Sonic Youth, April 21st - Western, Indianapolis
Started by David Sullivan4 · · 👁 11 views · 90 replies
#62 ·
I’m riding with you guys because I live for a good joke,
I just gotta see that absolute moron hedgehog.
I just gotta see that absolute moron hedgehog.
#63 ·
coastalpanther11 said:I'm coming along because I love a good joke,
I want to see that idiot hedgehog.
show me your W bro!
#64 ·
Nicholas Perez33 said:Man, what a bunch of plant-eating hippies. Elvis and I just crashed out like we were surrounded by fairy godmothers instead of a pack of wild animals in fur coats.🙂
Yeah, totally. Some people drifted off like it was nothing, while others couldn't catch a wink because those first few folks started partying like absolute maniacs.😈 😬
#66 ·
I think Nicholas Perez33 might be the only person I know who snores while he's actually awake 😲 🙏 :jadnamimajka:
#67 ·
coastalpanther11 said:I'm coming along because I appreciate a good joke,
I want to see that idiot hedgehog.
👋 👋 👋
#69 ·
So, I’m totally out of the loop here and honestly a bit clueless... could someone please break down what kind of music they actually play? Just trying to figure out if it's my vibe before I commit to hitting up the concert. Thanks!
#70 ·
And I’ll leave you with this final thought:
I am fully in favor of a massive lunch! Let the magical, dreamlike feast begin.
With a shine from the fat, like a hedgehog's glisten.
Course after course keeps arriving,
While Ježurka frequently raises a toast:
To health, to the medicine, and to her home,
And to the fallen hunters, Žuća and his crew.
The four-hour banquet continues to descend,
Until our stomachs are pulled tight like a war drum.
I am fully in favor of a massive lunch! Let the magical, dreamlike feast begin.
With a shine from the fat, like a hedgehog's glisten.
Course after course keeps arriving,
While Ježurka frequently raises a toast:
To health, to the medicine, and to her home,
And to the fallen hunters, Žuća and his crew.
The four-hour banquet continues to descend,
Until our stomachs are pulled tight like a war drum.
#71 ·
Jason Richardson5 said:Since I haven't been paying attention and I'm completely in the dark here, could someone please explain what kind of music they actually play? I need to decide if this concert is even worth my time. Thanks.
Good grief, just read the original post.
#72 ·
gentlepuma20 said:I think Nicholas Perez33 might be the only person on Earth who snores while he's actually wide awake 😲 🙏 :poor-mom:
Seriously though, we'll be lying in bed🙂😍 , just having a normal conversation, and then out of nowhere, he starts sawing logs—even though he was talking perfectly fine ten seconds ago!😕 😬
Anyway, he was actually pretty quiet when we were down in Miami... and since he decided to point the finger at me this time instead, I’m feeling pretty good about it😍
Sleep tight, you monster!!!🙂
#74 ·
Sandra Chase16 said:man, just read the first post
Why the attitude right out of the gate? It’s not like I speak English fluently or anything.
And seriously, is it really that hard to just tell me what genre we're talking about here?
#75 ·
Jason Richardson5 said:Don't get all worked up—my English isn't great.
Is it really that hard to identify the genre?
It's punk, for God's sake! 😬
#77 ·
On their upcoming US tour, the London-based post-punk indie emo outfit Teamsters will be stopping by the West club in Indianapolis this Friday, April 21, 2006. Since they’re playing in Austin the day before and hitting New York City the day after, this stop in Indianapolis is really the only shot fans will get to catch them live in the States. They’ve been around for quite a while now, boasting several releases and an extensive touring history. In fact, critics have consistently praised their live shows, ranking them among the elite acts maintaining this specific sound—largely influenced by the Washington DC scene—and frequently drawing comparisons to “Drive like Jeh”...
Joining them on stage that evening is Bud Spencer, a band already well-known to the local crowd, who has recently established themselves as one of the most serious and capable punk rock outfits in the region. This local version of “Motörhead” is set to kick things off at 10 PM, followed by Teamsters, who will be performing material from their new album. Tickets are priced at $6.75.
To get a sense of what to expect at West this Friday, you can check out the bands' pages at www.bulletunion.com, as well as www.myspace.com/budspencerosijek.

Joining them on stage that evening is Bud Spencer, a band already well-known to the local crowd, who has recently established themselves as one of the most serious and capable punk rock outfits in the region. This local version of “Motörhead” is set to kick things off at 10 PM, followed by Teamsters, who will be performing material from their new album. Tickets are priced at $6.75.
To get a sense of what to expect at West this Friday, you can check out the bands' pages at www.bulletunion.com, as well as www.myspace.com/budspencerosijek.

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