Thursday, May 1st Continue reading “Spinning Platters Weekly Guide to Bay Area Concerts, 5/1/14-5/7/14”
Spinning Platters Weekly Guide to Bay Area Concerts, 5/1/14-5/7/14
Tag: Morrissey
Show Review: Morrissey at The Paramount Theater, 12/02/2009
Alternate titles for this post are:
What, no shirt?
and
The View From the Back of the Balcony
So, tonight I saw Morrissey for somewhere between the 15th and the 20th time. I lost count during the 2007 tour when I followed him around California and saw almost all the shows he played there, plus two in Reno. Continue reading “Show Review: Morrissey at The Paramount Theater, 12/02/2009”
Spinning Platters Weekly Guide To Bay Area Concerts: December 2nd-December 8th
Shows, shows, shows… That’s all I ever talk about. In this column at least. Ok: go support some live music venues!!!!!!
Continue reading “Spinning Platters Weekly Guide To Bay Area Concerts: December 2nd-December 8th”
New Release Round Up, 11/3/09 – 38 Instant Album Reviews
Pouria is in Korea for the next couple of weeks. He’s been studying the Pimsleur Korean tapes to prepare himself for this trip, so when I asked him if he was going to have time to do his new release column before he left, he muttered something in Korean that I’m assuming was a polite no. As a reaction, I decided to write the longest New Release Round Up yet! And glad I did, because buried near the bottom is my favorite album of the week. Continue reading “New Release Round Up, 11/3/09 — 38 Instant Album Reviews”
Show Review: Manic Street Preachers and Nico Vega at The Fillmore, 9/24/09
I’m wholly unqualified to a review a Manic Street Preachers show. This is because I’m an American. The Manics (as I’ll refer to them for the rest of our time together) never did have any hits stateside. They were always a cult band here, and I was never part of that cult. If I were to make a ranked list of all the Britpop bands that I like (as opposed to ones I’m either ambivalent about or dislike), the Manics would be at the bottom of that list. They’d make the list, for sure, but they’d be right below Ash, and apologies to Kula Shaker. That said, I’m going to review it anyway. Continue reading “Show Review: Manic Street Preachers and Nico Vega at The Fillmore, 9/24/09”