Regina Spektor's new album 'Far' was released on 6/23. Check it out, it's a great follow-up to 'Begin to Hope.'
Ingrid Michaelson tickets for a September 16th Webster Hall show go on sale Friday, 6/26/09. Her new album 'Everybody' will be released 8/25/09 and a single 'Maybe' on 7/14/09 on iTunes.
Tony Levin and his band Stickmen played Lost Horizon in Syracuse, NY on 6/19/09.
Stick Men is:
Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto (ex. King Crimson) and Michael Bernier.
I found out about this show just a few hours before, so I didn't have the SLR. I've listened to, and loved, Tony's work for more years than I care to admit. What a treat to find a show when travelling. Thanks iPhone and the Where app.
Tony and Michael played the Chapman Sitck, an amazing instrument Levin has been playing for years.
This was an amazing show with a mixture of originals and King Crimson songs.
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Show # 30
The Decemberists at Radio City Music Hall on 6/10/09. They played their new album "The Hazards of Love" in it's entirety as the first set.
Jenny Conlee began the show and the band slowly joined her onstage.
Colin Meloy playing the tour de force "The Hazards of Love."
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Show # 29
The reformed Phish - Phish 3.0 - played the Nokia Theater at Jones Beach. This night, 6/5/09, was the last night of a three night run.
We even got at vacuum cleaner solo.
The left side of the stage was far more photo friendly.
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Another point-and-shoot camera show. Why, oh why won't they let us bring nice cameras?
Show # 28
The reformed Phish - Phish 3.0 - played the Nokia Theater at Jones Beach. This night, 6/4/09, was the second night of a three night run. The were as good as they were in their peak, the mid 90s. Maybe better.
Almost felt like I was in a time warp. They looked like they hadn't aged a bit.
Higher res versions in my Flickr set.
Not too bad for using the little point-and-shoot camera at a large venue.
Show # 27
Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman appeared at Housing Works as part of Spin Magazine's "Liner Notes" series.
Amanda played both her piano and her ukelele.
Neil read his stories from the new "Who Killed Amanda Palmer"book.
Higher resolution versions in my Flickr photostream.
Show # 26
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