Last night: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Grassfight trees

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Grassfight
Trees
24 October 2010

Better: depends on to what's left of my hearing.
"Spread the love like Brown".Black Rebel Motorcycle Club summed up pretty much until the entire two hours and a 15-minute-long with their words.They were good. That's great, even. "hell, they were amazing times. three members, Robert Levon, Peter Hayes and time part Raveonette Leah Shapiro, played together perfectly.There were no notes missed, not heaven that was hit, clues was not answered. three moved together, as well, of the gang.

Just like their name, they proved to be more threatening.

Because, while the songs were so good shit, they were also damn loud.Rough distortion of guitars mglm frontmen Office bark like a Triumph motorcycle exhaust pipe, and wore it down eardrums like ????'??, force the audience to cover your ears quite often.

But it has been worn a smirk on his face all the time, almost as if the damage to hear the crowd was its own amusement.What else expects a motorcycle club of so called?

The band was just outside the gates firing on all cylinders with "war machine" and "MOM Taught me improvement.", and although they were mostly lit from behind, shading was easily recognizable, even with the guy's liberal use of light high-powered strobes, thank you Jesus, Maria and his hairstyle.

Although the concrete was set early in the show, the audience their song BRMC is connected to "beat the devil tattoo v," stomp valleys that were all instead of singing along with Wu Song tribes.The next step, the band began into beautiful and powerful one version of more melodic songs "Bud" in their blood.

Three members, all dressed all in black – were focused, concentrate on a complete set.

But would explode in facade during a brief acoustic set, when passed both and sang a version of Cyndi Lauper "girls just want to have Fun."Revved up the audience, according to the furious rate full and volume scathing of the first part of the group, was quite ready for the acoustic night. Hayes, however, is saved the moment with his song drinking Hank Williams-the building "a gentle way to lose."

Other band, it was a perfect moment to say, but showed no sign of BRMC slowed.After a blistering version of "6 barrel or shotgun microphones", they closed their show with stadium-worthy "spread your love." at this point, the band left the stage, and shortly after the second song for the Encore.

The last 135 minutes shows that they are not a joke, and wore their endurance BRMC members onstage like tag. but what came with more subtlety was their musicianship. they play scheme with absolute integrity, despite the positions which they hit throughout the night.

What to think of it, these were pretty cool, too.

Grassfight of Denton open displaying a series of energetic post-punk noisy way band Sonic Youth was tight despite. of having just lost a friend, they were fully recharged after a short hiatus.

Visitor's notebook
Personal Bias: always already liked Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, but this is my first time to see them live. certainly went far bigger fan.

Random Note: people don't seem to be ready for long set from BRMC. it was clear at the end of the night that failed more than a few in the audience to pace themselves.

By guest: programmed Leah Shapiro is the funky drummer.

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