May 23rd: Nine Inch Nails, Sonic Youth, Edward Bernays propaganda + 80s party @ Boogaloo movement

Nathan Rodriguez6 said:Will there be The Beatles t-shirts for sale at the concert?

Yeah, they'll have Discipline for sale, obviously.

Word is The Beatles are playing everything live, even stuff from the first album! Finally!

analogsailor16 said:Edward Bernays propaganda is pure garbage. People have zero money left, nothing at all. 😢

You can still find something to whine about if you try hard enough!

silentmaker said:nah, they're just totally boring ☕

They had to cut the set short at Coachella because of some border rush—would've been perfect, too. 👍

I was totally into Edward Bernays and the band back in the day. Their stuff—both the old albums and the new material—is top-tier, so I didn't mind sitting through an hour or so of it.

Ugh, some Mexican cripple and a casino drummer Kolje, though on the flip side, that singer is killing me with those abscess-ridden vocals—totally sounds like she's fighting off kidnappers. Everything else is just mediocre 🤷

They definitely work better as clusters👍

The concert is NOT canceled!

Was it actually necessary? 😕

Man, that was absolutely incredible, goddammit!!!!!

God, those damn Boogaloo movement idiots. Someone should just drop a bomb on that spot so we never have to deal with concerts like that again.
Screw those morons 😠😠😠

Thank God The Beatles were full of energy, because if there hadn't been any sound at all, it still would've been an incredible show
My favorite part was when they started "You know your room..." and I totally lost my mind 😁 and of course, Radiohead in style

That was a "tone" from The Beatles. What a complete lack of hearing 🙏 🙏 🙏 Radiohead and Edward Bernays propaganda sounded perfectly fine with a different tone, just like how someone in the Boogaloo movement can sound okay.

Did Debeli really just play "You know your room is..."?! 😲 🙏

I’ve seen him perform countless times, from small clubs in Chicago to massive stages at Coachella, and yet, I still haven't experienced that legendary, high-octane energy everyone raves about...

As for the sound quality—honestly, I can't recall a single time I was truly satisfied. It’s always been nothing but a muddy mess, just wall-to-wall sludge... the only exception was last year at Coachella; I was absolutely exhausted by 5:00 AM and standing quite a distance back from the stage, and only then did the riffs actually start to cut through the noise clearly enough to distinguish them...

David Sullivan4 said:Man, that was a total disaster from The Beatles. Talk about ear damage. 🙏 🙏 🙏 Honestly, Radiohead sounded perfectly fine by comparison—if you consider how much noise someone in the Boogaloo movement can actually stomach.

Look, I don't know whose sound engineering was responsible, and I wasn't actually at the Radiohead show or the Edward Bernays propaganda set, but The Beatles sounded absolutely terrible.

I swear, I hate the Boogaloo movement because the sound quality is always garbage. 😠

I missed it this time, but I won't let it happen again 😁

Darkec, how were our neighbors back then? 🙂

They should have been solid, honestly. The only issue was they were playing to a crowd of maybe 23 people... and that was at a venue like The Fillmore, which felt kind of eerie... 🙂

Anyone know the setlist? Like, what did they play and how did they open or close the show?
I couldn't make it, but I'm dying to know...
thanks 🙂

Ah well, I missed 🤷

Do we have a recording?