Posted in Concert Photos, Metal, Rock & Pop, tagged a perfect circle, c is for, caduceus, concert photos, concert review, maynard, maynard james keenan, merkin, metal, oregon, portland, puscifer, rock, roseland, set list, setlist, sweethead, tool, v is for vagina on 17th Nov 09 (Tue) | 3 Comments »
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Maynard’s voice shines on Night 2…
Saturday’s Puscifer show (review link) was fantastic, and I happened to be up in Portland for a work training session; so, what the hell… let’s do this again! I heart Maynard!
No wine tasting (for me) this time… in fact, for a more [...]
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Posted in Concert Photos, Metal, Rock & Pop, tagged a perfect circle, c is for, caduceus, concert photos, concert review, maynard, maynard james keenan, merkin, metal, oregon, portland, puscifer, rock, roseland, set list, setlist, sweethead, tool, v is for vagina, wine tasting on 15th Nov 09 (Sun) | Leave a Comment »
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Wine followed by Maynard’s blasphemous vaudeville show… Wow.
So, I’ve been a fan of Maynard James Keenan’s vocal since the first utterances I heard from his “main band” TOOL. I loved his work with his first side-project, A Perfect Circle, especially the first album Mer de Noms. I was [...]
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Posted in Concert Photos, Rock & Pop, Singer-Songwriter, tagged alberta street pub, concert photos, concert review, eugene, oregon, peter mulvey, pop, portland, rock, sam bond's, sam bond's garage, set list, setlist, singer-songwriter on 9th Nov 09 (Mon) | 2 Comments »
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I’ve been into Peter Mulvey for the past 10 years, right around when The Trouble With Poets came out. I used to be able to see him at least twice a year in Southwest Ohio (Canal Street Tavern, Southgate House, etc). Since moving to Eugene, Oregon, I’ve only [...]
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Posted in Concert Photos, Indie Rock, Rock & Pop, Singer-Songwriter, tagged concert photos, concert review, curse your branches, david bazan, headphones, Indie Rock, oregon, pedro the lion, portland, rock, say hi, set list, setlist, singer-songwriter on 7th Nov 09 (Sat) | Leave a Comment »
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So, last night’s show could have been presented by “Keep Portland Beard.” Every member of both bands sported beards (which, to be fair, had some dual members). I think beards and indie rock are like eye shadow and goth. Except at least the women of indie rock don’t [...]
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Posted in Concert Photos, Indie Rock, Post-rock, World Music, tagged aladdin, aladdin theater, concert photos, concert review, Hildur Gudnadottir, iceland, icelandic music, mum, oregon, portland, seabear, set list, setlist, Sin Fang Bous on 5th Nov 09 (Thu) | 1 Comment »
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There must be something about the Icelandic landscape
that yields such magnificent music.
I got into Múm (pronounced “moom”) via Sigur Rós. In fact, it may have even been a direct email from Sigur Rós about Múm right around the time Finally We Are No One (aka Loksins Erum Við [...]
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Posted in Concert Photos, Rock & Pop, Singer-Songwriter, tagged concert review, jupiter one, Matt Chamberlain, oregon, pop, portland, regina spektor, Roseland Theater, set list, setlist on 2nd Nov 09 (Mon) | 5 Comments »
I got into Regina Spektor right around the time that Begin to Hope came out (thanks to my apple peeps Luc & Nic!). I really haven’t had a chance to see her until now, as she played near me in Ohio right around the time I was moving to Oregon. Her newest album, Far, is [...]
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REVIEW: Nellie McKay at
Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley (Seattle, WA – 10/20/09)
~Dan
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Posted in Concert Photos, Indie Rock, Singer-Songwriter, tagged anais mitchell, ani difranco, concert photos, concert review, eugene, mcdonald theatre, oregon, righteous babe, righteous babe records, set list, setlist on 22nd Oct 09 (Thu) | 3 Comments »
Ani DiFranco is one of my favorite artists. The fact that she’s as prolific as an apple slicer at a pie factory doesn’t hurt my need for new music from her. I’ve posted many times before the “stats” behind her release schedule (it is both ridiculous in her velocity and my tracking of said velocity). This last [...]
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Posted in Concert Photos, Jazz & Avant, Rock & Pop, Singer-Songwriter, tagged ben folds, concert photos, concert review, Dimitriou, doris day, jazz, jazz alley, levi johnston, nellie mckay, nick hornby, piano, pop, seattle, set list, setlist, washington on 21st Oct 09 (Wed) | 2 Comments »
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So, I had tickets to see Ben Folds with the Seattle Symphony Orchestra at Benaroya Hall last night. I hemmed and hawed and finally decided to sell my ticket on craigslist to go see Nellie McKay instead. I dig both of them as artists, and the main reason [...]
