Pixies
Please note the following entry is just my favorite top 20 albums (as of 8/29), rather than best musical pieces ever made. Although skill does contribute to placement in this journal. Especially the first 5 or so. Anyway these journals are hard as I always get new ideas. Haha, Enjoy.
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1. Doolittle by the Pixies
Alternative Rock
One of the most influential albums in the past three decades, Doolittle shows the clear great songwriting of the Pixies. It's a emotional mess and I adore it, honestly. I guess I have a thing for calm to aggressive transitions in my music. Either way, most will agree with this being a great album. Definitely the Pixies' most catchy. Between "Wave of Mutilation" and "Here Comes Your Man" there is a apparent musical range, and the creativity of Kim Deal always comes through. This, I think is what makes the Pixies so easy to listen to: the basslines. Sure the tasty light distortion with layered acoustic guitar, as well as the loud percussion are clear good traits, but alas the bassline just gets to you. This is my favorite album of all-time and I think this won't change anytime soon.
2. Deathconsciousness by the Have A Nice Life
Post-Shoegaze
One of the most artistic album of this decade. This album is so depressing and wallowing. You myswell go out and kill yourself. The inspiration being a unique combonation of drone, shoegaze, ambient and post-punk. This album truly transcends shoegaze (which you can see the album mostly rooted in) and goes to the next level. It's not post-rock, but it myswell be. The tag makes sense. With tracks ranging from "Who Would Leave Their Son Out In The Sun" and "Waiting For Black Metal Records To Come In The Mail". The album was also unique in it's own debut release. A giant 'book' if you could say talking about the album. It truly showed artistic creativity in it's fullest. If you do not own this album... you simply are not a fan of art.
3. Three Sides Dead by Funeral Diner
Screamo
Funeral Diner was a great band from the emo-violence scene throughout the two last decades who are perhaps the most known amongst emotive hardcore fans and even some metalheads who ventured into the genre. Having such qualities as the ability to go from quaint melody to chaotic aggression in a technical composing perfection. This is clearly seen in the 2003 release of Three Sides Dead. The strongest track to me being "We Don't Belong In Concrete" which starts with such tranquil guitar notes in a light tempo before the build-up of such raw chaos and what seems to me to be raw emotion. This chaos goes on for the whole song once built inward until the abrupt but perfect ending. Most can say the other tracks are just as comparable. Indeed. Personally, this album for me has no filler and makes the top 10 for good reason. This is a music collection essential.
4. Loveless by My Bloody Valentine
Shoegaze
It's a very much overhyped album, that's for sure. But is Loveless truly overated? or is that just the general consensus due to the hipster love for this album and it's band. A revolutionary and awe-inspiring album filled with drenched noise with melodic pop perfection. What could be better than noise pop, anyway? The tempo doesn't have to change to show the change with the beautiful drenched delay. How one could say that this is anything but a musicial masterpiece is just odd. Even upon hearing the single, "Only Shallow" you can hear and feel the perfection. If you don't... well I'm sorry for your soul.
5. Transitions by Arts the Beatdoctor
Jazz-influenced Hip-Hop
Brilliant. So.... brilliant. This transcended my idea of hip-hop upon my first listen. The egnimatic bass flows so... interestingly well in the compositional arrangements of this hip-hop material by Arts the Beatdoctor. With songs like "Crazy Times (feat. Skiggy Rapz)" and "The Anthem (feat. Pete Philly)" you will be immeditally absorbed into the music. This is accurate especially if you are one of those (like me) who are drawn into powerful and beautiful basslines. The only reason people will not call this a pinacle of art is if they are narrow-minded to hip-hop and narrow-minded to the point. Anyway, before I rant. You NEED this album. I am not kidding.
6. Conduct by Fuck
Rock
From their REM beggings, Fuck has gone a long way. This later album from Fuck shows what some believe to be their peak. With such intense songs like "The Thing" and creative masterpeices like "Monkey Doll" you see it as a consistent album with great arrangements and instrumentation. Fuck has always been known to mix vague 60s pop influences with their love of 1980s college rock. If you aren't amazed by this brilliance then you simply aren't going fucking anywhere.
7. Bellybutton by Jellyfish
Power Pop
Take the Beatles and throw them in a pot with some Kansas and Squeeze with a pinch of the Beach Boys and what do you have? You have Jellyfish and the album that defined them: Bellybutton. Known for the single "The King is Half Undressed" in 1992 you could already tell with the melody, harmony, and just overall catchy music Jellyfish were entailing in that song you were into something really good. Not only was that good, Andy Sturmer showed you he could really write a song. The lyrics in "The Man I Used to Be" were always so touching. Really showing great lyricsm. This album is timeless and should be experienced.
8. The Empire Strikes First by the Bad Religion
Punk Rock
The main reason why this holds so much significance to my taste in favorite albums is due to this being a really evident album I listened to in High School. Oddly enough it has not gotten old at fucking all. "Sinister Rouge" is still powerful and such a rush. It's just so well arranged for a punk rock album. WIth the well-known single, "Los Angeles Is Burning" just as powerful... I really feel drawn to the album and it just isn't some album love from my younger days. Sure, I loved them when I was 16 and I still do.
9. Maladroit by the Weezer
Rock
No, it's not Pinkerton. But it is their release that is the best arranged, composed and produced. Good arrangement and consistency is something Pinkerton did not have. Pinkerton overused the "feedback" effect and was completely off the wall. But maybe that's why people like it. EIther way on to Maladroit, personally I do see it as Weezers best album musicially due to several elements I listed before. From "American Gigolo" to "Love Explosion" you feel a rush of musicial excellence. The pop hooks are still there but it isn't dominant unlike some of their other albums. If you don't think this is a good album, I just don't know what to say.
10. Combinations by Eisley
Rock
Upon the former release of Room Noises, one could see that Combinations is a matured continuation of Eisley's style. The composition being less dry and more well off. With the single "Invasion" you can hear the definite change from the last album. But the reason why Combinations is so high on my list is a combination of the band's great melody, harmony, and light distortion. I think I'm a sucker for perfectly done light distortion, really. It's one of my favorite elements in music and this album gives me it. Released in 2007 this clearly shows how good the modern music scene is shaping up.
