09.14.05 - Portastatic, Mary Timony Middle East Upstairs
09.16.05 - The National, Pela, Octopus Project TT's
09.17.05 - Polysics Middle East Upstairs
09.18.05 - 13&God, Boy in Static MFA
09.22.05 - ChopChop PA's Lounge
09.22.05 - Royksopp Paradise
09.27.05 - BRMC, Mark Gardener Paradise
09.29.05 - Electric Six Middle East Downstairs
09.30.05 - Bon Savants, Morning Theft TT's
10.02.05 - Metric, Most Serene Republic Paradise
10.04.05 - Bob Mould Paradise
10.08.05 - Nada Surf, Say Hi To Your Mom Paradise
10.15.05 - Mono TT's
10.21.05 - Adult. Middle East Upstairs
10.22.05 - Death Cab for Cutie Lupo's (Prov)
11.01.05 - The Go! Team Paradise
11.04.05 - Calla Middle East Upstairs
11.06.05 - Casitone for the Painfully Alone Great Scotts
11.08.05 - Broadcast Paradise
11.13.05 - Bauhaus Orpheum
11.16.05 - American Analog Set TT's
11.19.05 - Echo and the Bunnymen Axis
wThursday, May 19, 2005
Last night I saw Yo La Tengo perform a live score accompanyment to Jean PainlevéSounds of Science, a collection of 8 of his aquatic films. The films themselves were awesome and about some of the best underwater creatures - sea anemones, jellyfish, sea horses, etc. While their score did match nicely to the films, none of the music was strong enough to me to be something I'd choose to listen to independent of the experience. Also, it's weird because you find yourself watching the films exclusively and not watching them at all (they weren't even lit). Overall though, the performance was pretty cool. Just not sure I'll go up to MassMoCA to see it again like I thought I would want to.
