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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 9:26 pm 
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Someone was talking about a new deerhunter shirt with the RCE album art on it in a show review I read the other day. Has anyone seen this?



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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
PostPosted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 10:49 pm 
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Deerhunter meet Mogwai. :D


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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
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Mogwai rules.

anyway. found this lead on tweetmeme lumping DH into the same 'lofi" category as Wavves.

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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
PostPosted: Tue Jun 02, 2009 8:54 pm 
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less_cunning wrote:
Mogwai rules.


Haha yeah, awesome amount of gear, that video also made me think what would Mogwai sound like without it all and some reason an image of them with guitars with just high treble and no bass, so they sound sort of 'plinky plinky' (if you get what I mean) came to mind, anyway...Such a good band live though, I also heard them playing in a basement/practice space in Glasgow once too, when I was just walking along the street.

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anyway. found this lead on tweetmeme lumping DH into the same 'lofi" category as Wavves.


I dunno, in that description it is sort of true if your talking about Pavement's type of lo-fi, I get what you mean though, it is a bit stupid, but if anything they are at at opposite sides of he scale


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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
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I just realized that photo is from when I saw them in Glasgow, that must mean Stuart is a fan, cool stuff.


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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
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You know what Stuart? I like you. You're not like the other people, here, in the trailer park.


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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
PostPosted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 12:59 am 
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less_cunning wrote:
Mogwai rules.


Haha yeah, awesome amount of gear, that video also made me think what would Mogwai sound like without it all and some reason an image of them with guitars with just high treble and no bass, so they sound sort of 'plinky plinky' (if you get what I mean) came to mind, anyway...Such a good band live though, I also heard them playing in a basement/practice space in Glasgow once too, when I was just walking along the street.

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anyway. found this lead on tweetmeme lumping DH into the same 'lofi" category as Wavves.


I dunno, in that description it is sort of true if your talking about Pavement's type of lo-fi, I get what you mean though, it is a bit stupid, but if anything they are at at opposite sides of he scale


yeah i didn't want to make a big deal of it. its like lo-fi is "trendy" now. or its like lo-fi is a buzzword for indie-rock now???

i saw this album description for this band Vibes that (purposefully) notes that their LP was recorded on a “last legs”-style 4-track, which i mean is fine. but i mean why be proud of that? it's just strange; obviously, DH doesn't record like that. so you know. i guess its an LA thing or something.

(i have a busted-ass Vestax 4 track i NEVER use. anyone wanna give me $100 bucks for it before this post-grunge lo-fi trend takes off???)

but you know its frustrating to read these lazy comparisons. but maybe i'm wrong?

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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
PostPosted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 1:35 am 
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less_cunning wrote:
yeah i didn't want to make a big deal of it. its like lo-fi is "trendy" now. or its like lo-fi is a buzzword for indie-rock now???

i saw this album description for this band Vibes that (purposefully) notes that their LP was recorded on a “last legs”-style 4-track, which i mean is fine. but i mean why be proud of that? it's just strange; obviously, DH doesn't record like that. so you know. i guess its an LA thing or something.

(i have a busted-ass Vestax 4 track i NEVER use. anyone wanna give me $100 bucks for it before this post-grunge lo-fi trend takes off???)

but you know its frustrating to read these lazy comparisons. but maybe i'm wrong?


"or its like lo-fi is a buzzword for indie-rock now???" Pretty much or indie-rcok has become lo-fi, which is a good and a bad thing I guess, but when people start self consciously doing well that's a bit shit. Lo-fi should essentially mean bedroom recordings but when your going to a studio with your Tascam well that's when it's fucked up.

It's definitely lazy comparisons aswell, journalism is plagued with them everyday.


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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
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indeed. anyway. i just posted that Mogwai gear thing becuz you know i think its rad that everybody in Mogwai uses the EHX SMMwH & that one guy in the photo uses two. sort of similar to what DH does w/ everyone having a Digidelay i suppose.

i've recently noticed how Bradford & Lockett sometimes wear vintage Coca-Cola shirts. i hope THAT becomes a trend becuz i got lots of them in my closet. anyway. those RCE shirts look really awesome. i wish i didn't already have like a couple of yellow & blue tees.

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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
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I should wear coca-cola t-shirts I'm addicted to it, unfortunately I wouldn't want to be sporting such an evil corporation...I only give them my money in the dark.


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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
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ha ha. there is no such thing a good corporation my friend. support the workers. not the corporation.

anyway. i am very happy that DH is doing well & that they have an awesome EP coming out & they are touring the globe. they all worked very hard for it & are extremely talented. they deserve it. i wonder what the next couple of months, & the rest of the year, is going to look like for them.

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ha ha. there is no such thing a good corporation my friend. support the workers. not the corporation.


True but you know what I mean.


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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
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i do understand.

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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
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I'm going to see and, if all previous accounts roll over to Australian shows, meet Deerhunter in under ten days.

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 Post subject: Re: Rainwater Cassette Exchange
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Oh and I didn't want to start a new thread, but is there anyone here from San Diego?

http://microcastles.wordpress.com/2009/ ... in-august/

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