11. Wiretap Scars by Sparta
Rock
Forming from the ashes of At the Drive-In, Sparta takes a different direction than the members of The Mars Volta. Seemingly Wiretap Scars seems like a general rock album, but the elements of their love of post-hardcore are ever so present. Sure, Sparta may not involve the best melodic vocals or screams in the world but they definitely have it down better than some other bands in their genre. A band to have such a quality as to go from quiet and beautiful to loud and chaotic and done well is a trait not many bands seemingly have. Personally, I think Wiretap Scars shows Sparta is a part of that consensus. Songs like "Air" show this very much well. It's definitely worth a listen, and personally I find these guys more interesting than The Mars Volta.
12. Carnavas by Silversun Pickups
Shoegaze
What happens when you mix the Pixies, My Bloody Valentine, and the Apples of Stereo? You'd think 'something I don't want to hear', but really the Silversun Pickups deliver a unique and original sound that will make you interested. Especially with the vocals of Brian Aubert, albeit unique to shoegaze but yet not. As melodic pop-esque vocals have always been attributed to such music. If that doesn't get you, the driving hypnotic bass and aggressive cymbal-heavy percussion will. Trust me, this band has it set for the indie hipster crowd. Either way, pick up this album and decide for yourself if they are worth your time. For me, I can't stop listening to it.
13. Wake Pig by 3
Progressive Rock
Eppard is a genius of progressive music and he doesn't need to overdue it to prove it. His urban progressive look in the early 90s was clear and evolved throughout the years. His folk playing often intertwining with this band. Come 2005 and the release of Wake Pig hits idle ears and those who hear the such lovely songs of "Bramfatura" and other such pieces would experience something entirely new to them. Eppards unique style of playing and his ideals for the band is flawless in Wake Pig. One of my favorite albums of all time for good reason, I assure you. Between the folk-meets-progressive rock feel or the melodic perfection of Eppard's vocals it's just... right.
14. Odyssey Number Five by Powderfinger
Rock
Between a great cover like "Number of the Beast" and the single "My Kind of Scene", Odyssey Number Five delivers with bass-centered rock music. Light distortion, melodic vocals and seemingily slow yet steady percussion. It's a rock classic. Released in 2001, this definitally is one of the decades best albums. The album has little-to-no filler and is a great listen, hell, even a great addition to your collection. You should grab the album, maybe you'll like it as I did.
15. Good News For People Who Love Bad News by Modest Mouse
Alternative Rock
I don't know which album indie hipsters shun. This or Death Cab for Cutie's Plans. Given that, this album is great: and a well-rounded piece of work for the transition between The Moon & Antarctica and We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank, which I don't think have as much substance as this album. The album starts with "White Lies Yellow Teeth" and it is great. As you listen to the album, the single "Float On" just doesn't do the album justice as Modest Mouse are so random it's nuts. You have their folk leanings, their Built to Spill leanings and their Pixies leanings... and really this album balances all of that. Between the obnoxious vocals you have a music classic. This might not have as much consitency as The Moon & Antarctica but damn I love Modest Mouse and I think this will always be my favorite album from them.
16. High Society by Enon
Rock
Pretty unique as far as rock bands go. Sure it's not extremely unique like Xiu Xiu or something, but it's something off from say Goo Goo Dolls or something. From "Window Display" and "Salty" you can notice a definite change. While "Window Display" seemingly could easily be played on a indie rock radio station, "Salty" is completely different... aggressive and experimental. Also, two members switch lead vocal duties often from song to song so it's always something different. High Society is brilliant and a pretty damn rock album for what it does. Variation, mood swings, and two vocalists. I don't see that a lot.
17. Unit by Regurgitator
Experimental Rock
Not experimental in the league of Faith No More or the Residents or Xiu Xiu.... but Regurgitator definitely made something here. You can hear blends of gibberish, electronica, funk-rock, electropop, alternative pop, hard rock, and yes... hip-hop. They definitely make something for everyone and the 1997 release of Unit definitely shows the good stuff can come from Australia. If you were a 90s kid then you probably remember the albums single, "Black Bugs" which portrayed a cheesy 3D video jokingly referencing satan and video games with amusing lyrics and beautiful imagery. But for me the best track between this cult classic is probably "Modern Life" for the bassline purely. I'm not sure but I enjoy hearing it. Personally I think they are timeless and believe there is a reason they still make music.
18. Survival Sickness by The (International) Noise Conspiracy
Rock
When I think The (International) Noise Conspiracy, I personally think of the amazing bassline in "Smash It Up" which feels of a thundering raw rhythym. in addition to this, Dennis Lyxzén's vocals are significantly different to Refused, which was his last band at the point when he formed The (International) Noise Conspiracy. Showing a interesting melody with his voice, this rock band was set. Survivial Sickness has in addition to Dennis' voice and the thundering bass: a seemingly quaint guitar tone most of the time not coming in right away in comparison to many rock bands. Letting the bass lead the song and not just provide the basis of the rhythym, all layered with the simplistic percussion that follows the bass. The band is very creative and this album definitely proves that claim. Amazing stuff.
19. Dear Friend Dopamine by Where's Moo
Alternative Rock
If the Pixies and REM ever played a gig together, it might just sound like Where's Moo. With possessive basslines, light distortion layered over a build-up of the heavy percussion and brilliant songwriting, Dear Friend Dopamine shows a style of class. I honestly can see these guys touring with REM in the future. The music is great and their marketing ideas just make the album more accessible and easy to promote. Between the REM-like male vocals and the very Kim Deal-esque backing vocals you are left wanting more... and with only two albums, it kinda sucks. Haha. Dear Friend Dopamine is definitively a great album either way. Pick it up.
20. Nimrod by Green Day
Pop-influenced Rock
It was either this or Warning, because compared to these two... Dookie and American Idiot just don't compare either. Green Day shows their growth as a band in their arrangements, energy and creativity. The overall blunt songwriting is a plus as Nimrod hits you right in the face. When you go from "Nice Guys Finish Last" to the song that made them a household name, "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" you will see the album was produced & arranged brilliantly. Wether or not you liek Green Day, if you look at it in this light you will see it. The bass is extremely powerful on this album, but it's been better. With songs like "Hitchin' A Ride" (inspired by the Stray Cats' hit "Stray Cat Strut") you can really see how Mike really isn't all too bad at all. I love the album from start to finish and I suppose putting it here makes sense as I have been overlistening to it to shit as of late.
