Music

[SKT]

@Matt they’re touring I’m sure you know love Sugar

[Matt]

Yeah it’s in DC and I’ve seen them so I’m not pressed. Driving to DC is a pain in the ass.

[Matt]

I met Bob Mould after the show actually. He was sitting in the alley behind the venue by himself and bummed a cigarette from my buddy. We chatted. He was cool. This was 35 years ago mind you.

[Tago Mago]

[Matt]

I’m afraid the wait is over where I’m at…

[Tago Mago]

@Matt I hope your prayers have been answered

[SKT]

@Matt booooooo

[Aetas]

Looks like this one is memorized also….

Thanks for the ‘last catch before it is over’ theme @GraemeE

[GraemeE]

@Aetas video "unavailable in my country "

Now im curious

[scooter]

[Bridger]

Here's the extended mix.

Soho Square is 30 seconds away from the Toucan, which was in the 90s considered to be the best place for a pint of Guinness outside of Dublin. It's still not shabby.

[SKT]

Anyone remember The Ocean Blue?

https://open.spotify.com/track/1Nm7gI6fbdeUMWSA1YSpEk?si=gz4F9yXZTmuananfJmgTgQ

[Matt]

Um fuck yeah. I saw them in 1991 or 1992. Love them.

[SKT]

@Matt buddy from college mentioned them and I’ve been listening all day…great stuff

[Matt]

This was the line up. It cost $11…

[SKT]

@Matt incredible. $11 won’t pay for parking these days

[Matt]

They billed it as “11 bands for $11.”

[Matt]

That crossover from the 80s to 90s is my favorite period of alternative music so to speak.

[SKT]

Kind of an explosion of music right then. College radio was awesome and you could see live acts for next to nothing.

[goosehd]

Completely agree going from glam/hair metal to something that most of us had never heard before. Every magazine you picked up had a new band coming out of the PNW and most of it was really good. It is sad how many bands from that era are no longer with us due to overdoses though.