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Posted in Concert Photos, Indie Rock, Rock & Pop, tagged bad veins, blue horns, cincinnati, concert photos, concert review, eugene, Indie Rock, oregon, rock, sam bond's, sam bond's garage, set list, setlist on 17th Oct 09 (Sat) | Leave a Comment »
Rarely do elements of the Cincinnati music scene tromp through Oregon. I got the opportunity to see Bad Veins about 5 weeks ago up in Portland, and now they’re back through Oregon, but this time in my lovely city of Eugene. They received a nice write-up in the 10/15/09 Eugene Weekly, too…
We showed up late [...]
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REVIEW: Aimee Mann @ Aladdin (Portland, OR – 10/6/09)
~Dan
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Posted in Concert Photos, Rock & Pop, Singer-Songwriter, tagged aimee mann, concert photos, concert review, magnolia, nick lowe, one, oregon, pop, portland, rock, set list, setlist, singer-songwriter on 7th Oct 09 (Wed) | 4 Comments »
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I got into Aimee Mann after several promptings by my friend Bruce, and then eventually via her quite powerful role in the P.T. Anderson movie, Magnolia (1999). Her spot in that movie and her pervasiveness on that soundtrack made me pay attention. I’ve stuck with her through [...]
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Posted in Concert Photos, Indie Rock, Rock & Pop, Singer-Songwriter, tagged alex hargreaves, americana, concert photos, concert review, ehren ebbage, eugene, glen phillips, molly jenson, nickel creek, oregon, sean watkins, set list, setlist, Tatiana Hargreaves, toad the wet sprocket, Works Progress Administration, wow hall, wpa on 28th Sep 09 (Mon) | Leave a Comment »
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Works Progress Administration
I’ve been a fan of Glen Phillips via Toad the Wet Sprocket since back in my “high school days”… Toad is one of the few artists to make it out alive from that period, remaining a cherished part of my collection. Glen’s voice is so evocative [...]
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Posted in Concert Photos, Metal, Rock & Pop, tagged alice in chains, black gives way to blue, concert photos, concert review, grunge, jerry cantrell, layne staley, oregon, portland, Roseland Theater, set list, setlist, William DuVall on 27th Sep 09 (Sun) | 2 Comments »
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(the new Alice in Chains)
So, I could have seen Pearl Jam, but since I’d seen them (and they put on a freakin’ great live show) and I had never seen Alice in Chains. So, AiC won out in the battle of who to see tonight. Regardless of the [...]
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Posted in Concert Photos, Concert Reviews, Humor, tagged busket, comedian, concert review, double down, famous bowl, kfc, my weakness is strong, newmark theatre, oregon, patton oswalt, portland, Ratatouille on 14th Sep 09 (Mon) | 2 Comments »
OK, so you may have heard of Patton Oswalt from Pixar’s Ratatouille. He was the leading… um… rat. You may also know him from the newly hitting the cinemas flick called Big Fan, and well… tons of other stuff. He just released a new CD/DVD of his Comedy Central special, My Weakness is Strong.
(available on [...]
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Posted in Art, Classical, Concert Photos, Jazz & Avant, tagged Bill Morrison, block ice and propane, cello, Classical, concert photos, concert review, erik friedlander, john zorn, lee friedlander, masada, oregon, PICA, portland, set list, setlist, T:BA:09, TBA festival, winningstad on 13th Sep 09 (Sun) | Leave a Comment »
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Erik Friedlander grew up spending many of his summers on the road with his family due to his photographer father, Lee Friedlander. I knew his dad was a photographer with some notoriety, but I hadn’t known about the long, cross-country summer road trips – which were the basis [...]
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Posted in Concert Photos, Indie Rock, Rock & Pop, tagged bad veins, cincinnati, concert photos, concert review, division day, doug fir lounge, love like fire, oregon, portland, rock, set list, setlist on 9th Sep 09 (Wed) | Leave a Comment »
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Bad Veins were only one of the openers last night, but my main draw for the evening. The main band was Division Day, with additional support from Love Like Fire. I knew Bad Veins from kicking around the Cincinnati rock scene a few years ago. [...]
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Posted in Concert Photos, Rock & Pop, World Music, tagged african, celebration, concert photos, concert review, eugene, eugene celebration, kenya, oregon, rock, world music on 7th Sep 09 (Mon) | Leave a Comment »
So, Eugene Celebration is one of the many good things going in Eugene every fall. We went down on Saturday and caught the tail end of Thomas Mapfumo, Extra Golden, and much later in the evening Gift of Gab. Both Gift of Gab and Thomas Mapfumo were good, but the highlight of the evening for [...]
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Posted in Concert Photos, Metal, Rock & Pop, tagged portland, concert review, dredg, rock, progressive, oregon, set list, setlist, concert photos, progressive rock, wonder ballroom, as tall as lions, rx bandits, Salman Rushdie on 16th Aug 09 (Sun) | 2 Comments »
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This was my third time seeing dredg, and the second time this year. Their latest record (The Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion) is an amazing album… a definite front runner for album of the year for me. It is inspired by Salman Rushdie’s essay “Imagine There’s No [...]
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