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Well that should be it. Cheers.
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Top 20 Albums: Sort of!
29 Aug 2008, 06:28 by Gowienczyk
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30 preguntas para perder mi tiempo
28 Aug 2008, 17:02 by superenrique
1. How did you get into 29?
Caetano Veloso Grabó unas rolas con David Byrne y lo ví luego en Hable con ella, debió ser alguna de esas 2.
2. What was the first song you ever heard by 22?
Arctic Monkeys, I Bet You Look Good On The Dance Floor seguramente
3. How many albums by 13 do you own?
Regina Spektor, 2 nomás, Soviet Kitsch yBegin to Hope
4. What is your favorite song by 15?
Radiohead,
Anyone Can Play Guitar
5. What is your favorite song by 5?
Jens Lekman, The Opposite of Hallelujah
6. Is there a song by 6 that makes you happy?
DeVotchKa, El Zopilote Mojado
7. What is your favorite song by 10?
Pixies, Debaser
8. What is a good memory you have involving 30?
The Strokes. Creo que todos los conciertos que han dado acá, sobretodo el último en el que por fín tocaron Soma
9. Is there a song by 19 that makes you happy?
La Polla Records, casi todas, Fuck the USA sería de las que me ponen de buenas
10. How many times have you seen 25 live?
No tengo un 25 porque están Los Tigres del Norte y Jarvis Cocker empatados en 24, a los Tigres no los he visto y a Jarvis sólo 1 vez
11. What is the first song you ever heard by 23?
Kid Koala. No tengo la más mínima idea porque le vi en vivo.
12. What is your favorite album by 11?
The New Pornographers. Mass Romantic
13. Who is a favorite member of 1?
Talking Headss. David Byrne, aunque todos me caen bastante bien.
14. Have you ever seen 14 live?
The Fiery Furnaces. No, pero seguro algún día.
15. What is a good memory involving 27?
Air. Ver Virgin Suicides yo creo.
16. What is your favorite song by 16?
Peter Bjorn and John. It beats me everytime, por mucho.
17. What is your favorite album by 18?
Chumbawamba, WYSIWYG
18. What is your favorite song by 21?
La Polla Records, está difícil pero Ciervos Corzos Y Gacelas
19. What is the first song you ever heard by 26?
Sigur Rós,Vaka
20. What is your favorite album by 2?
David Byrne, está bien difícil... pero creo es Rei Momo
21. What is you favorite song by 3?
Supergrass,Grace
22. What is you favorite song by 8?
Animal Collective, For Reverend Green
23. How many times have you seen 17 live?
Belle and Sebastian. Ninguna, una vez estuve muy cerca pero preferí ver a múm, y no me arrepiento.
24. What is the worst song by 12?
The Fratellis, un montón del segundo disco
25. What was the first song you ever heard by 28?
R.E.M., seguramente Losing My Religion
26. What is you favorite album by 7?
Gogol Bordello, está entre Super Taranta! y el de reguetón
27. What is your favorite song by 24?
Jarvis Cocker, Tonite
28. Is there a song by 9 that makes you happy?
Pulp,Babies.
29. What is your favorite album by 4?
David Bowie, Ziggy Stardust
30. How many albums do you own by 20?
My Bloody Valentine.. pues, creo que todos. 2 oficiales y los EP's -
My top twenty absolutely indispensable records.
23 Aug 2008, 20:37 by OuiTisRoz
It has already been a year since I made my list of the top ten records I simply could not exist without. And now, the following August, the time has some to give an updated version. This time, you may have already noticed that I cheated a little, and in fact made a TOP TWENTY. Well, okay. It might have also come to your attention - if you are avid enough a stalker - that some of my favourite artists are missing; Eels, Death Cab for Cutie, Regina Spektor, and David Bowie, for example. I would love to have them in my list, but... I just can't choose which album I like best. So - andiamo!
(P.S. This is in ascending order. The tension rises, therefore, as you get closer and closer to the end. Who will be the lucky winner?)
20. MGMT - Oracular Spectacular (2008 in Europe)
An album I've owned for a month, if anything, making my top twenty? Pull the other one! But really, from the first time, this blew me away. Call it psychedelic electro glam indie, call it what you want, es ist mir egal... all I know is that it's fantastic, and it's the soundtrack to my summer 2008.
19. Röyksopp - Melody A.M (2001)
Despite its name, I find this must always be listened to at night. Put this on, and imagine you are in a wooden cabin in the fjords of Norway. This chilled-out album inspires me.
18. Elliott Smith - XO (1998)
Again, a relatively new candidate. It took some listens to get me to realise that this indeed is music that understands what our deepest woes would sound like if they had a voice and fingers. Melancholy, yet.. comforting and soft.
17. Death From Above 1979 - You're A Woman, I'm A Machine (2004)
I maintain that it is a physical impossibility to listen to this while sitting stationary. I can't explain it. It is something you have to experience for yourself. It may scare you. But above all, it will amaze you with its proof that heavy noise can be tuneful and clever.
16. Feist - Let It Die (2004)
People who are cynical at the omnipresence of the 2007 single "1,2,3,4" should listen to this. I must say it is some of the most beautiful, sensual, autumnal-night music I have heard. Feist's (who I discovered through Broken Social Scene) voice carries very well, as does the emotion she puts into it at times, and her lyrics are great. The genres here vary from lounge jazz to disco. Very nice.
15. Muse - Origin of Symmetry (2001)
Bit of an oldie (in my terms) but still great. Of course, everyone knows what Muse sound like, don't they? Some actually argue this album is weak in comparison with later ones, but I think it is mighty. You only need to check out "Citizen Erased" (my all-time favourite Muse song) and "Megalomania" to confirm this.
14. Final Fantasy - He Poos Clouds (2006)
After you've finished LOLing at the title, focus on the fine talent of Owen Pallett. He has imagination, and a gift for, well, fantasy story-telling; something lacking in almost all artists of the present day. And he is a pleasing violinist. This could be from personal experience, but: it is essential to take this with a fruit tea.
13. Metric – Live It Out (2005)
A fundamental component of my Canadian-music-obsession. This album just has one great song after another, each growing on you, and Emily Haines has a sexy voice. Enjoy.
