Whoo!

I think you're forgetting about Puddle of Mud and Theory of a Deadman

LOL.

I'm listening to Headdress now and it's pretty good.

everything, with the exception of the propect hummer ep, after hollindagain has been downhill for animal collective.

headdress is a classic album.

You are crazy.

i like everything animal collective has put out, i can't choose a favorite

Ooh, yes.

So what's the point, when people say, they don't like a certain band, because they claim, they can create the same sound as the band. Do you condemn Louie Louie and I wanna be your dog for the same reason?

best gigs i've seen lately top-2:

1. animal collective
2. sunburned hand of the man

Didn't say I didn't like them just because I can make sounds like them. Just saying that they aren't the best around.

That wasn't primarily meant as criticism towards you, you wrote you enjoy them. It's just, that I read/hear that reason for disliking an band every now and then and i think it's a ridiculous reason.

Word. I can agree to that. Besides, if someone plays music that sounds like a band they don't like isn't there something up with that?

I don't like no talent bands that I could imitate with a broken guitar and the influence of hallucinogens.

Does anyone know the names of the members? Discogs.com only mentions two guys named Keith Wood and Phil Franklin. The record i have only lists some first names ...

i voted yes.

there are too many... there was a nice zine called sunflower press(?) which has extensive interviews of most of the members... maybe it's still available in eclipse records?

too bad keith wood (hush arbors) wasn't on their last tour but phil franklin was, also some others but i don't remember their names right now.

John Moloney, Paul Labrecque, Chad Cooper, Dave Bohill, John Moloney, Mjk, Rich Pontius, Rob Thomas, Ron Schneiderman, Tony Godess. Valerie Webb, Chris Corsano...

I'm not for one moment claiming that's everyone though.

Good SBHOTM discog here.

thanks, i would have repped you,b ut wasn't able too ...

The lineup in which I saw them in Holland had (thanks pjc for the info) everyone in this picture, except for the bald guy on the left who doesn't appear to be in the band.


from left to right: unknown bald guy, Paul Labrecque, Phil Franklin, John Moloney, Mick Flower (from Vibracathedral Orchestra), Ron Schneidermann, Mike K, Rob Thomas.

I imagine in Austria it would've been pretty much the same, except maybe without Paul Labrecque? At least he didn't play with them in the UK I think, so maybe just some dates in and around Belgium.

no
TV on the Radio is the best band right now.