and as usual, it f'in rocked the house. this band is a american institution, and they have cranked out their 3rd straight strong record in a row, after a couple of mis-steps in the late 90s. opened w/ "Candle", can it get any better? well as per their usual MO, they did most of the songs of the record they are touring on, but also cracked out a couple of old chestnuts (world is red; shaking flesh) and roasted 'em but good.
this was the 1st gig i shot w/ the 30D, and had a couple of fast rental lenses in the bag as well. i was expecting the kill. last night, looking @ the RAWs, i was bummed. but after spending some time tweaking them in PS, i'm pretty happy w/ how they turned out over all. you be the judge.
thurston, noise guitar king:
thurston giving me the finger:
lee, after digging into his toolbox:
i dig the B&W effect:
kim, approaching her victims:
mark ibold, veteran of both Pavement and "Strangers with Candy". no one else can make that claim.
the advantages of a gig in a big club is cool lighting:
sacrifice to the god of noise:
bullseye:
fun gig to shoot, and to be at. if you like SY but haven't gotten the new one yet, definitely pick it up...at least 4 stellar songs to add to their repetoire..."Rats", "Reena", "Turquoise Boy" and "Pink Steam". Kim was playing a mean slide/noise attack on "rats", and it's always good to hear Lee sing.
this was the 1st gig i shot w/ the 30D, and had a couple of fast rental lenses in the bag as well. i was expecting the kill. last night, looking @ the RAWs, i was bummed. but after spending some time tweaking them in PS, i'm pretty happy w/ how they turned out over all. you be the judge.
thurston, noise guitar king:
thurston giving me the finger:
lee, after digging into his toolbox:
i dig the B&W effect:
kim, approaching her victims:
mark ibold, veteran of both Pavement and "Strangers with Candy". no one else can make that claim.
the advantages of a gig in a big club is cool lighting:
sacrifice to the god of noise:
bullseye:
fun gig to shoot, and to be at. if you like SY but haven't gotten the new one yet, definitely pick it up...at least 4 stellar songs to add to their repetoire..."Rats", "Reena", "Turquoise Boy" and "Pink Steam". Kim was playing a mean slide/noise attack on "rats", and it's always good to hear Lee sing.