12. The Flaming Lips – Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots (2002)
My first `Lips album, and a firm favourite even before I heard the others. It takes you to another world, to outer space, to Japan… you can forget all the neuroses in your day-to-day life. “Do You Realize??” alone would more than suffice, if you were only allowed to listen to one song in your whole life.
11. Hole – Live Through This (1994)
The fact that this album got me through dark years in my life makes it already a classic. Getting me through it in that it added more darkness, curiously. Yes, it is Courtney Love; but she is a damn good songwriter. I think this is a case where it is impossible to explain what it means to you, because nobody will really understand.
10. Maxïmo Park – Our Earthly Pleasures (2007)
Isn’t the second album of an indie band always meant to be more commercialised? Geared towards a wider market? With Maxïmo, this seems to be the opposite case. The first effort was full of catchy pop hooks, with only the slightest smidgeon of seriousness, shown in songs like “Acrobat”. But this album here, for me, establishes Paul Smith’s place as a great modern poet. The lyrics could happily just be read on their own; each word has been chosen with great care. And the result is romantic – yet at the same time, so very true to life.
9. Jeff Buckley – Grace (1994)
Aural beauty. Sweet pain. A lost talent. Alright, maybe I will never be employed as a film tagline-writer, but the divinity of this album escapes words.
8. The Doors – The Doors (1967)
This played a big part in childhood memories – for example, journeys to my grandpa’s would not be complete without “Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)”, and I have come to the decision that I will have “The Crystal Ship” played at my funeral, for its exquisiteness. The sound is just great – it radiates summer evenings. It makes me feel a little sad, too.
7. Red Hot Chili Peppers – By The Way (2002)
It could be argued that this was the first album that made me like decent music. My love of RHCP has continued throughout the years, and I have that mentality wherein I really don’t care what anyone says about them. This softer, more melodic sound, that was found on the preceding “Californication”, is here, but enhanced in so many ways. Reminds me of beautiful sunsets, the end of childgood and the beginning of youth.
6. The Smiths – The Queen Is Dead (1984)
Morrissey was, and still is, a great poet. I can see why in the 1980s, this was a great relief – pop music, but not stopping the lyrics being meaningful; full of humour, irony, and misery. The reason I put this on top of The Smiths’ other records is because initially I found this the most accessible. I then moved onto the astounding “Meat is Murder”.
5. The Divine Comedy – Promenade (1994)
A wonderful story of a perfect day, told in charming strings, piano, and of course Neil Hannon’s voice; with many literary and cinematic references. This is music to live your life to, and to dream about.
4. The Dears – No Cities Left (2003)
Canadian music, with Morrisseyesque vocals; and, if pushed, able to fall under the wide category of “dark pop”. When I listen to this, the sound makes me think of being alone by the sea, the wind in my hair, and a storm brewing. This album really focuses on the human emotions. It dramatises and exaggerates, the little things which break people’s hearts each day.
3. The Postal Service – Give Up (2003)
Wonderful electro-pop which seems to fit any situation – happy or sad – and any time of the year. The lyrics seem to focus on city life and teen relationships, and are never short of breathtaking. These can range from “I'll be the fire escape / that's bolted to the ancient brick / where you will sit and contemplate your day” to “I was waiting for a cross-town train in the London underground / when it struck me / that I've been waiting since birth to find a love that would look and sound / like a movie”. An investment into being overwhelmed.
2. Pixies – Doolittle (1989)
Nonsensical lyrics. Vocals varying from squawky to falsetto. Surfy guitar. Dreams of the Pacific (even though the Pixies are actually from Massachussetts). All this makes the other record that got me through my dark years. If Hole’s “Live Through This” was adding insult to injury, this was the light at the end of the tunnel.
1. Arcade Fire – Funeral (2004)
THIS MUSIC IS THE SONIC EQUIVALENT OF A SUNNY AFTERNOON WANDERING THROUGH A GARDEN OF ROSES, FOLLOWED BY AN EVENING BY THE FIRE WITH THE ONE YOU LOVE. Let it do what it wants to you. Let it steal your soul – because they were probably siblings who were separated at the dawn of time, anyway. -
Stub A Dub
23 Aug 2008, 13:32 by darshun
This is a journal entry of all the ticket stubs I have in alphabetical order by band. NOTE: These are mostly some form of ticket stub, so this is not a complete list of shows that I've gone to.
1 2 Foot Yard- 20031009 Troubadour
2 A Perfect Circle- 19991009 Coachella
3 A Static Lullaby- 20041106 Glass House
4 A Static Lullaby- 20041107 Troubadour
5 A Tribe Called Quest- 19960615 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
6 Alice in Chains- 19930806 Lollapalooza
7 American Minor- 20051015 Rockfest, Champaign, IL
8 Anandasong- 20020818 Alterknit Lounge
9 Andrea Bocelli- 20011201 Arrowhead Pond (Mom's B-day gift)
10 Arrested Development- 19930806 Lollapalooza
11 Askeleton- 20040524 Knitting Factory
12 At the Drive-In- 19991009 Coachella
