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Witching With The Beast.
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Sat 3/8/25: après-guerre na・poto
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Sat 3/8/25: Douglas at Helluva Lounge in Kobe.
I really dug these repetitive krautrock rhythms with sparse guitar parts and post punk tinged vocals.
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Got to Osaka yesterday and had to make a choice between 2 shows. One at Namba Bears with a sick band I recently discovered (Slug), and one in Kobe with a band that made one of my favorite albums last year (Yureka). After concluding there was no feasible way to go to both, I chose Kobe. Good choice.
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Fair point.
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I just don’t think we should be including the abusers and pedophiles that could potentially fall in that criteria. Things like that.
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Wed 3/5/25: Missing Heads at Club Goodman, Akihabara, Tokyo.
My first night and I got to see some legends. Tatsuya Yoshida (Ruins and Kōenji Hyakkei), Mitsuru Tabata (ex Zeni Geva, Boredoms, Acid Mothers Temple), and Kazuhide Yamaji (Dip/Dip The Flag). I wish I could post a longer clip. So good.
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As long as they are good weird and good horny, yes.
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Same. Honestly seeing all those old Beat Club and Musikladen videos is partly responsible for me filming stuff.
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MTV2, VH1 Classic, and Fuse. Good times.
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It’s been very good so far.
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As you should.
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Is it anyone I would know of?
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Josh is a net positive on any site.
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It’s so fucking good.
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I had to look through what they all put out, and with maybe the exception one album, I agree.
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I was in the crowd for that and god that performance was so funny in person
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Skate on, my kupo.
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I know there’s actual waterproof cameras that look normal, but for some reason I envision a camera encased and suspended in a clear cube that has a windshield wiper on it.
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This goes hard
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I’m flying in two weeks and am a bit intrigued how that will go.
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This is a possibility.
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Hard to call. I feel like there's more fist pumped noise than high five noise, though that doesn't mean it's the main genre. Also, I feel there's some fist pumped noise that's not high five noise, and some high five noise that isn't fist pumped noise.
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Is high five noise and fist pumped noise the same
thing?
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Same
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Best
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That second one was opening for David Liebe Hart and I wish I could remember all the other stuff that happened during it, cause it was so out there that DLH went around apologizing to people on their behalf.
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But yeah, that is true, truly some of the most out of the box set ideas happened there. Last week I was telling a friend about two separate absurd Crappy Dracula sets that happened there. One started with a 10 minute sit down q&a, and another their dummer skyped in from home while he did laundry.
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Ending the set with piling up all the chairs and then scaling them? Yes.
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Maybe it was the lack of proper heating in the winter. It was probably the garage.
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The Borg was a special place for a lot of scenes, but for us in the experimental realms, it was extra special. The Jazz Gallery is doing great things, but also that’s like comparing a real nice pair of khakis to some well worn/worn out jeans that probably could use a wash. I want the jeans.
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I get that. The Borg had a very profound effect on my trajectory as an artist and a person too. I love that nowadays we have X-Ray and Cactus for all ages shows, it’s incredible. But the they are way too different.
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I think the Borg as it was then should stay in the past, however, the city definitely needs something that could fill a similar role. It wouldn’t be the same as the Borg, but I feel like it could share a lot the same aspects and make sense for the current day.
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Admittedly, when it happened I was probably the only person not that bummed about it. I was in the process of handing the reigns over, albeit to the people that ended up letting this show happen, so I more so felt relieved.
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If only