For those who love industrial, the most underserved music genre, check out 16 volt.
Genre(s): You should check out:
On sale Friday @ 10a:
Flight of the Conchords @ Davies Hall, 5/29/08
Genre(s): Rockin' You Soon
thurs./may 1: The Dilettantes @ The Independent
fri./may 2: Duran Duran @ Sleep Train Amphitheater
sat./may 3: Does It Offend You, Yeah? @ Slim’s
sun./may 4: nothing
mon./may 5: nothing
tues./may 6: nothing
wed./may 7: Bellavista @ BOTH
Genre(s): Rock Out SF
Sick- now I am going to have to go to one of those shows….read my A Place to Bury Strangers review here.
Genre(s): HRC loves NIN
So one of my most read entries is Top 5 Stripper songs. Apparently there are a lot of people out there looking for stripper worthy tunes, and the Hard Rock Chick is happy to provide them. So, in order to fuel the desire, here are 5 more stripperific songs.
Thanks to everyone who for some reason felt compelled to make vids of themselves dancing to these songs. It’s damn good entertainment.
Fuck the Pain Away/Peaches
Genre(s): Lists,You should check out:
This makes me feel weird. Tommy Lee, ok. Paris, duh. Vince Neil, no thanks. Hendrix? I know he was plaster casted- but seriously.
Genre(s): Read This
Velvet Underground
It is often said that while only a few thousand people bought their first record when it was releases, almost all of them went on to start their own band.
Influenced: Patti Smith, Brian Jonestown Massacre, Bowie, REM, The Pixies
Venus in Furs
Genre(s): Lists
Groovy Oaklanders Somehow at Sea create some mellow but totally danceable tunes. Doin THA Dishes even features the whistle tip. Get involved.
Genre(s): You should check out:
….and they are already on sale
Jakob Dylan @ Cafe Du Nord, 5/18/08
Ted Nugent @ The Fillmore, 6/19/08
Genre(s): I just heard...
As you can tell from my live review metrics- the venue definitely plays a role at a show. And, man, there are some great ones here in SF- The Great American Music Hall, Bottom of the Hill, Bimbo’s 365, The Warfield. Austin has Stubb’s and The Backyard, San Antonio has (had?) Sunken Gardens.
I asked some bands where they would want to play their dream gig, and here’s what I got:
“Outer space, baby! I want to be the first band to play in outer space! Either on the moon or on a space station but mark my words…. I WILL sing for the first rock band in outer space and make musicical history!”
-Jonny Sculls, Mouth To Mouth
“That is a tough question, because there are so many KILLER venues to play a dream show at. I think Zen Vendetta, however, would choose a venue close to where we live and work, so as many of our friends and family would be able to come enjoy the show. Since we hail from the Livermore Valley, in the S.F. East Bay of California, we would love to play at the Oakland Arena, Shoreline Amphitheater, or Chronicle Pavillion. Those venues are all close to home.
Of course, a sell-out Wembley Stadium in England would be nice, too.”
“Personally, my dream gig would be cloven-footed, kinda shimmery with a golden sheen and slightly out of focus, soft, and running around in a forest until we meet in a tryst of really weird alien sex involving holes and feelers that i never knew existed, then waking up all sticky and sweating under my bedsheets. Oh wait, that was my dream last night. My dream gig would be a show with Qui, 400 Blows, Turbonegro, Meat Puppets, and Buzzcocks at Emo’s in Austin on a Saturday night. Or New Year’s Eve with the Melvins and Comets on Fire. But we already did both of those, so I guess I can die now!”
-Johnny from Triclops!
Genre(s): Interviews

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