13 Atmosphere- 20040502 Coachella
14 August Burns Red- 20071208 Knitting Factory
15 Autolux- 20080201 El Rey Theatre
16 Babes in Toyland-19930806 Lollapalooza
17 Baroness- 20080418 Knitting Factory
18 Beastie Boys- 19950603 Olympic Velodrome
19 Beastie Boys- 19960616 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
20 Beck- 19960615 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
21 Beck- 19970808 Lollapalooza @ Blockbuster Pavilion
22 Beck- 20061007 LA Detour Festival
23 Behold…The Arctopus- 20071208 Knitting Factory
24 Bella- 20050814 Chain Reaction
25 Bella- 20050815 Troubadour
26 Ben Harper- 19991010 Coachella
27 Ben Harper- 20010527 Santa Barbara Bowl
28 Between the Buried and Me- 20050816 Whisky
29 Between the Buried and Me- 20051120 El Rey Theatre
30 Between the Buried and Me- 20071208 Knitting Factory
31 The Bicycle Thief- 19960404 Forum
32 The Bicycle Thief- 20000902 Verizon Ampitheater
33 Big Business- 20050810 Knitting Factory
34 Biz Markie- 19960615 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
35 Björk- 19960615 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
36 Blonde Redhead- 19951109 Shrine Exposition Ctr
37 Bob Dylan- 19990622 Hollywood Bowl
38 Bob Mould- 20080325 El Rey Theatre
39 Books on Tape- 20030425 Henry Fonda Theatre
40 Boy Hits Car- 20050811 Key Club
41 boysetsfire- 20060511 Knitting Factory
42 Brad- 19970627 The Troubadour
43 Brad- 19970628 The Troubadour
44 Brain Taco(Circle Jerks Tribute f. D. Navarro & J Yuenger) 19950409 Whisky
45 Buddy Guy- 19960615 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
46 Bullets & Octane- 20060111 Troubadour
47 Burning Airlines- 19991019 The Troubadour
48 Candlebox- 19950902 Irvine Meadows
49 Carla Bozulch- 20031009 Troubadour
50 Cex- 20030605 Knitting Factory
51 Channel- 20031024 Que Sera
52 Chavez- 20061216 Warsaw
53 Chavez- 20061231 Spaceland
54 Chris Whitley- 20030501 Roxy Theatre
55 Cibo Matto- 19960615 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
56 Cibo Matto- 19991010 Coachella
57 CIV- 19951012 Hollywood Grand
58 Clevis- 20080503 No Voice Xperience, Glendale
59 Cloud Cult- 20080514 Knitting Factory
60 Clouds- 20070810 Troubadour
61 Clutch- 20040710 Roxy Theatre (3 sets of Clutch)
62 Converge- 20080418 Knitting Factory
63 Cursive- 20030425 Henry Fonda Theatre
64 Dave Matthews- 19950513 Palladium
65 De La Soul- 19960615 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
66 Deadsy- 20040628 Roxy Theatre
67 Deftones- 19981104 Palladium
68 Depeche Mode- 19931121 Forum
69 Des_Ark- 20050814 Chain Reaction
70 Des_Ark- 20050815 Troubadour
71 Devo- 19970808 Lollapalooza @ Blockbuster Pavilion
72 The Dillinger Escape Plan- 20051120 El Rey Theatre
73 Dinosaur Jr.- 19930806 Lollapalooza
74 Dirt Nap- 20030125 Madrid Kansas City, MO
75 Dirty Three- 20030424 Henry Fonda Theatre
76 Down- 19950930 Palace
77 dredg- 20031115 Roxy Theatre
78 dredg- 20071006 Troubadour
79 dredg- 20071007 Troubadour
80 Duran Duran- 19930823 Forum
81 Dysrhythmia- 20080620 Alterknit Lounge
82 El Ten Eleven- 20031024 Knitting Factory
83 El Ten Eleven- 20040225 Knitting Factory
84 El Ten Eleven- 20050915 Alterknit Lounge
85 El Ten Eleven- 20061003 Troubadour
86 El Ten Eleven- 20070907 Knitting Factory
87 El Ten Eleven- 20080731 Orange County Performing Arts Ctr
88 Elevator Division-20030125 Madrid Kansas City, MO
89 Engine Down- 20050814 Chain Reaction
90 Engine Down- 20050815 Troubadour
91 engine ear- 19980829 Santa Barbara Bowl
92 Enon- 20030605 Knitting Factory
93 Everclear- 19951231 Oakland Coliseum
94 Explosions in the Sky- 20080317 The Wiltern
95 Failure- 19961016 Glass House
96 Failure- 19970609 Whisky
97 Failure- 19970808 Lollapalooza @ Blockbuster Pavilion
98 Faith No More- 19950427 Palladium
99 Faith No More- 19971005 Palace
100 Fantômas- 20050606 The Troubadour
101 Far- 19980312 Troubadour
102 Far- 19980613 Troubadour
103 Film School- 20080530 The Casbah
104 Film School- 20080531 Henry Fonda
105 Filter- 19950902 Irvine Meadows
106 Fireside- 19961204 Whisky
107 Fishbone- 19930806 Lollapalooza
108 Foo Fighters- 19950519 Palace
109 Foo Fighters- 19950728 American Legion Hall
110 Foo Fighters- 19960615 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
111 Front 242- 19930806 Lollapalooza
112 Fugazi- 19951109 Shrine Exposition Ctr
113 Genghis Tron- 20080418 Knitting Factory
114 God Forbid- 20051030 Key Club
115 Goldfrapp- 20031008 Henry Fonda Theatre
116 Goodie Mob- 1995???? House Of Blues
117 Guns N' Roses- 19920927 Coliseum
118 Head Automatica- 20060127 Roxy Theatre
119 HEALTH- 20080201 El Rey Theatre
120 Hella- 20040310 Knitting Factory
121 Hella- 20051120 El Rey Theatre
122 Helmet- 19921226 Universal Ampitheatre
123 Hieroglyphics- 20040501 Coachella
124 Hint Hint- 20040310 Knitting Factory
125 HORSE the band- 20051120 El Rey Theatre
126 Houston- 20030125 Madrid Kansas City, MO
127 Houston- 20030406 Chain Reaction
128 Houston- 20031116 Knitting Factory
129 Houston- 20031117 Chain Reaction
130 Houston- 20040626 First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN
131 Hum- 19950616 The Living Room
132 Hum- 19950618 Whisky
133 Hum- 19980209 The Casbah's
134 Hum- 19980210 Koo's Café
135 Hum- 19980211 The Troubadour
136 Hum- 20051015 Rockfest, Champaign, IL
137 Hurt Model- 20080620 Alterknit Lounge
138 I Mother Earth- 19960829 Whisky
139 Janis Figure- 20040626 First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN
140 Jeremy Enigk- 19960919 Roxy Theatre
141 Jeremy Enigk- 20060828 Troubadour
142 Jeremy Toback- 19970808 Lollapalooza @ Blockbuster Pavilion
