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Originally Posted by scott v
ouch... my band opened for 16 bitch pile up last year and eventhough they weren't loud they still were interesting because eventhough they can be derivative they actually did something within a reasonable time frame that held alot of people's interest (it was a 15 minute set)... and they did it without being extremely loud.
besides i must say they were really cool and nice women, they really dug us, we were quite loud and aggressive.. i've been finding that with about 1/2 of shows we've done the main act who follows us is tentative and apprehensive of the situation because its like we've harnassed all the momentum from a show into our set, nothing to brag abotu because alot of times i feel bad about the "headlining" act.
i doubt that will happen this thursday when we open for the Flying Luttenbachers...
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i never doubted they were nice people; i just think that when you are willing to jump on the pool known as noise, there is a certain things you have to follow, one of them being the loudness.
i'm probably judging them too harshly and need to stop the preconception that what i'm hearing is supposed to be noise. maybe is they said they play droning no wave...that's why i hate labelling music.
and with all due respect, you are going to get your asses handed to you when you open for the luttens