Band: Manchester Orchestra
Date: October 28, 2011
Location: The Regency Theater, San Francisco, CA
Preconceived Thoughts of the Band: I had only recently started listening to Manchester Orchestra, but a lot of people that I have similar music taste with really love this band. From all their songs that I had heard previous to the show I really enjoyed listening to. So I knew that I would most likely love their live show.
What Actually Happened (BITCH SPOILER ALERT) -
There were three opening bands, Little Hurricane, The Dear Hunter and White Denim. I had actually
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Sunday, October 30, 2011
Sunday, October 23, 2011
A Playlist.
Hello!
With the risk of sounding slightly morbid, tonight I am blogging about a death playlist. Over the summer my roomate and really close friend lost her mom. Personally, I am really bad with words, advice and condolences. I felt alot of emotions when I heard the news, but putting it into words is hard for me. Music on the other hand, is not. Over the past couple months I have been compiling a play list for her. Music for me means alot, and that's the way I express my emotions, whether happy, frustrated, angry or depressed, listening to a certain song means much more to me than many things. I had initially just sent my friend one song, and by her reaction I knew she knew that this song was what I was trying to say but couldn't. That song is track one of the playlist. The rest of the playlist are songs she will be receiving soon. I hope this playlist can help anyone out there who is coping with a loss.
-Relic
1. Timshel- Mumford and Sons
Listen here.
2. You Made Me Want to be A Saint- The Wonder Years
Listen here.
3. The Leaving Song- AFI
Listen here.
4. I Can Feel Your Pain- Manchester Orchestra
Listen here.
6. Lullabies- All Time Low
Listen here.
7. Saying Goodbye- Every Avenue
Listen here.
8. Maydays and Rosaries- AM Taxi
Listen here.
9. The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows- Brand New
Listen here.
10. Is That You?- Hurray For The Riff Raff
Listen here.
11. Broken- Seether
Listen here.
12. Cancer- My Chemical Romance
Listen here.
13. Soul to Squeeze- Red Hot Chili Peppers
Listen here.
14. Believe- Yellowcard
Listen here.
15. Fall Back Down- Rancid
Listen here.
With the risk of sounding slightly morbid, tonight I am blogging about a death playlist. Over the summer my roomate and really close friend lost her mom. Personally, I am really bad with words, advice and condolences. I felt alot of emotions when I heard the news, but putting it into words is hard for me. Music on the other hand, is not. Over the past couple months I have been compiling a play list for her. Music for me means alot, and that's the way I express my emotions, whether happy, frustrated, angry or depressed, listening to a certain song means much more to me than many things. I had initially just sent my friend one song, and by her reaction I knew she knew that this song was what I was trying to say but couldn't. That song is track one of the playlist. The rest of the playlist are songs she will be receiving soon. I hope this playlist can help anyone out there who is coping with a loss.
-Relic
1. Timshel- Mumford and Sons
Listen here.
2. You Made Me Want to be A Saint- The Wonder Years
Listen here.
3. The Leaving Song- AFI
Listen here.
4. I Can Feel Your Pain- Manchester Orchestra
Listen here.
5. Tiger Mountain Peasant Song- Fleet Foxes
Listen here.
Listen here.
Listen here.
7. Saying Goodbye- Every Avenue
Listen here.
Listen here.
9. The Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows- Brand New
Listen here.
10. Is That You?- Hurray For The Riff Raff
Listen here.
11. Broken- Seether
Listen here.
12. Cancer- My Chemical Romance
Listen here.
13. Soul to Squeeze- Red Hot Chili Peppers
Listen here.
14. Believe- Yellowcard
Listen here.
15. Fall Back Down- Rancid
Listen here.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Hello!
There haven't been that many shows for me the past few weeks, but the next 3 or 4 weeks will definitely be different. As a preview, here is what to expect in the next month!
There haven't been that many shows for me the past few weeks, but the next 3 or 4 weeks will definitely be different. As a preview, here is what to expect in the next month!
October 28th
-Manchester Orchestra and The Dear Hunter-
-Skrillex Afterparty-
October 29th
-Simple Plan and Forever the Sickest Kids-
October 30th
-Anamanaguchi-
November 2nd
-Mayday Parade-
November 16th
-Newfound Glory and The Wonder Years-
Look forward to these shows in the upcoming weeks!
--Relic
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