We live in a lovely place…. There is always too much to do.
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Spinning Platters Weekly Guide to Bay Area Concerts, 9/19/13-9/25/13
Tag: Social Studies
Local Spin: Interview With Social Studies
Social Studies have had an amazing year… They are currently gigging in support of last year’s excellent Developer, and have played high profile gigs at Noise Pop, Phono del Sol, Converse Represent, and most recently opening the Twin Peaks stage at Outside Lands. We recently had the opportunity to chat with Natalia Rogovin, Michael Jirovsky, Tom Smith, Ben McClintock, and Jesse Hudson about the past year’s experiences and the plan for the future. Special thanks to Raffi Youssoufian for helping me out with this interview. Social Studies are playing Bottom Of The Hill on Saturday, September 21st
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Spinning Platters Weekly Guide to Bay Area Concerts, 8/22/13-8/28/13
School is back in session soon, right? So you should go out and enjoy some shows before you have to return to the old grind!
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Outside Lands 2013 Journal, Day 2: Saturday, August 10th
Day 2. A day that will live in infamy. Today I got to see my favorite local band play massive stage, my favorite band in high school make an epic comeback, and the greatest rap group of the last 20 years make a triumphant return to the stage. My life doesn’t suck…
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Top 10 Outside Lands 2013 Acts From the Bottom Half of the Poster
Whenever the line up for a big festival is released, everyone is always talking about the headliners. However, there are a lot more than just the headliners performing. You have nearly 100 bands performing over the course of three days, and there is a good chance that there is an amazing band in the bottom half of the bill that you will love, but you’re going to miss. Don’t do that. You paid your $250. You should get your money’s worth. Come out early. (Also, the food lines are so much shorter before 3 PM)
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Show Review: Phono del Sol, 7/13/13
Phono del Sol is quickly becoming a festival to be reckoned with. In it’s third year, attendance seems to have more then tripled their attendance from the year prior, and I think, these year, have finally solidified itself as the tastemaking music festival of the Summer. It’s the perfect situation: a sunny day in one of San Francisco’s most underappreciated spaces: Potrero del Sol Park. It has a stage pre built directly in front of a skate park, making for a stage experience unlike any other show. This year they added an additional stage, doubling the amount of music. And, much like Treasure Island, the two stages were set up so there was no overlap, and, in fact, we got to enjoy 6 1/2 hours of continuous music.
Spinning Platters Weekly Guide to Bay Area Concerts, 7/11/13-7/17/13
The week is going to be a glorious week of rock n roll madness.
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Spinning Platters Weekly Guide to Bay Area Concerts, 4/18/13-4/24/13
More prime Fauxchella shows making it really hard to get a good night’s sleep on a school night. But you only live once, eh?
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Spinning Platters Guide To Noise Pop 2011
As we all know, tackling a festival like Noise Pop can be tough… There’s a lot if different things to do, and you know that they are all awesome, but how do we know which events are most awesomest of all? Well, since I am of great personal taste, you should simply obey my guidelines, and then you can do no wrong.
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Spinning Platters Weekly Guide to Bay Area Concerts, 1/13/11-1/19/11
Another week of gigs to keep your ears sated. This is typically a quiet period around these parts, but there are a lot of interesting things going on this week if you are willing to give your ears a challenge.
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