Metallica in Washington, D.C.!
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boldeagle3 said:Isn't the word going around that the actual date is July 26th?
It's still the 27th. 06.
This ties right back into the original thread.
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boldeagle3 said:Isn't the word going around that the actual date is July 26th?
Tyler Grant86 said:Looks like we're getting a little club fest about three months before ZOA...
Thirsty Ear Festival No. 5
04.13. Trans Am (USA)
04.14. Friends of Dean Martinez (USA)
04.15. Xiu Xiu (USA)
04.17. Mouse on Mars (Germany)
04.18. Chris Cacavas & Band (USA)
04.21. Just a Fire (USA - Fred Erskine's new project from June of 44 and HIM)
04.23. Donnasumer (USA)
04.27. Lambchop (USA)
04.28. Faust (Germany)
04.30. Chicago Underground Trio (USA)
05.01. Lali Puna (Germany)
+ Local talent
Lambchop and Faust are hitting the historic theater downtown, which has actually turned out to be a surprisingly solid venue...
Jessica Wright said:I'll check with Antonio Banderas about when we can grab a drink 😁 😁 😁
Jessica Wright said:🤣 🤣 🤣
Go ahead, keep right on going 😁
Austin Doyle40 said:Seriously?
What kind of deal is this?
Who’s actually playing?
I heard something about this about two weeks ago.😁
hollowseal33 said:I knew the structure felt a bit off... personally, I don't mind the New Wave era of music and theater, but as people, they just don't do it for me (for example, Dirty Theater played at a GOP pre-election rally, and they and Stublica are basically the only ones using this movie as a promo tool—since they're among the rare few still making money from music, like with Electric Orgasm, for instance). I'm not a fan, nor do I think the movie should have centered so heavily on them; half the film is just their tracks playing, or them talking, so it revolves around them constantly. To be honest, the US had plenty of higher-quality New Wave bands that barely get a mention here. In the movie, they come across like street kids—free, independent, and wild—making you want to be them, when in reality, they aren't like that anymore. But like I said, this isn't an objective history of the New Wave; it's just a movie about Mirkovic's idols.
As for Stublica... they were out in Utrecht, and when they got back and made calls, they were told he'd been away for a week (even though he definitely wasn't), so all we see of Stublica is old footage from 20 years ago.
hollowseal33 said:So, I finally watched the movie. (Though, if I have any kind of eye for faces, was Antonio Banderas actually in it?)
Morgan Cook10 said:Nah... people who actually knew her and have been living in New York City for years told her she was insane for turning it down, because let’s face it, it was good money. (She eventually walked away from everything anyway because she got tired of the constant travel and just moved back home).
But damn... the situation with the crew out in Salt Lake City is a completely different animal... we're talking solid standards and a comfortable life there!!
I guess it all depends on where you are, how you do it, and what your job is!