)
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Black Sabbath tomorrow. Alt-J on Thursday. Godspeed You! Black Emperor early September.
Saw My Bloody Valentine Friday and it took me 2 days to get the ringing out of my ears.
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Saw Ke$ha last night. Danced like a fool and laughed my ass off. All without a single drop of alcohol or any drugs.
Don't judge me.
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Sometimes you just have to do what you got to do! ^^
Not much coming up on my part:
Dillinger Escape Plan in October
Queens of the Stone Age in November
Warpaint in November
If my new job proves to be lucrative I might go see Mark Lanegan in Hamburg in November too.
Down, but not out.
I don't really go to concerts that much, but while I was away and mostly lurking, I got a chance to Ministry last year, and Killing Joke this year. I was so glad to see Killing Joke play Turn To Red as well. As for Ministry, I suppose it would've been great if they played Stigmata, The Land of Rape and Honey, Reload, Lava, or Filth Pig, but I knew Al Jourgensen would stick to most of the Bush trilogy. (That was mostly wishful thinking on my part, and yeah, I actually don't mind newer Ministry, and even like a good chunk of it, but I'm also among the fans that would also appreciate it if he performed more older tracks.) I would also see both bands again if given the chance. I also loved the way both Al Jourgensen and Jaz Coleman moved on stage.
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Fucking TescoFest II was saturday. Dig this fucking lineup.
Negative Approach
The Dwarves
The Hookers
The Meatmen
The Queers
Black Fag (not a typo)
Guida
Break Anchor
Nice Hooves
And people think punk is dead. PFFFFT.
next two shows are Andrew WK on the 27th, followed by The Armed, Golden Torso and more on the 28th.
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Big Black Delta on September 21.
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Nine Inch Nails in Sunrise, FL on October 30th, and in Orlando, FL on October 31st.
After that I won't be able to afford anymore concerts this year, as I'll be saving up for whenever they come around again in 2014.
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Sep 22nd - Korn, P.O.D.
Oct 8th - Depeche Mode
Nov 9th - Nine Inch Nails
Past this year... Alice Cooper/Manson, B-52s, Cyndi Lauper, Muse, Parov Stelar & The Killers.
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