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Walking Concert @ Sin-e, NYC | CMJ | pics
Back to CMJ Day 4 (Saturday, Sept 17, 2005)... After Chad VanGaalen's set at the SubPop showcase I left Bowery Ballroom to take a break. Then I stopped at Sin-e to check out Walking Concert before going back to Bowery to see the last few songs of Rogue Wave followed by Wolf Parade (which was followed by Towers of London).
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Walking Concert is Walter Schreifels' new band. His old bands are Gorilla Biscuits, Quicksand, and Rival Schools.
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Posted on September 28, 2005 4:39 PM
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Comments (2)
'Run to Be Born' was one of my favorite CDs from last year. Nothing trendy, just good solid stuff: Jangly pop ditties with a scruffy indie edge and a healthy sense of humor. "Aluminium" is great. As is "The Animals." And the title track. And the rest.
Posted by J | September 28, 2005 5:41 PM
I saw Walking Concert's CMJ 2004 show. They were excellent. Missed them this year.
Posted by Glenn | September 28, 2005 7:06 PM