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- jetboyjim December 2004
- jorge December 2004
- mathispower23 December 2004
- sergekoran December 2004
- WeMadeShirts December 2004
Oh My Gawd, THE PIXIES
Any pixies fans on this board?, I've been obssesing over them ever since they first reunited early this year, i got a chance to see them a few weeks ago... My semi retarded review:
Last week, i completed my life. I saw the pixies live.
This was the single best concert i have ever been to (seen the stones before too). arrived about an hour early and my chums and I were front row in the pit. (8,000 person arena) AMAZING
The Bennies:
The lead singer has some disease that had caused his legs to be deformed and he is extremely short... but this man is no gimick. This guy rocked out like no tomorrow. Great alt rock set. they were represented well. I wouldnt mind seeing them again in the future.
Mission Of Burma
I was really impressed with their set. All the guys in the band are like 50 but still play like they did in the 70s. Great set by a sadly semi forgotten punk band. Some standout songs were "Academy Fight Song" and "Thats when i reach for my revolver"
THE PIXIES
Oh my lord, never have I been so amazed by the talent and beauty of a bands performence. And too be so close to the stage. Priceless. The show started off pretty mellow (moshing wise) people were still screaming and dancing though. The plyed winterlong first, a song im not in love with but a good tune. Then they played Wave of mutilation (slow) which had a nice sing along. I was extremely happy when they played 'here comes your man' cause they didnt play it at UMASS the night before. Next was 'Weird at my school', a classic . Then the moshing finally formed when 'Bone machine' came on and 'I Bleed' but everyone settled down when 'monkey gone to heaven' came on, every just had to soak in the greatness of that song. later came greats such as Mr. Grieves, subba, #13. While playing 'vamos' Joey Santiago put this crazy distortion where he put the guitar back on its stand, grabbed a drum stick and started swinging near the guitar and the guitar made the exact same noises it made on the album, twas insane. UMASS was played, was fun hearing everyone shout in unison "IM FROM FUCCKING MASSACHUSETTS". Then me and my chums steped into the mosh pit for Broken bones, isla, debaser, i got something against you, tame, caribo, hey, nimrod, gouge away, Wave of mutilation (fast ), and gigantic (<3 kim). At this point me and one of my friend were verry front row of an 8,000 person hockey arena when the pixies removed their instruments for a bit of a 'thank you', i got to wave to and be waved at by Kim and Frank. Then they got their instruments and back and finished it of with "where is my mind" ahhhhhhhh bliss. i wish it never ended. im still in shock.
Last week, i completed my life. I saw the pixies live.
This was the single best concert i have ever been to (seen the stones before too). arrived about an hour early and my chums and I were front row in the pit. (8,000 person arena) AMAZING
The Bennies:
The lead singer has some disease that had caused his legs to be deformed and he is extremely short... but this man is no gimick. This guy rocked out like no tomorrow. Great alt rock set. they were represented well. I wouldnt mind seeing them again in the future.
Mission Of Burma
I was really impressed with their set. All the guys in the band are like 50 but still play like they did in the 70s. Great set by a sadly semi forgotten punk band. Some standout songs were "Academy Fight Song" and "Thats when i reach for my revolver"
THE PIXIES
Oh my lord, never have I been so amazed by the talent and beauty of a bands performence. And too be so close to the stage. Priceless. The show started off pretty mellow (moshing wise) people were still screaming and dancing though. The plyed winterlong first, a song im not in love with but a good tune. Then they played Wave of mutilation (slow) which had a nice sing along. I was extremely happy when they played 'here comes your man' cause they didnt play it at UMASS the night before. Next was 'Weird at my school', a classic . Then the moshing finally formed when 'Bone machine' came on and 'I Bleed' but everyone settled down when 'monkey gone to heaven' came on, every just had to soak in the greatness of that song. later came greats such as Mr. Grieves, subba, #13. While playing 'vamos' Joey Santiago put this crazy distortion where he put the guitar back on its stand, grabbed a drum stick and started swinging near the guitar and the guitar made the exact same noises it made on the album, twas insane. UMASS was played, was fun hearing everyone shout in unison "IM FROM FUCCKING MASSACHUSETTS". Then me and my chums steped into the mosh pit for Broken bones, isla, debaser, i got something against you, tame, caribo, hey, nimrod, gouge away, Wave of mutilation (fast ), and gigantic (<3 kim). At this point me and one of my friend were verry front row of an 8,000 person hockey arena when the pixies removed their instruments for a bit of a 'thank you', i got to wave to and be waved at by Kim and Frank. Then they got their instruments and back and finished it of with "where is my mind" ahhhhhhhh bliss. i wish it never ended. im still in shock.
Comments
I love the Pixies.
I'm telling you kids, DO NOT GO TO COLLEGE unless you already have tons of money or your parents will give you all the money you want or something.
hopefully i'll get to see them eventually. they're one of my top three most favourite bands ever.
hmmm that sucks alot. Weird though, ive been to the pixies message boards a few times and alot of the people there say they've always been very nice when meeting them after a show, maybe they were in a rush or having an off night