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that sounds like a great show. only got to see guk on their original final tour, which was still great. but i would have loved to see them around the 4 minute mile / something to write home about era.
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just ordered tickets for my girlfriend and i to see stephen malkmus on april 7th in calgary. i am pumped as i used to live in toronto, and could see shows every week. ive been living in the mountains for the last 5 years though and with calgary being the closest city at 3 hours away, and them not getting nearly as many good shows as toronto, vancouver or montreal it has been tough.
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no get up kids love?
come on the 4 minute mile is amazing"4 Minute Mile" is a great album too. Somehow it didn't make my drunken list of 11 from the 90s haha. GUK were very good live back in the day, but they never impressed me as much as Braid or the Promise Ring. TPR/Texas is the Reason tour around the time of "30 Degrees Everywhere" ('96) was easily the best show I've ever seen.
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This is killer
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no jeff
this is KILLER
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Agreed
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I don't mean to hijack the thread, but it's Friday night and I've been drinking… Here's a few of my favorites from the 90s:
The Promise Ring “30 degrees everywhere”
Dillinger Four “Midwestern Songs of the Americas”
Jawbreaker “24 Hour Revenge Therapy”
Kid Dynamite (s/t)
Braid “Frame and Canvas”
Lifetime “Hello Bastards”
Slint “Spiderland”
Texas is the Reason “Do You Know Who You Are?”
Stereolab “Emperor Tomato Ketchup”
Lush “Spooky”
Twelve Hour Turn "The Victory of Flight"no get up kids love?
come on the 4 minute mile is amazingMuch love for GUK!!!
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I saw get up kids open for JEW in early '97 Woodson had just came out. Antarctica (Eric Richter from Christy Front Drive) was the opening act. My friend put the show on we used to be close with Jim Adkins. GUK blew the doors off the stage and JEW almost got booed off the crowd started chanting for GUK to come back out. Eric Richter came out and sang with JEW when they played "Digits" overall it was a great night.
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rather than shit up the Unpopular opinion thread…...
I feel I must chime in:
Low End Theory - ATCQ
Daily Operation - Gangstarr
100 miles and Runnin' - NWA (an ep but so what)
Dah Shinin' - Smif-N-Wessun
Big time - Ultrathat'll do for now.
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Random question: remember the geto boys?
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I'll throw my top ten in. No certain order.
Reasonable doubt- jay Z
Jazzmatazz vol 1- guru
Aquemini- outlast
The preview- Chiddy bang
Midnight mauraders- ATCQ
Hard to earn- gang Starr
Atliens- outkast
Fantastic vol2- slum village
Let's get free- dead prez
Madvillainy- madvillain "aka doom and madlib"Boom!
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I have a certain sentimentality for the brand of ignant thug shit coming out of the dirty south a while back, though it's more novelty than respect. Cash money millionaires getcha roll on, what?
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Doom nominated for the best rolled L's
And they wondered how he dealt with stress so wellWild guess? You could say he stay sedated
Some say Buddha'd, some say faded
Someday pray that he will grow a foreign barn full
Recent research show it's not so darn harmful, trueSometimes you might need to detox
It can help you with your rhyme flow and your beat boxIs this the greatest rap cd ever? I go back and forth between this, reasonable doubt, and aquemini for best ever.
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Love it ohhighyo, probably listen to that album at least once a week at work.
Recently though more than anyone else I find myself listening to joey bada$$
If you have an hour his 1999 mixtape is worthwhile listening if you are unfamiliar
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90's for me:
Radiohead: The Bends
Slint: Spiderland
Fugazi: In on the Killtaker
Tool: Aenima
Nine Inch Nails: Downward Spiral
Kyuss: Sky Valley
Nirvana: Nevermind
Soundgarden: Badmotorfinger
Pave the Rocket: Taken In
Stone Temple Pilots: Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop
Melvins: HoudiniI'm probably forgetting something major.
Edit: oh yeah. My Bloody Valentine: Loveless.