143 Jesu- 20071109 EchoPlex
144 John Lee Hooker- 19960616 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
145 Katie Melua- 20060724 Troubadour
146 Kid Dakota- 20080514 Knitting Factory
147 King Crimson- 19950629 The Wiltern
148 King's X- 20040510 BB Kings NYC, NY
149 KoЯn- 19961010 Ventura Theatre
150 KoЯn- 19970808 Lollapalooza @ Blockbuster Pavilion
151 Kraftwerk- 20040501 Coachella
152 L7- 19980423 El Rey Theatre
153 Lamb- 19991010 Coachella
154 Lava Diva- 19950615 Hacienda Real (Secret Show @ a Chinese Restaurant converted venue)
155 Limp Bizkit (=shrimp Bizquick)- 19971005 Palace
156 Liquid Soul- 20051015 Rockfest, Champaign, IL
157 Living Colour- 19930722 Whisky
158 Living Colour- 20010510 Key Club
159 Living Colour- 20031125 House Of Blues
160 Living Colour- 20050907 House of Blues (Anaheim)
161 Living Colour- 20050909 Knitting Factory
162 Long Fin Killie- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
163 Long Fin Killie- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
164 Marilyn Manson- 19970629 Ozzfest @ Blockbuster Pavilion
165 Massive Attack- 20060430 Coachella
166 Matishyahu- 20060430 Coachella
167 Megadeth- 19950812 Pyramid
168 Mellowdrone- 20021122
169 Mellowdrone- 20030423 Troubadour
170 Mellowdrone- 20040708 Troubadour
171 Melt-Banana- 19951209 Palace
172 Melvins- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
173 Melvins- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
174 Melvins- 19980829 Santa Barbara Bowl
175 Meshuggah- 20051030 Key Club
176 Metallica- 19920106 Forum
177 Metallica- 19920213 Forum
178 Metallica- 19920927 Coliseum
179 Metallica- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
180 Metallica- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
181 Mike Patton/Rahzel- 20031102 Knitting Factory
182 Mike Watt- 19950519 Palace
183 Ministry- 19921226 Universal Ampitheatre
184 Minus the Bear- 20060430 Coachella
185 M.I.R.V.- 19961231 Herbst Auditorium
186 Modern Rifles- 20070420 Alterknit Lounge
187 Mogwai- 20040502 Coachella
188 Mogwai- 20060430 Coachella
189 Mondo Generator- 20031210 Troubadour
190 Mr. Bungle- 19951209 Palace
191 Mudvayne- 20021214 Ventura Theatre
192 MUM- 20071024 Orpheum Theatre
193 Muse- 20040502 Coachella
194 Nevermore- 20010518 Key Club
195 Nine Inch Nails- 19941004 Universal Ampitheatre
196 Ninja Academy- 20080620 Alterknit Lounge
197 No Knife- 19980209 The Casbah's
198 No Knife- 20020912 Casbah's
199 No Knife- 20030425 Henry Fonda Theatre
200 Open Hand- 20060111 Troubadour
201 Open Hand- 20060511 Knitting Factory
202 Opeth- 20010518 Key Club
203 Orbital- 19970808 Lollapalooza @ Blockbuster Pavilion
204 Overkill- 20050921 Whisky
205 Oxbow- 20071109 EchoPlex
206 Ozma- 20061003 Troubadour
207 Ozzy Osbourne- 19970629 Ozzfest @ Blockbuster Pavilion
208 Pantera- 19920627 Palladium
209 Pantera- 19940430 Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
210 Pantera- 19970629 Ozzfest @ Blockbuster Pavilion
211 Paul Simon- 19990622 Hollywood Bowl
212 Pavement- 19960615 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
213 Pelican- 20070810 Troubadour
214 Pelican- 20050810 Knitting Factory
215 Pinback- 20080731 Orange County Performing Arts Ctr
216 Pixies- 20040501 Coachella
217 Placebo- 20031126 Wiltern
218 Porno for Pyros- 19960621 American Legion Hall
219 Porno for Pyros- 19970808 Lollapalooza @ Blockbuster Pavilion
220 Primus- 19930806 Lollapalooza
221 Primus- 19950823 Universal Ampitheatre
222 Primus- 19951231 Oakland Coliseum
223 Primus- 19961231 Herbst Auditorium
224 Primus- 20031017 Wiltern
225 Prong- 19940420 Whisky
226 Prong- 20021022 Key Club
227 Psychotica- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
228 Psychotica- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
229 Queens of the Stone Age- 20010523 El Rey Theatre
230 Queens of the Stone Age- 20061007 LA Detour Festival
231 Quicksand- 19951012 Hollywood Grand
232 Quicksand- 19981104 Palladium
233 Radiohead- 20001020 Greek Theatre
234 Radiohead- 20040501 Coachella
235 Rage Against the Machine- 19930806 Lollapalooza
236 Rage Against the Machine- 19950615 Hacienda Real (Secret Show @ a Chinese Restaurant converted venue)
237 Rage Against the Machine- 19960420 Olympic Velodrome KROQ free Show
238 Rage Against the Machine- 19960616 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
239 Rage Against the Machine- 19991010 Coachella
240 Red Hot Chili Peppers- 19960404 Forum
241 Red Hot Chili Peppers- 19960616 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
242 Red Hot Chili Peppers- 20000902 Verizon Ampitheater
243 The Red Light Sting- 20040310 Knitting Factory
244 Red Sparowes- 20050810 Knitting Factory
245 Red Sparowes- 20080327 Echoplex
246 Ric Veda- 20080514 Knitting Factory
247 Riddle of Steel- 20040626 7th Entry, Minneapolis, MN
248 Russian Circles- 20080327 Echoplex
249 Russian Circles- 20080615 The Troubadour
250 Sage Francis- 20040502 Coachella
251 Satchel- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
252 Satchel- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
253 Scenes & Sirens- 20070907 Knitting Factory
254 Schtum- 19960521 Whisky
255 Screaming Trees- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
256 Sebadoh- 19960919 Roxy Theatre
257 Secret Chiefs 3- 19980815 El Rey Theatre
258 Secret Chiefs 3- 20060113 Troubadour
259 Sepultura- 19921226 Universal Ampitheatre
260 Sevendust- 20020221 Palace
261 Shaolin Monks- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
262 Shiner- 19980209 The Casbah's
