Jamey Johnson, MHOW.

free unannounced Vetiver show at Frankies 456 in Brooklyn

Anyone know Bob Mould set times?

just one more reason for me to despise Frankies 456

@ Death by Audio (punk night)
49 S. 2nd st btw kent & wythe, brooklyn
8pm
the assassinators [ from denmark]
de høje hæle [aka the high heels, denmark]
the measure (SA)
state of decline

Irving Plaza message says Miles etc. Robinson at 8, Bob Mould at 9, until 10:30. Too early, too early...

Os Mutantes were garbage. Not comparable to the 2006 reunion tour.

Royal Bangs are fucking awesome.

The Mars Volta killed it tonight. Wow...just pure 90 minutes rock and roll....so good. Come back soon! Anyone get the setlist?

How was Bob Mould? Setlist?

Erin McCarley play a nice set at the Bowery. And here is a taste of Landon Pigg tonight playing our favorite AT&T song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2bo76F2lho&feature=channel_page

TMV = snooze

Mould was amazing

Mould was absolutely sick. Played a nice mix of Huskers, Sugar, and solo stuff

bob mould is eternally fucking boring

"FUCK YEAH WE LIKE THOSE SAW MOVIES! LET'S SHOOT THIS THING!"

Bob played his best electric band show in NYC in eleven years. The setlist was effectively balanced, keyboards were out - it was his classic three piece context for the first time since Sugar, the mix at the foot of the stage was crystal, and his voice was in particularly fine form last night. He is also (gradually) opening up his Husker songbook beyond the same five or six songs he's been playing the last few years - opening the set with Something I Learned Today was a great move, torching the thing right from the get go (though he could have kept that going with Broken Home, Broken Heart, before moving on to Sugar and new tunes...), and ending the pre-encore set with In a Free Land. He's never done either song in his post-HD career until this tour.
He pulled out Too Far Down, in a total surprise (seemed like the band didn't see it coming either - they just watched as he went into it after Hardly Getting Over it).

Also, one of the warmer crowds I've seen at a Bob show. A lot of good vibes in the room, making Bob look happier than I've ever seen him at a show.

Always a compelling, moving, and rocking night when Bob comes in with a band. Two of the four new songs sounded way better live than on disc - Life and Times and The Breach.

And the highlight is always Chartered Trips, and so it was again. But a full band Wishing Well (finally, after 19 years of it only being a solo show opener) came close to topping it (and the aforementioned solo acoustic Too Far Down, and the raging Something I Learned, and In a Free Land...)

Husker Du. The gist is still there at BM's band shows.

Did anyone else think Mould's guitar was mixed way to low - could barely hear it on the Husker Du stuff. That's not right.

probably depends where you were....anyone standing on bob's side heard it pretty clearly, or back in the middle or balcony hear the sound board. the left side of the room can be problematic when Mould plays - he likes to be pretty far to the right, though with the trio format he should have been heard well everywhere....when he had a second guitarist in 98 it was sometimes not great in the mix, but when it's all him, it should have been louder, yeah. Advice - stand on his side.

I stood on his side towards the back and the sound was clear

bob mould is eternally fucking boring