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drrrtyboots 08.01.2006 10:50 AM

Anyone else excited for the new YLT?
 
Yo La Tengo just posted a new mp3 of one of their upcoming songs, Pass The Hatchet I Think I'm Goodking, and i have to say i'm now extremely excited. It's the first time i've heard some real guitar from them since And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out. Of course, they are a very eclectic band now and not all the songs will feature such classic instrumentation from them but it sounds fucking great. They also have a fall tour set up now in case any of you are interested! Looks like i won't be seeing them until Maxwell's this hannukah season though :(

08-13 Saratoga, CA - Montalvo Arts Center (Bleeding Edge Festival)
09-02 Dublin, Ireland - Electric Picnic Festival
09-03 Glasgow, Scotland - Indian Summer Festival
09-05 London, England - Bush Hall
09-25 Asbury Park, NJ - Stone Pony
09-26 Washington, DC - 9:30 Club
09-28 Boston, MA - Avalon
09-29 Jersey City, NJ - The Loew's Jersey Theatre
10-04 Ann Arbor, MI - Michigan Theater
10-05 Chicago, IL - Vic Theatre
10-14 Vancouver, British Columbia - Richard's on Richards
10-15 Seattle, WA - Showbox
10-16 Portland, OR - Crystal Ballroom
10-19 San Francisco, CA - Fillmore
10-20 San Francisco, CA - Fillmore
10-21 San Francisco, CA - Fillmore
10-23 Los Angeles, CA - Henry Fonda Theater
11-11 London, England - Forum

nomadicfollower 08.01.2006 11:01 AM

Looks like they're not coming anywhere near me.
I'm defintely looking forward to the new CD, though. I need to check out that MP3.

Everyneurotic 08.01.2006 11:03 AM

i'm very excited!!! it's going to rule!
they should come back to mexico.
i just saw them a couple of weeks ago doing the sounds of the sounds of scienc, they are amazing musicians!!

nomadicfollower 08.01.2006 12:09 PM

Just listened to Pass the Hatchet I Think I'm Goodking and it sounded like one of the best songs YLT has done.
That got me really excited for the album.

PAULYBEE2656 08.01.2006 12:34 PM

fuckin electric picnic sold out before any bands were announced or confirmed..... this sucks!

lunberg 08.01.2006 01:12 PM

I'm gonna check this out. I dig some of their stuff.

If they had a better drummer and didn't always sing mezzo forte with this "détaché" feeling they would simply rule...

drrrtyboots 08.01.2006 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by lunberg
I'm gonna check this out. I dig some of their stuff.

If they had a better drummer and didn't always sing mezzo forte with this "détaché" feeling they would simply rule...

I love Georgia though :( But it's true, she is not such a great drummer. I was talking to someone the other day about how we wish she put more energy into playing as Ira does with guitar. He's crazy.

krastian 08.01.2006 03:55 PM

Thank God....thanks for posting the dates.

Savage Clone 08.01.2006 04:09 PM

Georgia's mom and dad made one of my favorite animated films ever: The Cosmic Eye!
Hippyish for sure, but cool as hell nonetheless. Dizzy Gillespie does voice work in it, too.

 

Everyneurotic 08.01.2006 05:50 PM

GEORGIA NOT SUCH A GREAT DRUMMER?!! NOT SUCH A GREAT DRUMMER?!! you fucking sexist assholes!!!!

just listen to we're an american band and crank it up or track down a live version to listen to what a great, powerful drummer she is. and that's just one example!

when i saw them do the sounds of the sounds of science she was awesome, adding subtle sounds and crecending ones. bands like sunburned hand of the man should learn from georgia on how to add subdued drumming to quiet soundscapes without sounding like someone bored with nothing else to do and actually add something to the music

SHEESH!

sc: very interesting information.

noisemachine 08.01.2006 07:39 PM

Can't wait to see 'em. Ive been a fan for a while but have never gotten the chance to go to one of their shows.

!@#$%! 08.01.2006 07:58 PM

oh shit oh shit oh shit

new yo la tengo album?

i loved summer sun, so mellow, little eyes was great, but it's been a long time

Whhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!! 1

muchas gracias

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noisemachines: their live shows are great. they are fucking great. noisier than records. (yes, they do make a moderate amount of noise). they are great, so low key and un-rock-star. cool as fuck. oh i would like to eat barbeque chicken with them.

and i <3 <3 <3 georgia

drrrtyboots 08.01.2006 08:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic
GEORGIA NOT SUCH A GREAT DRUMMER?!! NOT SUCH A GREAT DRUMMER?!! you fucking sexist assholes!!!!

just listen to we're an american band and crank it up or track down a live version to listen to what a great, powerful drummer she is. and that's just one example!

when i saw them do the sounds of the sounds of science she was awesome, adding subtle sounds and crecending ones. bands like sunburned hand of the man should learn from georgia on how to add subdued drumming to quiet soundscapes without sounding like someone bored with nothing else to do and actually add something to the music

SHEESH!

sc: very interesting information.

Well the thing is, she doesn't always seem that into it to me. She kind of just plays and bops her head. I'm not saying that one has to bang the shit out of their kit and be drenched in sweat to be a good drummer, but at times when you're really feeling the heavy energy vibe it makes the music a much better experience live. Technically I do not doubt her skills.

lunberg 08.02.2006 04:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic
GEORGIA NOT SUCH A GREAT DRUMMER?!! NOT SUCH A GREAT DRUMMER?!! you fucking sexist assholes!!!!

just listen to we're an american band and crank it up or track down a live version to listen to what a great, powerful drummer she is. and that's just one example!

when i saw them do the sounds of the sounds of science she was awesome, adding subtle sounds and crecending ones. bands like sunburned hand of the man should learn from georgia on how to add subdued drumming to quiet soundscapes without sounding like someone bored with nothing else to do and actually add something to the music

SHEESH!

sc: very interesting information.



In fact, I'm not entirely sure she plays drum on that song. I'll check.

lunberg 08.02.2006 05:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by drrrtyboots
. Technically I do not doubt her skills.


I do. I'll give further details later why I feel this way. But I like her voice.

gmku 08.02.2006 08:55 AM

I'm a big fan of their middle period, about Painful through And then Nothing... . But the last few were just rather dull, I thought. Is this one an improvement?

drrrtyboots 08.02.2006 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lunberg
In fact, I'm not entirely sure she plays drum on that song. I'll check.

She does, it was one of the best live songs i've ever seen in my life.

lunberg 08.02.2006 12:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lunberg
I do. I'll give further details later why I feel this way. But I like her voice.


On ' I can feel the heart beating as one', there are 3 songs that use the exact same drumbeats :
- Stockholm Syndrome
- One PM again
- My little corner of the world
that would be OK if the rythm was cool, but it's kind of dull and her sound is stiff as hell. 'The lie and how we told it' also uses this rythmic pattern with slight changes.

I don't think it's a coincidence if this happened on 4 songs. She's just not really technically proficient. At least that's what I think.

xpresswaytoyrskull 08.02.2006 01:59 PM

I've heard the full album, it's 100% awesome sauce.

drrrtyboots 08.02.2006 06:29 PM

Pirater!


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