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Paul McCartney - Neil Young - Gorillaz - Daft Punk Furthur - My Morning Jacket - Primus - Jack Johnson - Modest Mouse Massive Attack - Cheech & Chong - T.A.B. - Vampire Weekend - Bela Fleck and the Flecktones Gov't Mule - Jurassic 5 - Band of Horses - STS9 - The Wailers - Benni Benassi 311 - Yonder Mountain String Band - Big Boi - Chemical Brothers - The Disco Biscuits - Galactic - Lotus - Justice - Infected Mushroom - Shpongle - EOTO -
Replace Jack Johnson with Arcade Fire and I'd probably pass out.
Post by theshining on Jul 31, 2010 18:40:04 GMT -5
Aerobio thumbs way up. I wouldn't ask to swap out anything primarily because that line-up would already carry too many conflicts. I hope Superfly is reading the boards!
Paul McCartney - Neil Young - Gorillaz - Daft Punk Furthur - My Morning Jacket - Primus - Jack Johnson - Modest Mouse Massive Attack - Cheech & Chong - T.A.B. - Vampire Weekend - Bela Fleck and the Flecktones Gov't Mule - Jurassic 5 - Band of Horses - STS9 - The Wailers - Benni Benassi 311 - Yonder Mountain String Band - Big Boi - Chemical Brothers - The Disco Biscuits - Galactic - Lotus - Justice - Infected Mushroom - Shpongle - EOTO -
Replace Jack Johnson with Arcade Fire and I'd probably pass out.
Same Here. And if McCartney was replaced by U2, I would just hope that I would come to just in time for the drive to Manchester.
Roxy Music will tour in 2011 to commemorate the 40th year since their formation in 1971. So far, the venues hosting the 'For Your Pleasure' tour are limited to the UK.
I'm not sure if DRA is going back to the Cardinals or if the Cardinals still exist after one of the members died.
I swore I read something about him releasing new music regarding the Cardinals. I could be confused, but I was doing this lineup based on that info. Maybe just Ryan Adams would be enough.
Edit: Oh yeah, Mulchies: Neil Young is not the first name on the headlining bill that has Gorillaz.
-When I Hear My Name -Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground -Blue Orchid -Passive Manipulation -Red Rain -Death Letter -My Doorbell -Hotel Yorba -Same Boy You've Always Known -Lovesick -Little Ghost -We're Going to Be Friends -The Hardest Button to Button -Black Math -The Nurse -I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself
Encore: -Ball and Biscuit -Seven Nation Army -Screwdriver
I will be pretty upset if Foo Fighters are on the bill. Not because I HATE the Foo Fighters, necessarily, but because they would be taking one of the precious few headlining spots. If Foo Fighters and Macca are both headliners, that essentially only leaves room for one hip-hop headliner (which they might give to Daft Punk instead if they play) and a jam-band headliner. No Radiohead, no White Stripes, probably no Arcade Fire, no headlining spot for MMJ (unless they grab the jam band spot). But, if Macca headlines and Dave Grohl is just in his band for his set, that'd be pretty cool.
Post by awolfatthedoor on Aug 1, 2010 13:15:12 GMT -5
DRA has a new band album and a solo album...maybe. You never know with him. They are releasing an album that was recorded with the Cardinals called III/IV, but that was recorded back after Cold Roses. I'm pretty sure.
Can't hear that video right now because I'm at work, but will check it out when I get home. Does he mention Jacksonville?
The second half of that fact is, I've lived in Raleigh, NC for about two years now (where Whiskeytown got their start) and almost literally EVERYBODY knows who Ryan Adams is. I'd venture to say he's got more fans in Raleigh then anywhere else in the US. He used to work right next door to where I work, at this sandwich place called Sadlack's.
Also, that line from "Jacksonville City Nights" where he mentions marines filling the hotels on the weekend or something like that? Pretty much sums up Jacksonville in one line. Awful place to live. The fact that nobody there knows who Ryan Adams is is exhibit A for that argument.
Also, that line from "Jacksonville City Nights" where he mentions marines filling the hotels on the weekend or something like that? Pretty much sums up Jacksonville in one line. Awful place to live. The fact that nobody there knows who Ryan Adams is is exhibit A for that argument.
I think that's a line on Pneumonia actually, but I could be wrong.
He definitely paints a grim picture of the town, although I'd still want to go just to see where he grew up and where some of the songs came from.
I understand what you're saying. Honestly, the best place to go to hear Ryan Adams before-he-was-famous stories is Raleigh, you ask people about Ryan Adams around here and they'll talk your ear off. There's a lot of the weird, "he used to be one of us" reaction stuff where people dislike him now for ridiculous reasons (#1 being that he's married to, or was married to, Mandy Moore). But, you'll still hear a ton of stories, some not so flattering, of his early Whiskeytown, days. For instance, I know Brian Walsbuy, a guy who used to play with him even before Whiskeytown, pretty well and he said that once Ryan fired him/they agreed to stop playing together, Ryan never answered a single call from Brian ever again, even though the split seemed amicable and Ryan wouldn't confront Brian directly about any problems he had with him. That kind of stuff.
But, anyway...if you ever do decide to go to Jacksonville, let me know, because I know the layout of the place pretty well and I could help you out finding the places you're looking for. But, like I said, I think you'll be disappointed. It's 99% strip clubs, pawn shops, hotels, and marines that are a lot dumber than you'd expect (not all marines are dumb, obviously, but a lot that come into town are). And, nobody will talk to you about Ryan Adams because, as I said, 99% of the people that live there don't even know he is.
BTW-you're right about that line, it's from "Jacksonville Skyline," which is on the album Pneumonia.