263 Shiner- 19980210 Koo's Café
264 Shiner- 19980211 The Troubadour
265 Shiner- 20010418 Troubadour
266 Shiner- 20030125 Madrid Kansas City, MO
267 Shooter Jennings- 20051015 Rockfest, Champaign, IL
268 Silkworm- 19950616 The Living Room
269 Silversun Pickups- 20071020 Wiltern
270 Skeleton Key- 19970808 Lollapalooza @ Blockbuster Pavilion
271 Skeleton Key- 20021223 Knitting Factory
272 Sleepytime Gorilla Museum- 20041031 The Echo
273 Sleepytime Gorilla Museum- 20060113 Troubadour
274 Smile- 19951012 Hollywood Grand
275 Smile- 19980209 The Casbah's
276 Snoop Dogg- 19970808 Lollapalooza @ Blockbuster Pavilion
277 Sonic Youth- 19960615 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
278 Soul Coughing- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
279 Soul Coughing- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
280 Soundgarden- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
281 Soundgarden- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
282 Sparta- 20040501 Coachella
283 Spinewire- 19950615 Hacienda Real (Secret Show @ a Chinese Restaurant converted venue)
284 Spiritual- 19970828 El Rey Theatre
285 Starlight Mints- 20030823 Troubadour
286 stellastarr*- 20040501 Coachella
287 Steve Burns (w/Jason Gerken)- 20030823 Troubadour
288 Stone Temple Pilots- 20000902 Verizon Ampitheater
289 Stone Temple Pilots- 20080624 Hollywood Bowl
290 Strata- 20050811 Key Club
291 Sunny Day Real Estate- 19981120 Palace
292 Sunny Day Real Estate- 19990205 Troubadour
293 Swervedriver- 20080530 The Casbah
294 Swervedriver- 20080531 Henry Fonda
295 System & Station- 20070420 Alterknit Lounge
296 Tad- 19950804 Whisky
297 Tape- 20021122 Knitting Factory
298 Taproot- 20021214 Ventura Theatre
299 Taproot- 20060505 Roxy Theatre
300 The Appleseed Cast- 20030425 Henry Fonda Theatre
301 Blue Man Group- 20050125 Luxor, Las Vegas
302 The Boat Drunks- 20051015 Rockfest, Champaign, IL
303 The Breeders- 19961231 Herbst Auditorium
304 The Chameleons- 20031024 Que Sera
305 The Color Turning- 20021223 Knitting Factory
306 The Cows- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
307 The Cows- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
308 The Crystal Method- 20040502 Coachella
309 Desert Sessions- 20040501 Coachella
310 The Dillinger Escape Plan- 2001??22 Knitting Factory
311 The Dillinger Escape Plan- 20020220 Troubadour
312 The Dillinger Escape Plan- 20021004 Roxy Theatre
313 The Dillinger Escape Plan- 20040807 Troubadour
314 The Dismemberment Plan- 20030605 Knitting Factory
315 The Fire Theft- 20030123 Troubadour
316 The Fire Theft- 20030930 Troubadour
317 The Flaming Lips- 20040502 Coachella
318 Fugees- 1995???? House Of Blues
319 Fugees- 19960615 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
320 The Fully- 20060511 Knitting Factory
321 The Geraldine Fibbers- 19950707 Las Palmas Theatre
322 The Geraldine Fibbers- 1997???? El Rey Theatre
323 The Gossip- 20070407 Troubadour
324 The Holloys- 20080327 Echoplex
325 The Icarus Line- 20021004 Roxy Theatre
326 The Icarus Line- Roxy Theatre
327 The IRIS CODE- 20070420 Alterknit Lounge
328 The Jealous Sound- 20030907 Troubadour
329 The Juliana Hatfield Three- 19930909 The Roxy Theatre
330 The June Echo- 20070420 Alterknit Lounge
331 The Life & Times- 20050814 Chain Reaction
332 The Life & Times- 20050815 Troubadour
333 The Life and Times- 20030907 Troubadour
334 The Mars Volta- 20030701 Henry Fonda Theatre
335 The Orb- 19970808 Lollapalooza @ Blockbuster Pavilion
336 The Police- 20070623 Dodger Stadium
337 The Prodigy- 19970808 Lollapalooza @ Blockbuster Pavilion
338 The Promise Ring- 19991019 The Troubadour
339 The Red Chord- 20080418 Knitting Factory
340 The Roots- 1995???? House Of Blues
341 The Smashing Pumpkins- 19960616 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran
342 The The- 19931121 Forum
343 The Young Gods- 19960507 Whisky
344 These Arms Are Snakes- 20071109 EchoPlex
345 Thirty Ought Six- 19950804 Whisky
346 Thirty Ought Six- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
347 Thirty Ought Six- 1996???? Lollapalooza (Backstage pass)
348 Thirty Ought Six- 19960521 Whisky
349 Tomahawk- 20011103 Roxy Theatre
350 Tomahawk- 20030429 House Of Blues (Anaheim)
351 Tool- 11950304 Grand Olympic Auditorium
352 Tool- 19930806 Lollapalooza
353 Tool- 19951215 Ventura Theatre
354 Tool- 19951231 Oakland Coliseum
355 Tool- 19961016 Glass House
356 Tool- 19961030 KROQ's 1st Annual Halloween Ball/American Legion Hall
357 Tool- 19970808 Lollapalooza @ Blockbuster Pavilion
358 Tool- 19980326 Palladium
359 Tool- 19980327 Palladium
360 Tool- 19980829 Santa Barbara Bowl
361 Tool- 19991010 Coachella
362 Tool- 20060430 Coachella
363 Tori Amos- 19980920 Santa Barbara Bowl
364 Tricky- 19970808 Lollapalooza @ Blockbuster Pavilion
365 TU- 20041112 Roxy Theatre (Trey Gunn)
366 Type O Negative- 19970629 Ozzfest @ Blockbuster Pavilion
367 Upsilon Acrux- 20080620 Alterknit Lounge
368 Velveteen- 20040524 Knitting Factory
369 Versus the Mirror- 20060511 Knitting Factory
370 We Be the Echo- 20080620 Alterknit Lounge
371 Weapon of Choice- 19960404 Forum
372 Whiskey Daredevils- 20051015 Rockfest, Champaign, IL
373 White Zombie- 19920627 Palladium
374 White Zombie- 19940430 Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
375 White Zombie- 19950630 Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
376 Wired All Wrong- 20061007 LA Detour Festival
377 Yeah Yeah Yeahs- 20060430 Coachella
378 Yoko Ono- 19960615 Tibetan Freedom Concert: San Fran -
Gigs I've been to.....(work in progress!)
