Preview of Depeche Mode 9/22 at Starplex and Front 242 9/24 at Granada Theater in Dallas.
This episode’s beers:
This episode’s tunes:
Depeche Mode “Puppets”
Depeche Mode “Nothing”
Front 242 “Quite Unusual”
Front 242 “Terminal State”
Depeche Mode “Where’s The Revolution?”
Depeche Mode “No More (This Is The Last Time)”
This episode’s beers:
This episode’s tunes:
Queens of the Stone Age “The Evil Has Landed”
Tahiti 80 “Fun Fair”
Calhoun “Backwards Speed Walker”
Ima Robot “Scream”
The War on Drugs “Pain”
World Party “Way Down”
Swervedriver performed Raise and Mezcal Head in full last night at Trees in Dallas. Here’s the beginning, middle and end of the latter album.
Hey, what’s up?
This site has been dormant for a while, but since I still pay for it I may as well use it to house the episodes of my new podcast, High T with Old Waver.
My co-host is Toby Pipes (aka High T), of Fort Worth’s own Calhoun and Denton 90s darlings Deep Blue Something. Together, we conceived this podcast as an excuse to hang out, drink beer and listen to tunes. Hopefully the accompanying conversation is interesting enough.
For episode 1, we reviewed Nine Inch Nails “Less Than”, Eliot Sumner “After Dark”, The Horrors “Machine”, Emiliana Torrini “Speed of Dark”, LCD Soundsystem “American Dream” and Rainbow Team “Bite the Apple”.
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It’s been a while, but finally have something worth posting. Terrific show last night at the American Airlines Center. The legendary Nile Rodgers and Chic set the tone for what was a nonstop party. Enjoy.
Better late than never, I uploaded videos taken at the Blur MSG show on Friday, October 23. An electric atmosphere and a personal top 10 show for sure.
Check the playlist below for the 6 tunes I captured.
Playlist includes “Never Lose That Feeling,” “Everso” and “Last Train to Satansville.”
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Johnny Marr will release numbered limited edition 7” singles of “I Feel You” for Record Store Day on April 18th. The b-side is a live version of The Smiths’ “Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want.”
Magic Whip out April 28
