[CHOUT]

Originally Posted by HaydenAsche

Red Sea
First Avenue
the Warehouse
Java Joint
Nick and Jordan's house on Second Street
Sarah Burns' Barn on Eagle Lake

You mean the Java Joint in St. Cloud? We're playing there May 5th. First out of town gig!

My favorite venue is First Avenue/7th Street Entry
I had the honor of playing 7th Street Entry recently.

[marleypumpkin]

I updated the list. I took away the Red Sea, & replaced it w/ First Avenue.

[krastian]

Originally Posted by marleypumpkin

The Recher, Baltimore, MD
9:30, Washington, D.C

Both of these on this tour would really make my day. As long as there is one of these I'll be happy!

[marleypumpkin]

Krastian:

Well, since they're different states, I don't see why I should take either down.
& you never know which/ or if shows are gonna be chosen by SY.
Hopefully chabib will see the hard work we've all put into this & ask them to consider these venues on their next tour.
(not trying to get shows added)

[krastian]

I was just doing some wishful thinking....not saying to take them off the list you are making. The two venues are pretty close to each other. Baltimore is like a 40 minute drive south down to DC.

[marleypumpkin]

Hmm, I might have to re-consider. That is a bit too close. Oh well. For now, it stays.

[Glice]

Originally Posted by marleypumpkin

Sonic Youth

The Ripped Up Sound Tour:


Glasgow Barrowlands, London

Glasgow Barrowlands is in, surprisingly enough, Glasgow. I realise that you may not know British geography, but Scotland is a hell of a long way away from London.

[marleypumpkin]

Hell man, you should of told me in your post wher it was. I was doing guess work. I'm not a geography major in anyway. Oh well, I'll go fix it now. Thanks for filling me in on the location. (I'm a dumbass)

[marleypumpkin]

WHOROHSCOPE: The list has been updated. I added your venue.

[noumenal]

It's only about 400 miles - like driving from Knoxville to Savannah

[marleypumpkin]

noumenal: Are you talking about London to Glasgow, or what? I'm confused.

[noumenal]

yeah, London to Glasgow

[A Thousand Threads]

here in Linz it´s pretty hard to find cool venues
well,
KAPU, STWST, Schl8hof Wels

[Iain]

Re: London to Glasgow.

It might be only 400 miles but what with public transport the way it is in the UK it will take you an age to get there and it'll quite likely be a bloody hellish journey to boot.

[marleypumpkin]

Sonic Youth

The Ripped Up Sound Tour:

The Greek Theater, CA
The Troubadour, Los Angeles, CA
First Avenue, MN
Aragon, Chicago, IL
The Rave, Milwaukee, WI
Higher Ground, Burlington, VT
Mississippi Nights, St.Louis, MS
The Murate Theater, Indianapolis, IN
Beachland Ballroom, Cleveland, OH
The Warsaw, Brooklyn, NY
9:30, Washington D.C
Nanci Raygun's, Richmond, VA
40 Watt, Athens, GA
Brixton Academy, London
Somerset House, London
Glasgow Barrowlands, Glasgow, Scotland
Ausland, Berlin
Paradiso, Amsterdam
Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
Schl8hof Wels, Linz, Austria

[sonicl]

If we're looking at where we'd like to see SY play on the tour to support Rather Ripped, then for the London show I'd prefer to see them at the Royal Albert Hall or Somerset House than Brixton Academy. I've nothing against Brixton Academy, I just reckon that the Royal Albert Hall or Somerset House would be cool places to see them.

[noumenal]

Within a four houe drive of where I live would be nice.

[Glice]

Originally Posted by sonicl

If we're looking at where we'd like to see SY play on the tour to support Rather Ripped, then for the London show I'd prefer to see them at the Royal Albert Hall or Somerset House than Brixton Academy. I've nothing against Brixton Academy, I just reckon that the Royal Albert Hall or Somerset House would be cool places to see them.

Ew. RAH has horrible acoustics. Horrible, antiquated, Victorian bollocks. Barbican or RFH all the way. Although if Jimmer was still in the band it would be excellent to hear him make use of the RAH's fuck-off huge organ.

[sonicl]

Originally Posted by Glice

Ew. RAH has horrible acoustics. Horrible, antiquated, Victorian bollocks. Barbican or RFH all the way.

I've seen two concerts - Johnny Cash and Nick Cave - at RAH, and the sound was fine. I was on the floor level for both though, I don't know what the place is like up in the gods.

But yeah, Barbican and RFH would both be cool (although it would have to be QEH at the moment, not RFH).

Originally Posted by Glice

Although if Jimmer was still in the band it would be excellent to hear him make use of the RAH's fuck-off huge organ.

Oo-er, missus!

[Glice]

Yeah... up in the Gods it's crap sound. On the floor it's fine for Rock concerts, but still shite compared to other London venues for classical stuff.