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if anyone wants some shoegaze, i got a library here. just pm me what u want.

BTW, I have just been reminded of the genius that is Yo La Tengo's album "Painful."

The song "From a Motel 6" has got to be my favoritest American shoegaze song ever. Definitely in my top 10 songs ever.

Lovegaze - I like it. About 75% of the "official" music at my wedding was Yo La Tengo, so pairing them with that feeling is a natural for me. After our vows, my wife and I walked out to "Sugarcube" (it was awesome to see the guests jump at the opening clatter of drums & blare of feedback), and our first slow dance was to "Whole of the Law."

And as for bringing the proverbial rock, I've never seen anyone play feedback onstage like Ira - it looks like he's either having epileptic fits with his guitar or going into pure paroxyisms of joy.

Sugarcube on wedding!?
!!YOU ROCK!!:omg:
Painful is no doubt my favorite US shoegaze album, and YLT has made so much more great music in different aspects than just shoegaze.

I just saw them the second time two weeks ago, standing right in front of Ira's amp and pedalboard. It was amazing how he managed to pull out those beautiful noise with ease.

And I love Georgia.

jrmy wrote:Lovegaze - I like it. About 75% of the "official" music at my wedding was Yo La Tengo, so pairing them with that feeling is a natural for me. After our vows, my wife and I walked out to "Sugarcube" (it was awesome to see the guests jump at the opening clatter of drums & blare of feedback), and our first slow dance was to "Whole of the Law."

And as for bringing the proverbial rock, I've never seen anyone play feedback onstage like Ira - it looks like he's either having epileptic fits with his guitar or going into pure paroxyisms of joy.

jrmy wrote: About 75% of the "official" music at my wedding was Yo La Tengo, so pairing them with that feeling is a natural for me. After our vows, my wife and I walked out to "Sugarcube"

That's awesome!

I have to admit, I don't think I've ever felt 1/2 as cool as that moment when YLT came blaring out of those unitarian meetinghouse speakers and the party began.

>sniffle<

I'd love to see YLT again, but sadly, all the clubs that were the right size to book indie bands like them have closed down. Poo. I'll just have to make the commitment to drive out to Boston one of these tours... or start a club here which has certainly crossed my mind once or twenty billion times.

Of course that would require money.

Anyhow...

NewarkWilder wrote:"I used to think about you all the time, now it just feels wierd, that there you are... the damage is done."

heavy stuff

I've seen people dancing to moby octopus before,hehe...know what you mean

I loves me a wedding DJ who gets away from Celine Dion & whatnots...

Back on the Shoegaze tip: The Sky Drops? Anyone? Bueller? http://www.theskydrops.com/music.htm

There's talk of a new album soon, which would make me happy...

the sky drops are rad! i was surprised how big they sounded live as a 2 piece.

saw a great (+free) show tonight in this vein, the psychic paramount and ringo deathstarr.

I think this is the second time I've heard Ringo Deathstarr's name in this thread... time to check 'em out!

Oh... mah... gawd. I checked them out, and I think I'm in love with Ringo Deathstarr.

They haven't recorded an album yet have they?

Can anyone recommend me some wall-of-fuzz bands?

holy crap ringo deathstarr is awesome.

Anybody a fan of M83?