23 Aug 2008, 11:27 by iyers
From the depths of my mind I'm going to try and recall as many gigs as possible that I have attended!
Here goes!
(Gigs are in Bristol unless otherwise stated)
1989
Ashton Court Festival - I can remember seeing The Herb Garden & Chaos UK
1990
Pale Saints, Bierkeller, 7th of March.
First ever "official" gig!
Lush + Th' Faith Healers, Fleece & Firkin, ? of March
The Charlatans, Bierkeller, 28th of May.
The day after Spike Island - My mate Cathead had been and had the t-shirt - git!
Northside, Bristol Poly (Redland), 9th of June
(First game of World Cup was on a telly in the Bar!)
The Moonflowers at Ashton Court - July
(Get Higher at Ashton Court)
Mudhoney + The Pixies + Faith No More + The Cramps + The Inspiral Carpets + The Wedding Present + The Buzzcocks + Stereo MC's + Jesus Jones + Gary Clail + Neds Atomic Dustbin + Ride + Bridewell Taxis + psychic TV - Reading Festival, August
Pixies, Gloucester Leisure Center, 16th of October
Blur, Bristol Polytechnic (Main Campus, Frenchay), 2nd of November.
Carter USM + Bob, Bristol Poly (St Matthius, Fishponds), 8th of November.
Jun - Bristol, Bierkeller - King of the Slums + Rorshach
Oct - Bristol, Victoria Rooms - Ride + Bleach
Jun - Bristol, Fleece & Firkin - Moonshake + Bleach
Jun - Bristol, Fleece & Firkin - Moose + The Cranberries
Oct - Bristol, University - Chapterhouse + 5:30 + The Belltower
Dec - Bristol, University - My Bloody Valentine + The Boo Radleys
New Fast Automatic Daffodils, Quinton, Rorschach...Bierkeller...??!
Neds Atomic Dustbin, Bierkeller...?!
Rorschach, Tropic Club, Stokes Croft....?!
The Mock Turtles at The Thekla...date?
1991
Swervedriver at The Poly of Wales...?!
Spiritualized at The Poly of Wales...Nov?
Daisy Chainsaw & Sheep on Drugs, Poly of Wales...?
Babes in Toyland + Blur + Carter USM + Chapterhouse + De la Soul + Dinosaur Jr + The Family Cat + Flowered Up + Ned's Atomic Dustbin + Nirvana + Pop will eat itself + Senseless Things + Silverfish + Sonic Youth + Teenage Fanclub - Reading Festival, August.
Nirvana at The Bierkeller - November the 4th 1991
1992
PJ Harvey - Bierkeller, May the 28th
The Beastie Boys - The Charlatans - EMF - L7 - Mudhoney - Nirvana - P.J. Harvey - Pavement - Public Enemy - Ride - Smashing Pumpkins - Teenage Fanclub - Therapy? - Thousand Yard Stare - The Wonderstuff - Dr. Phibes & The House Of Wax Equations - Eat - Eugenius - Lunachicks - Midway Still. - Reading Festival, August.
Sonic Youth + Pavement + Huggy Bear, Rainbow Club, December the 7th
1995
Luscious Jackson at the Thekla, Monday March the 13th
Black Grape, Trinty...June?
Erm....um...!!!
1998
Portishead, Colston Hall - 2 consecutive nights in June...dates?
1999
Les Rythmes Digitales - Blue Mountain, May the 11th
2001
Super Furry Animals, Colston Hall, 28th of September
The Beta Band - Anson Rooms - 10th of October
Gorillaz, Academy, Bristol 15th of December
2002
Röyksopp & FC Kahuna - Academy, December the 20th
(Review)
2003
Massive Attack: Queen's Square, 25th of August
Zero 7 & Lambchop, Colston Hall, 14th of October
Super Furry Animals, Colston Hall, 19th of October
Bronze Age Fox & Pedro - The Tobacco Factory, 7th of November.
The Strokes & British Sea Power - Cardiff NIA - 3rd of December.
2004
Goldie Lookin' Chain - Fleece & Firkin, February the 4th
(Review)
The Bees - Fleece & Firkin, April the 1st
(Review)
Horace Andy, Academy, April the 29th
(Review)
Fingathing & RLF - Lakota, May the 14th
(Review)
The Zutons, Anson Rooms, October 6th
(Review)
2005
Doves, Colston Hall, March the 2nd
Fat Freddy's Drop at Fiddlers, 16th of September
2006
Edan, The Thekla, 5th of October.
Horace Andy, Trinity, 4th of November.
Easy Star All Stars, Trinity, 1st of December.
2007
Klaxons, CSS, Sunshine Underground - Academy 14th of February.
2008
The Cribs & Joe Lean and the Jing Jang Jong &Does It Offend You, Yeah?, Academy, 19th of February.
Johnny Marr joined the Cribs for the last few songs...Black Grape -
A Smaller Geeky List Of Every Band I Have Ever Seen
19 Aug 2008, 17:28 by Phunting
Hell, I'm home from work early so why not?
50 Cent
Alkaline Trio
Anti-Flag
Arctic Monkeys
Ash
Bad Religion
The Bad Robots
Big Brovaz
Billy Talent
Blink-182
Blur
The Bouncing Souls
Bowling for Soup
British Sea Power
Dirty Pretty Things
The Distillers
Dropkick Murphys
Electric Six
Envy and Other Sins
Fightstar
Foo Fighters
Franz Ferdinand
The Futureheads
Gogol Bordello
Goldie Lookin' Chain
Good Charlotte
The Gossip
Green Day
The Hoosiers
Iggy Pop
Iron Maiden
Jason Donovan
Jimmy Eat World
Johnny Foriegner
Juliette and the Licks
Kaiser Chiefs
Kat Rees and The Low-Tops
The Killers
Kings of Leon
Lagwagon
Less Than Jake
The Lemonheads
The Libertines
The Living End
Mad Caddies
Marilyn Manson
Metallica
Millencolin
Morrissey
Muse
My Chemical Romance
New Found Glory
Nine Inch Nails
Noisettes
The Offspring
Pearl Jam
Pixies
Placebo
Queens of the Stone Age
The Raconteurs
The Rasmus
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Reel Big Fish
Revenue
Rise Against
Sleater-Kinney
The Smashing Pumpkins
The Sounds
The Streets
Sum 41
