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It is a matter of taste. If you like live electronic music, then i'm sure you'll enjoy it
It's just not my thing, i didn't enjoy one bit of it.
But, enjoy yourself and have a great evening tomorrow

I have yet to understand the craze behind electronic music...

I'm a bit close minded but, if you have to be on drugs to enjoy it (which is what most of friends who are into that scene do before they go/while they're there), is it actually enjoyable?

I give much to music that have good lyrics and where you actually understand what they are singing.
With M83 and their supportact i really couldn't enjoy it. There was way to much show around it for me with the lights and all that stuff, i was almost blinded. I'd love to see the people that are on stage instead of sitting with my hands before my eyes because i didn't want to be blind.

rkirkpatrick25 wrote:

I have yet to understand the craze behind electronic music...

I'm a bit close minded but, if you have to be on drugs to enjoy it (which is what most of friends who are into that scene do before they go/while they're there), is it actually enjoyable?

"Electronic music" is as broad a term as "rock music". The latter can be anything from The Gaslight Anthem to Nickelback, just as the former can be anything from Shpongle to Emancipator to Scooter. There are different levels of quality in every genre, you just have to dive deeper.

Yep, there's plenty of rock music you'd need to be on drugs to enjoy too.

<3 Converge, Torche, Kvelertak, and Whips/Chains tomorrow. So stoked. Can't wait.

And a ton of margaritas beforehand

Paddy wrote:

<3 Converge, Torche, Kvelertak, and Whips/Chains tomorrow. So stoked. Can't wait.

And a ton of margaritas beforehand

Converge and Kvelertak?

Jelly as fuck.

I have a new song project. I am trying to write an album of just travel/train songs. This is gonna be hard

JimmyB wrote:

I have a new song project. I am trying to write an album of just travel/train songs. This is gonna be hard

that's a cool idea. a concept album

DeathoftheCool wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

I have a new song project. I am trying to write an album of just travel/train songs. This is gonna be hard

that's a cool idea. a concept album

Totally, lots of great songs about traveling have been written by some famous artists too

JimmyB wrote:

I have a new song project. I am trying to write an album of just travel/train songs. This is gonna be hard

especially since you never travel anywhere

rkirkpatrick25 wrote:

DeathoftheCool wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

I have a new song project. I am trying to write an album of just travel/train songs. This is gonna be hard

that's a cool idea. a concept album

Totally, lots of great songs about traveling have been written by some famous artists too

Yeah, I am trying to stay away from songs that were already done. I mean Like CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Just bought the Thrice Anthology live CD, and a shirt from them! Yeeee

I'm oddly excited for winter this year. I WANT SNOW. I'VE NEVER FELT THESE FEELING BEFORE.

BLANKET OF WHITE. TRAPPED UNDER ICE.

Harbortown wrote:

Paddy wrote:

<3 Converge, Torche, Kvelertak, and Whips/Chains tomorrow. So stoked. Can't wait.

And a ton of margaritas beforehand

Converge and Kvelertak?

Jelly as fuck.

Yeah, those two are just awesome on their own, but unghhhh Whips/Chains is such a fucking super group. COLISEUM, XERXES, AND BLACK GOD MEMBERS.

Paddy wrote:

BLANKET OF WHITE. TRAPPED UNDER ICE.

I bet that's what all the girls say after they spend a night with you. OOOOHHHHHHH.

stepsandnumbers wrote:

Paddy wrote:

BLANKET OF WHITE. TRAPPED UNDER ICE.

I bet that's what all the girls say after they spend a night with you. OOOOHHHHHHH.

I never kiss and tell.

Well good night everyone.

Jimmy- have you checked out Tim Barry yet? He likes to hop trains and travel (at least it's my understanding that he did at some point anyway).

When I drove through Chattanooga last month all I could think was "Chattanooga Choo Choo."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XQybKMXL-k
They throw in some train noises too. Pretty cool.


Of course the best song is Mystery Train by Elvis. One of the best songs about anything ever. Old Elvis rules.

I miss Chattanooga. I haven't been there in awhile.

I drove through but didn't stop. Saw some of Lookout Mountain as I drove by. AND OMG THE SIGNS TELLING YOU TO "SEE RUBY FALLS" NEED TO CALM DOWN. I saw them in my sleep. Sure it's pretty though

800

I do like Chattanooga choo choo. Never heard of Tim barry before, will have to check his music out. I plan to do one with about 9 different originals, all covering a different period of train travel in America. With the working title of "America's roads of steel"

Harbortown wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

I have a new song project. I am trying to write an album of just travel/train songs. This is gonna be hard

especially since you never travel anywhere

He seems to see lots of trains. Not sure whether that counts as seeing the world.