Stone Temple Pilots Kingston Nov 21 2009

The Stp show last night was amazing. Prob one of the best shows I have seen in a while. Our seats where really good (Hard to tell from that cell phone image), but other than one drunk dude who keep shaking the boards we where all leaning on everyone/thing was cool. I am trying to remember for the life of me all the songs they played, but they didnt have a bad one in the set list… Although I also can’t think of a bad song they have. Crash Karma opened for them, and it was not to bad. Kinda sad the biggest applause for them was when they played a Tea Party song, but I guess that is to be expected since they have one EP out right now and only getting one song with radio play.

Enjoy ;)

Nine Inch Nails Pretty Hate Machine Vinyl

Just wanted to post a Thank You to Scott for giving me a sweet copy of Pretty Hate Machine on vinyl. :)

I have been scrobbling the music I play on my laptop now since May 2005. This was the killer feature to suck me into buying the upgrade for $19.99. Other than scrobbling it also now has better album cover support and seems to always pull the right art when I am playing something.

It sends the data in real time as it is playing, so be aware this is going to cut into your data plan.

Anyhow just thought it would be odd to be able to say you where on the cover of nevermind, but yet have the most crazy bathtub picture in the world mass produced.

I actually found the interview this image is from on youtube (they don’t need a link). The kid actually says something to the effect of “ya I’m Nirvana”. Take your crooked independent hat and go home! Nevermind was not even the greatest Nirvana album. In his defense if I was on the cover of nevermind it would be the highlight of my life.. I guess it would play strange things on your mind, but the kid has to get grounded at some point..

I sense headlines in the future where this person dies and they quote this.. “He was on the cover of nevermind”. Let him have his fun, cause even at the end it is going to be noted that he was on the cover. ;)

My thoughts:

1. They are worried of on coming danger from behind.

2. They are scared of catching them in the scratch session.

3. It is just instinct, with a combination of item 1 and they don’t even know they are doing it.

I have had buckethead on my playlist now almost exclusively for 2 days (This might not be healthy). I am not sure what brought on this giant buckethead kick, but it has made me want to pick up some more buckethead albums. The man has done a crazy amount of solo work and worked with so many people it would be almost impossible to collect everything he has done.

Right now my top play is the album Crime Slunk Scene and Colma tossed in every few plays. I really suggest you check out the tune Soothsayer on Crime Slunk Scene if you have not heard it. Giant Robot, Monsters and Robots, and Cuckoo Clocks of Hell have also been getting some play.. But they really need me to be in the right mood for them (They can get a little crazy at times).

I think Crime Slunk Scene has taken the number one spot away from Colma for my all time fav buckethead album out of the ones listed above.

One thing I did learn from the Bio on there site is that they plan to have the next album released on April 18th 2007 to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the misfits.