Royal Trux "Twin Infinitives" show in Brooklyn tonight
 

Anyone going?

I could use someone to chill with I couldn't find anyone into Royal Trux enough to make the trek with me.

What! I'd go with you. If I lived in New York :(

But seriously, how can you have you have Royal Trux without Jennifer Herrema though?

oh right, that makes things completely different then. I'm not going now. I didn't know that!

Yeah, it's Neil Hagerty plus lackeys.

it was pretty awesome and jennifer's replacement was insanely beautiful

good, the most important thing about a musician is what they look like

dont be a price, it was simply a bonus. in all my years listening to twin infinitives i never realized how danceable record that is. the whole front of the audience was dancing. it was great.

I can't believe that the ''dance'' element to some of Royal Trux's music is being lauded only now by some American audiences.

Anyway, masterpiece record and I would have loved to go to this.

a lot of royal trux records have been funky, but ive definitely never danced to any of them, and it was a funky good time, so to speak

Quite a lot of his solo work incorporates that old time rocknroll and it is hard not to want to boogie - in another time he would have had quite a few hits, he's written - let me say continued to write - some great songs since Trux fell apart.

Thought I'd post this link in case anyone is interested, it'll be easy to miss

http://goldenlabrecords.wordpress.com/releases/

Neil Michael Hagerty Band & The Howling Hex – ‘The Hildreth Tapes’
3xLP in triple gatefold sleeve
Out Mon 29th July 2013. NOW AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER.
STRICTLY LIMITED TO 300 COPIES
£30 + postage payable by paypal to goldenlabrecordings@hotmail.co.uk
Live NYC performances recorded by legendary taper Jim Hildreth documenting Neil Hagerty’s hugely prolific and stylistically expansive post-Royal Trux career during the period 2001 – 2010. Beautifully mastered for vinyl.
Featuring detailed liner notes by Matt Valentine (MV&EE), Keith Connolly (No Neck Blues Band) and Neil Hagerty, and wrapped in epic artwork by Lucy Jones (who also painted The Howling Hex’s Rogue Moon LP jacket), this is a beautifully presented collection of unbridled performances, stratospheric guitar heroics and a pioneering, new dialect of an old vernacular.
**First 75 copies ordered will include a free CD of bonus material culled from the same performances.**

Wow, thanks!