The Pixies took the stage at Coachella yesterday (April 12, 2014).
Yours for the viewing.
Setlist:
1. “Bone Machine”
2. “Wave of Mutilation”
3. “Head On”
4. “Gouge Away”
5. “Bagboy”
6. “Caribou”
7. “U-Mass”
8. “Crackity Jones”
9. “Magdalena 318″
10. “Where Is My Mind?”
11. “Nimrod’s Son”
12. “Indie Cindy”
13. “Ed Is Dead”
14. “Greens and Blues”
15. “Vamos”
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The War on Drugs performing live in the KEXP studio in Seattle, March 28, 2014.
Songs:
An Ocean In Between The Waves
Eyes to the Wind
Red Eyes
Suffering
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Neil Young’s final show at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, April 2, 2014.
The video sucks but the audio is pretty good.
Enjoy.
“Goin’ Back”:
“A Man Needs a Maid”:
“Ohio”
“Southern Man”:
“Mr. Soul”:
“If You Could Read My Mind”:
“Harvest Moon”:
“After the Gold Rush”:
“Heart of Gold”:
“Thrasher”:
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Beautiful version of “Girl From the North Country,” the song Rosanne Cash’s father sang with Bob Dylan on Nashville Skyline.
Cash was at Town Hall in New York city, a venue that Bob Dylan played back in 1963 — 50 years ago.
Plus listen to more Rosanne Cash live at the World Cafe.
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Here’s a full show from Bruce Springsteen, live at the Bellville Velodrome in Cape Town, South Africa, January 29, 2014.
Setlist
1. We Take Care Of Our Own
2. Night
3. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
4. High Hopes
5. Adam Raised A Cain
6. Something In The Night
7. Wrecking Ball
8. Death To My Hometown
9. Hungry Heart
10. Tougher Than The Rest
11. Jack Of All trades
12. Heaven´s Wall
13. This Is Your Sword (World Premiére)
14. Because The Night
15. She’s The One
16. Working On The Highway
17. Shackled & Drawn
18. Waitin’ On A Suny Day
19. The Rising
20. The Ghost Of Tom Joad
21. Badlands
22. Sun City (World Premiére)
23. Rocky Ground
24. BTR
25. Glory Days
26. Seven NIghts To Rock
27. Dancing In The Dark
28. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
29. Twist & Shout
30. Thunder Road (solo acoustic)
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Bob Weir and RatDog at the Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA, February 15, 2014):
“She Belongs to Me”:
“When I Paint My Masterpiece”:
Full show:
First set:
– Shakedown Street
– She Belongs to Me,
– I Need a Miracle,
– Cold Rain and Snow
– Greatest Story Ever Told
– West L.A. Fadeaway*
– Even So
– October Queen
– The Deep End
– Deal
Intermission:
Second Set:
– When I Paint My Masterpiece
– Most of the Time
– Corrina
– Lady with a Fan
– Terrapin
– The Other One
– Stuff
– The Other One Jam
– Dear Prudence
– One More Saturday Night
Encore:
– Touch of Grey
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The Strokes’ Julian Casablancas and his backing band the Voidz ripped through some loud and nasty new songs last night at the Chevrolet Courtyard, SXSW.
Stereogum reports:
If you saw Casablancas during his first solo tour, then you already know the deal: It’s exceedingly weird to see him onstage with a bunch of hired guns backing him up, even if the newly added billing suggests he’s trying to create more of a “me & my band” vibe this time around. (The Voidz lineup is different than the group he toured with for Phrazes.) Even if there was a veneer of imitation and rich kid play-acting to it, the Strokes were one of the last great “band as gang of friends that eventually spontaneously combusts,” a band that genuinely looked and acted the part of real rock stars together. Given, it’s getting to the point that if the Strokes are still together in any fashion, you get the sense they’re just going through the motions to get back to their other things anyway. Which is fine; Casablancas’ solo work’s been pretty great so far. It’ll just take some adjustment to get used to seeing Casablancas playing “Ize Of The World” or “Reptilia” (which we didn’t hear last night, but they played at one of the previous shows) with a mulleted and mustachioed guitarist rather than Albert Hammond, Jr. and Nick Valensi next to him.
For more of this review head to Stereogum.
“Ego”:
“2231”:
“Ize of the World”:
“Biz Dog”:
“The Phantom of Liberty (Arabic Jam)”:
“River of Brakelights”:
“Dr. Acula”:
“Glass”:
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Patti Smith sings “Dancing Barefoot” at the Apostel Paulus Kirche in Berlin on February 12, 2014.
By the way, in case you haven’t noticed, Patti Smith has never sounded better. She was always amazing live, but from the video I’ve seen this past year she is in top form.
Check out the awesome noir guitar from Patti’s son Jackson.
Patti reads from William S. Burroughs book “The Wild Boys”:
“Birdland”:
Also, here she performs “Banga” and “People Have the Power”:
The band:
Voice, guitar: Patti Smith
Piano, Bass, Voice: Tony Shanahan
Guitar, Bass, Special Voices: Jackson Smith
Drums: Sebastian Rochford
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Eddie Vedder was onstage last night, February 14, 2014, in Melbourne, Australia with Bruce Sprinsteen for an anthemic “Highway To Hello.”
Check out the rabid solo from Tom Morello.
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Patti Smith performed at the Apostel Paulus Kirche (Apostle Paul’s Church) in Berlin on Feb. 12, 2014.
Check out some videos of the show.
“Because the Night”:
“Redondo Beach”:
“My Blakean Year”:
“Beautiful Boy”:
“Land”:
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