[pantophobia]

Originally Posted by pantophobia

also the Year Punk Broke screening was very memorable, Blues Scale was hilarious, and at the beginning Dave had special give away: his own very personal one of a kind YPB promo poster with screencaps he cut and pasted onto it, made back when the film was released, and he gave it to the person who could guess the working title of the film "tooth or hair" (play on madonna's truth or dare) but no one had the sightest clue, so he asked if anyone knew what his first band was, I blurt out "Painted Willy" and he said "close enough" and gave it to me, after the screening got him to sign it while a gaggle of photogs were taking pics of that (pics later)

 

all those pics on there were personally pasted on screen caps he got from his footage

 

 

at this point a whole crowd gathered round to scope what the hell was going on

 

[stu666]

Originally Posted by pantophobia

 

all those pics on there were personally pasted on screen caps he got from his footage

 

 

at this point a whole crowd gathered round to scope what the hell was going on

 

sounds like you had a good time and got a nice souvenir too. i'm so jealous!

[greenlight]

yeah, great pantophobia!

[krastian]

That's pretty fucking boss, panto.

Did you see anybody recording the Psychic Hearts show??

[pantophobia]

All Tomorrow's Parties, Day One: Thurston Moore Dusts Off A Mid-Nineties Fan Favorite

 

Photo: Jason Bergman



“I have Thurston-itis!” screamed one fan during Thurston Moore’s set Friday night at All Tomorrow’s Parties. The cure, apparently: Really loud guitars, which Moore, the longtime Sonic Youth singer-guitarist, delivered while playing all of his 1995 solo album, Psychic Hearts. (Friday featured several artists playing entire records, with Meat Puppets performing Meat Puppets II and Built to Spill doing Perfect From Now On). Moore’s performance was more than solid, even though he apparently only knew the words to two songs – he was reading lyrics off a music stand for much of the show. Though it felt like a niche set, the venue was fairly crowded, and both My Bloody Valentine mastermind Kevin Shields and Moore’s wife (and Sonic Youth bassist) Kim Gordon were looking on. Moore seemed playful as he ran through the album, which features a load of excellent fuzz jams, dissonant guitar spills, and some of his punkiest songs ever: He bantered with the audience before “Cindy (Rotten Tanx)” about how “this next song is not about Cindy McCain – at least I didn’t think it was,” and self-deprecatingly (and inaccurately) described Psychic Hearts as “written in one day, recorded later that day and mixed that evening.” -- CHRISTIAN HOARD

posted by Rolling Stone at 9:42 AM

[Moshe]

 

dave markey's photos from all tomorrow's parties new york 2008
click here

[stu666]

Originally Posted by Moshe

 

dave markey's photos from all tomorrow's parties new york 2008
click here

the link doesn't work Moshe

The link you are trying to visit has been disabled.

[Moshe]

try this:
http://wegotpowerfilms.com/wgp_gallery/ATP-NY-2008

 

[stu666]

thanks!

[pantophobia]

that one above is my new desktop

[pantophobia]

some pics from friday

Bardo

 

 

Tortoise

 

 

[pantophobia]

t money

 

yes, he had lyrics to teenage buddhist daydream

 

 

 

[pantophobia]

 

Dave at Q & A

 

not many shots taken, but thats ok

[pantophobia]

sheesh, it's just been a week and they are selling tickets for next year already and they haven't even announced the curator yet

not to mention the ATP Australia one