[kj] O.T. Stooges in NYC

[P Bernardi]

oh, i heard it alright.

that and the new Stooge albums = giant ass turds that a toilet couldnt 
swallow.

The Dolls album is unlistenable.  THE END.
The Stooges album has some funny iggy-isms and the Sax song near the end 
is cool - but the album still isnt great and it  turned me off from 
seeing them live.

Im actually pissed off because I love what these bands created/stood 
for. and its awful/sub par stuff they have out. maybe its the record co. 
forcing what material is on the album, but I wouldnt blame any kid 
thinking rock music blows after hearing these duds.



GREG SLAWSON wrote:


> People obviously haven't heard the new NY DOlls album--it's a 

> masterpiece, even better than their old stuff.

>

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>     Subject:  Re: [kj] O.T. Stooges in NYC

>     Date:  Mon, 09 Apr 2007 12:36:58 -0500

>     >On a similar note, my gf and I went to see Bauhaus *open* for NiN

>     >last Summer (ahem -- *open*? In a just world it'd be the opposite).

>     >We were part of a small island of Bauhaus fans in the middle of a

>     >sea of the sort of nu-metal suburban jocks that seem to be attracted

>     >to NiN mostly now. (Yeah, there are exceptions, but a lot of times

>     >it's bro-ville and shirtless frat dudes into nu-metal that are

>     >lately en masse at NiN shows, or dudes in way oversized black shirts

>     >and massive black pants -- sorry, just my observation ). We just

>     >went to see Bauhaus and left after they exited the stage. They did

>     >not play "Bela," which I can understand.

>     >

>     >Still, Peter Murphy would announce, like Johansson of the New York

>     >Dolls in '05 (I mistakenly said '06), "This is a new song we wrote,"

>     >and I would, again, cringe, and Bauhaus would play ... a new song. I

>     >don't know why. It just seems ... wrong.

>     >

>     >-Olver

>     >

>     >

>     >

>     >Alex Smith wrote:

>     >>Honestly, I get out to shows so infrequently these days (having two

>     >>little kids'll do that to ya) that I'm just happy they're showin'

>     >>up. But yeah -- given the option, I just want to hear "Down on the

>     >>Street," "Loose," "TV Eye," "Dirt," "1970," "Search & Destoy,"

>     >>"1969" and "Penetration". If I get half of those, I'll be happy.

>     >>

>     >>Alex in NYC

>     >>

>     >>

>     >>

>     >>

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