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Friday, Jun 22 2018, 6AM
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Our DCFC friends play a sold out show outside the Paramount Saturday as part of a 90th birthday celebration of the theatre.
Kamasi will be play Sunday at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival and then heads off to Europe, as one does. He comes to Seattle to play the Showbox on Wednesday, October 17th.
Dude! Our Beach House friends play Sub Pop's 30th celebration Saturday, August 11th, at Alki Beach in West Seattle and we are TOTES gerna beez there so you should totes gerna be therez, too.
There were six loops used on Tomorrow Never Knows: a seagull noise, actually a distorted recording of McCartney laughing; an orchestra playing a B flat chord; notes played on a Mellotron's flute setting; a second Mellotron on its violin setting; a finger rubbing the rim of a wine glass, heard midway through the song only in the stereo mix; and a distorted sitar which is most clearly heard in the instrumental break following the lines "It is being, it is being".
Road trip! Lucy is playing Boise on Sunday August 12th. Who's in?
Oh contrare, this is the good good, so good, interpretation. BTW, the band will be in Euguene, Oregon September 9th at Wall Hall.
Playing a joint called "Kung Fu Necktie" in Philly Friday, August 24th. Kung Fu necktie is funny to half the people in the booth right now.
Speaking of odd named venues, Snail Mail is playing Funky Taco in Boise tonight. At Crocodile Saturday. Point of fact, it is not an actual crocodile. "Kung Fu Necktie" ... hahahahahahaha.
According to Wiki, Wide Awake! is the sixth studio album by American indie rock band Parquet Courts, released on May 18, 2018 on Rough Trade Records. "American indie rock band..." Groan.
Iggy reflected a few years ago about his drug use, telling Rolling Stone that he does not miss them, at all.
"I've had a wonderful relationship with my body late in life. Even the thought of smoking weed gives me the creeps. Going back, I had a binge on MDMA in the 1970s. And at a festival called Goose Lake in Michigan, I was snorting something they said was coke but I learned later was ketamine. I couldn't remember who I was for about 12 hours. I remember smoking crack before it was called crack. It was frightening."
Tractor June 30th w/ Duncan Fellows, Honcho Poncho. Plus, their on Cheryl's show next Friday! Here's their performance on the KEXPs! www.youtube.com
The Psychedelic Furs are playing the Woodland Park Zoo with X on a certain very smart, funny and handsome producers birthday.
We know that you know all about Beck, so here's info about the shampoo Breck. In 1930 Dr. John H. Breck, Sr. (June 5, 1877 – February 1965) of Springfield, Massachusetts, founded Breck Shampoo. Advertising that "every woman is different," by the 1950s, the shampoo was available in three expressions, color-coded for easy identity:
D (red label) "For Dry Hair"
O (yellow label) "For Oily Hair"
N (blue label) "For Normal Hair"
In 1963, Breck was sold to Shulton Division of American Cyanamid, a chemical company based in New Jersey.
In 1990, Breck was sold to the Dial Corporation. In 2001, Dial licensed Breck to The Himmel Group and in 2006 it was licensed to Dollar Tree. Dial continues to market Breck shampoo in the institutional market.
There's a new book about the Beasties, by the living Beasties, coming out this year. Called Beastie Boys Book, the press releases says it "upends the typical music memoir. Alongside the band narrative you will find rare photos, original illustrations, a cookbook by chef Roy Choi, a graphic novel, a map of Beastie Boys’ New York, mixtape playlists, pieces by guest contributors, and many more surprises."
