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I got through the que at 10:07 and didnt even see the cheaper ticket option. $179 base price plus fees and parking came to almost $220 per ticket for General Admission. Crazy! Tickets are still available at that price, I would be very pissed if they lower the prices because they didnt sell out after raising the price.

King Gizzard forum please.

Now that's some modern day crooning.

Our own (from years past), Aaron Goldstein's new project is called Future Now. It features Ian Burton, Glenn Milchem (Holy Fuck drummer) and Anna Ruddick (Randy Bachman bass). Check them out here; http://theobelisk.net/obelisk/2019/01/17/ian-blurtons-future-now-space-is-forever-premiere/

Pretty cool album all around

with Jimmy Herring!?!

Thanks for that esau!

I was able to do both nights in Albany and can confirm edger's findings. This was the first time I had not just driven through Albany and I got a glimpse of both sides of the tracks. Downtown Albany is full of life from restaurants to pubs to late night music venues. Central Ave between downtown and my hotel, 6 miles out, was pretty drab. There was quite a Shakedown just east of Times Union Center that was vastly different, yet the same on both nights. Night one was a nitrous circus, with balloons as far as the eye could see in the air. The cops sat on horseback and allowed it all to go down uninterrupted. I even saw a wook selling a moving box full of old used VHS porn tapes, which made me chuckle. Not to mention, a full mobile drink cart selling almost any cocktail you could imagine. Night two was a bit different, I walked in to a cop standing beside a nitrous tank that he was draining at full blast. Only the odd balloon was observed tucked in some corners, away from the police truck filled with poached tanks. Discarded Balloons and trash everywhere. As far as the music goes, I am sure you have all read the set lists and highlights. My standout moments were being second row for set 1 of night 1, specifically the transition of Theme into Free. Being row 1 in the 100's right beside Mike for set 2 night 1 was a cool experience to, specifically the No Men's into Piper into a huge Twenty Years Later. Set 1 Night 2 was, by far, my favorite set of the 4 I witnessed. The Chalkdust was the highlight of my weekend, the video below doesn't do it justice. I am pretty sure the band missed each others cue to end the song where it would normally end which led to this extended version, so good. Wolfman's, Scent of, NICU, Gumbo, Steam, I Didn't Know, Bathtub Gin to end the set complete with the Russian Dance Segment and a Vacuum Solo!?! So good! Great company with almost a whole row in the 200's to dance in. Set 2 Night 2 found all of our folks together to rock out in a hazy hue, and that we did. The Birds of a Feather made me laugh because before we walked in, my buddy stepped on a dead bird on the sidewalk and i immediately said "I guess we get a Birds of a Feather tonight". The Mercury into Light was huge, Mercury is always sluggish to me at first but always seems to blast off and that Light, damn, I love that tune. Night 1 Set 1 view point (thanks timmyB)

Dang!

Good running into you at the ticats game a few weeks back 2ndtube! Hope to see you out again, maybe the fatties on Oct 27 if you still have 2 nights in a row in you.

Ottawa tonight folks! Hamilton was great last night

Album of the year so far in these hippy ears...

Robin Williams pet my dog once.

Who will save the balogna pogna!?!

Heyo!

See you there!

My understanding is that they are playing their album Furr front to back on this tour as it's the album's 10th anniversary. Great album by the way. Thurs Sept 20 at Echo Beach in Toronto opening for The Sheepdogs and Shovel and Rope Thurs Sept 27 at Mills Hardware in Hamilton Fri Sept 28 at The 27 Club in Ottawa Sat Sept 29 at Pop Montreal http://www.blitzentrapper.net

HBBD!!!!

The new album is very very good for anyone that hasn't checked it out yet.

Pfffttt, who even plays a washboard?

Sturgill Simpson rips! I will not miss this band when they come near. TTB were solid as usual, Trucks is one of my favorite players these days. Willie is an icon, cant say much more than that. His band keeps the songs going no matter what tempo or tone Willie finds himself in but he can do whatever the hell he wants. Great crowd for the smallish size. We got free up grades walking in from lawn to dead center second row of the 400's That helped keep the kids warm and the elder comfortable.