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Chai pas, mais je suis pas persuadé que les Pixies ça soit le genre à remplir Bercy ou le Zénith, tu vois... Pi bon, ils ont ptet résolu leurs différends, eu envie de recréér quelque chose ensemble, de revivre un peu du délire des tournées, que sais-je, chui le premier à être cynique mais bon les Pixies c'est pas les Stones qui tournent en fauteuil roulant koi
 
Prodigy

 
Il sert à montrer que ça me fait rigoler (sans sarcasmes ni méchanceté, juste marrer) que ça soit Jonas qui fasse la réflexion et pas toi, stout
 
Prodigy

 
non.
c'est moi

vos gueules les amoureux

 
Non va te faire mettre c'est moi
 
Prodigy

 
   
 
Prodigy

 
nan, toi t'es aigri, moi cynique.

Prod!
 
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y a le /HTML en trop
 
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De rien

'tin, j'ai 1263 mails a effacer de ma boite tiscali.

 
 
attend, ne nous méprenons pas. si je râle, c'est justement que je suis un fan absolu des pixies, et ce depuis plus de dix ans. Simplement, là, même si je promet de rester objectif quant à la qualité de la prestation (je suppose qu'on verra des enregistrements), tu peux être sûr qu'il n'y aura sur scène ni la pêche, ni la magie originelle. C'est un peu comme si un réalisateur qui n'avait fait que des chefs d'oeuvres revenait à 80 ans pour venir réaliser un dernier film, de merde. Enfin, attendons de voir...

 
The Pixies / The Capitol Years
(Fine Line Music Cafe; Minneapolis, MN)
04.13.04
 
by mr p
 
Fuck. Seriously. It's only been an hour since the show and I'm still trying to collect my thoughts. For tonight, I got to see the Pixies at the Fine Line Music Cafe in Minneapolis, MN. And boy do I feel lucky. First off, this was the Pixies' first show in 12 years. Why Minneapolis? Your guess is as good as mine. Second, the venue holds only 700 people. So not only is it the smallest venue of the tour, but it'll most likely be one of the last times they ever play to such a small crowd. Third, while some people paid well over $300 for just one ticket to the show, I luckily spent only $25. Combine these three with the music and you got yourself a good ol' fashioned orgasm.
 
And orgasm I did. Not because my 'bone machine' was accidentally rubbing against the person in front of me, but because I was blown away by their performance. It was all pretty surreal. Even when they first stumbled on stage, I couldn't believe I was seeing the Pixies. Like a lot of their current fans, I was young when the Pixies released their last full-length, Trompe le Monde. Instead of worrying about getting the album on its release date, I was more concerned with what people thought of my new eyeglasses. Consequently, I never really got to experience the Pixies while they were still an active band. Until tonight, of course.
 
The million dollar question before the show was: "What song do you think they'll open with?" Pretty much everyone I talked to thought "Debaser." You should've seen the look on our ugly faces when they busted right into "Bone Machine," probably the most appropriate song they could've started the show with, in retrospect. Needless to say, the crowd went absolutely nuts. Never have I seen such smiling faces at a show before. Aside from a jerk or two, the whole crowd was respectful of one another, showing their enthusiasm without ruining it for everyone else, screaming the lyrics to just about every song.
 
Although I've seen live photos of the band, I've never seen video of them playing before. So it was a nice treat to see their special blend of rock music actually performed live. Surprisingly, Frank Black was more animated than I was led to believe; Kim Deal had a huge smile on her face for nearly the entire time; Joey Santiago played his dissonant riffs with conviction and precision; and David Lovering pounded on the drums as if to make up for the past 12 years. And the sound was amazing. The Fine Line did a fantastic job at balancing the guitars and vocals with the bass and drums, which only enhanced the experience.
 
Without giving away too much of the setlist, the band played such classics as "Wave of Mutilation," "Broken Face," "Gouge Away," "Where Is My Mind," "I'm Amazed," "Monkey Gone to Heaven," and some special treats here and there. The standout song, however, was definitely "Debaser." At the beginning of the show, the Pixies seemed pretty shocked at the overwhelming reception they received, but this all faded away once Kim started playing the opening bassline to "Debaser." Played about halfway into the set, "Debaser" somehow managed to get the crowd even wilder than before. They played "Tame" afterward and went on to do some more tracks from each release, maintaining the intensity for the remainder of their set. They also had an extended encore, where they played songs such as "Velouria" and the slow version of "Wave of Mutilation."
 
A lot has happened to music in the past 12 years: grunge, alternative, techno, boy-bands, jock rock, Napster, RIAA, TRL -- to name just a handful. But tonight, it was as if the past 12 years never even happened. We were all transported back in time, experiencing one of the most influential bands in rock history, performing the songs we've been air-drumming to since we first fell in love with Surfer Rosa. Although it would've been great to hear songs like "I Bleed" and "Mr. Grieves," I couldn't have asked for a more perfect setlist. Because, in all fairness, it would've been nice to hear just about any song they've ever made. So I have no complaints whatsoever. Admittedly, I was a bit apprehensive about this whole reunion; although I was certainly excited for it, I couldn't help but think they had more to lose than to gain. But after this concert, it seems silly to even try to ponder the reason for the reunion. The Pixies just played a near-flawless set of music to a crowd that showed just how much their music has meant to them over the years. I couldn't think of a better reason for a reunion.

 
Thx mec I owe you one
 
Prodigy

 

 
on verra je dis. Plein de gens qui vont voir bowie en concert trouvent toujours que c'est génial et que gnagnagna . Et puis les places entre 25 et 300$
 
De toutes façons je m'en fous, laisse moi être jaloux et va chier

 
T'es jalooze passke Franck Black il s'est tapé Kim Deal et pas toi
 
Prodigy

et elle est contente?

 
De rien, mais c'est pas chez moi que tu trouveras des liens morts
 

 
je l'ai été, quand j'avais douze ans
 
 
mais va chier merde
 
et puis, vu comment elle se lave (se lavait?), ça doit pas être byzance par en bas

 
J'ai plein de liens crevés enterrés dans mon jardin
 
Prodigy

 
?    
 
Prodigy

on m'a ramené ma supernes, ma nes, et ma coleco vision (je me demande si ça devient pas vachement collector une coleco avec plusieurs jeux)

 
ben elle était pas très fraîche hein, la kim deal
 
elle m'excitait pas moins pour autant, m'enfin rien que ses cheveux, à l'époque  

J'ai deux places pour le concert du 07/06, mais j'ai bien peur d'assister à un froid entre Deal et Black, ils ne supportent plus deux heures durant.

 
Ah ben c'est la période trash grunge pue-la-clope-froide doigts de pieds au fromage et tout ça koi    
 
Prodigy

 
ah

 
Effectivement, si vous achetez le live sorti en DVD (89') vous constaterez également

 
les vrais n'en sont jamais sortis!  

 
 
J'ai pensé à la même chose
 
 
Les liens crevés ça suinte
 
 
 
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heu  
quand même, faut rester poli

Rhhhaaaaah ça m'énerve cette expression "Sapin de Noël"
C'est un épicea l'arbre de Noël, pas un sapin !

Jamais je ne l'ai eu....

 
et les pingouins?

 
Quoi les pingouins ?

a un moment liv tyler avait fait la une car elle mettait du 46

Dis donc, Liv Tyler, Alizee, Zangalou...
 
Lapin t'a lachee ou quoi

Ràf, je la trouve -bandante-, vraiment...