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Norma,Here's a little tool tip that I have recently started using and thought you might like for your steel pans. Beauty shops use a real inexpensive clear plastic hair cap/cover that has an elastic band on it and they work great for irregular shaped pans or just plain old bowls instead of cling wrap (that never really clings). I use them a lot for watermelon and cantaloupe too that goes back into the fridge. You can tie a knot it it to adjust for a smaller size if needed.http://www.suntekstore.com/goods-13000169-100pcs_disposable_clear_shower_hair_caps_for_spa_salon.html
Norma,Actually, you want to preserve the moisture of condensation and let it fall back onto the dough. Member November discussed this matter at Reply 17 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,12531.msg119861/topicseen.html#msg119861, among other places. Bob's suggestion reminded me of those hotel shower caps that are sometimes given to guests for free. I have used them in the past to cover round storage bowls during the fermentation of dough within the bowls but I don't know if they will stretch enough to cover a rectangular 8" x 10" storage container. Peter
Gene,Since you are from Detroit and have eaten at Buddys would you describe the brick cheese on Buddys regular pizzas as mild tasting?Norma
Hi, Norma,I'm afraid that I can't give you a reliable answer because I left Detroit in 1977 and have been living in NYC ever since. I do remember (and my memory seems to be confirmed by my own Detroit style pizzas attempts) as a certain "pungency"; however, having learned, from reading this thread, that Buddy's uses sharp white cheddar for the crust, I can't honestly say whether the "pungency" I remember comes from the crust (cheddar) or the cheese in the middle (mozzarella).My main memory is that, unlike "ordinary" pizza, where you can taste distinct layers - sauce, cheese, pepperoni, etc., with the ability to "pick off" the toppings - with the Detroit-style pizzas, the ingredients and flavors all sort of "melded" and I seem to remember some "creaminess" to the dough. But again, it's been more than 30 years since I was last in Detroit and tasted the real thing.I don't know if they're on this thread or the "'Detroit Style' - Buddy's or Shield's" thread (2:30 a.m. here, too tired to search), but there are some posters who ordered Buddy's Pizza from the source, online. Of course, things could have changed over 30 years, but if you contact one of them and asked them your cheese question, they probably could give you a better answer.And now, maybe you can help me! In the ingredients lists on some recent recipes, I have seen the initials "HR" where I would expect to see "water." What does "HR" stand for?Thanks.Gene
And now, maybe you can help me! In the ingredients lists on some recent recipes, I have seen the initials "HR" where I would expect to see "water." What does "HR" stand for?
Norma,Since we changed so many variables at one time, it is hard to say which ones had the greatest impact. However, I would say that increasing the amount of yeast and using higher temperatures overall had a material affect on the results, especially when accompanied by the absence of salt in the dough. I am less certain about the effects of using more dough and the preliminary brief (20 minute) rest at room temperature before refrigerating the dough. You would have to repeat the experiment using the 9-ounce dough ball weight and skip the initial rest at room temperature to test those two variables. As it turned out, the total unbaked weight of your latest pizza was 22.90 ounces. The total baked weigh was 21.24 ounces. That was a loss during baking of 7.3%. I would say that your pizza weighed more than a typical Buddy's 4-square cheese and pepperoni pizza. However, that is of no consequence if it turns out that you need the larger dough ball size to get the desired height in the finished crust.Peter
Gene, Since you were last on the forum, I put together a list of common pizza-related abbreviations used on the forum. I gradually add to it as new abbreviations are used by members in their posts and are not defined in the such posts. The list is at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,20056.0.html.Peter
Gene,Thanks for telling me what you recall about Buddys cheese taste. I dont think Buddys uses sharp white cheddar now, but only uses brick cheese for their regular non specialty pizzas. I have used some cheddars in combination with mozzarellas in this thread for Buddys clone attempts. I did also make some attempts with only brick cheese. I agree with you that in Buddys clone pizza and a real Buddys pizza all the flavors are melded together and you really cant tasted each topping like in other styles of pizza. When you say creaminess in the crumb, do you mean it had a light texture if you can recall. I did read online somewhere in the last few days that Buddys did change the recipe from when they started to make their pizzas. Maybe what you tasted 30 years ago isnt what a Buddys pizza tastes like now. Do you recall Buddys baking in deck ovens back that many years ago?I did order a real Buddys pizza online and it was half-baked. I just wanted to confirm what other members might have thought of the cheese on a real Buddys pizza.I would like to help you with what HR stands for, but dont recall posting that. Maybe someone posted on this thread what hydration ratio was. It is a percent of water used in making a dough. If you need any other help understanding something on this thread let me know. Norma
Norma,Peter helpfully pointed me to an "abbreviations section" he created, so now I know that "HR" means "hydration ratio." Now I just need to know what brick cheese is. I've been assuming that it's regular mozzarella, but sold in a block that one shreds oneself, as opposed to buying it already shredded. But maybe I'm wrong and it's also a variety of cheese - i.e., not mozzarella or maybe mozzarella combined with another kind of cheese?By "creaminess," I mean that the dough kind of melts in my mouth. On one of my Detroit pizza attempts, I took it out of the oven a tad too soon and got that kind of mouth feel, so I'm now wondering if Buddy's pizzas are slightly underbaked - maybe a short bake at a high temperature, so that the outside is crisp, but the inside not cooked enough to dry out? Same idea of a good steak at a steakhouse, where they have grills that, I read, can get up to 1,000 degrees, so you get a steak that's charred on the outside, but rare or even raw on the inside. I'm gonna try to bake one that way on purpose and see what happens.Regarding the oven, I always went to the original Buddy's, on Six Mile Road, and though I don't remember exactly, I'm guessing that the door to the kitchen must have been closed because I don't recall seeing the oven.Peter has spoken with Buddy's personnel in the past. If you're reading this, Pete, maybe you could call Buddy's and ask what kind of oven they use? Maybe you can even get bake time and temperature.Norma, I understand that you sell pizzas commercially, so maybe you can enlighten me on what you think would be the best way to prepare Detroit-style pizzas for large quantity commercial sale. Should I order, say 100 steel pans, coat them with oil, mix a bulk dough, immediately divide it, put measured portions in the pans and leave them to rise? Should I let the bulk dough rise, keep it all together and only when someone orders a pizza, pull off a piece, oil a pan, put the dough in the pan, top it and bake it? Or something in between or something completely different? What's the best way? I know the best way for "non-pan" pizzas where one takes a dough ball, stretches it, puts it on a peel, etc., but not for pizzas where one puts the dough in a pan and then into the oven. In NYC, where I live, pizzerias sell Sicilian pizzas, of course, but people generally order just slices and they order so few of them that it's not unusual for a pizzeria to have to make just one pizza in a large pan for the entire day, so the issue of efficiency never arises.
Now I just need to know what brick cheese is. I've been assuming that it's regular mozzarella, but sold in a block that one shreds oneself, as opposed to buying it already shredded. But maybe I'm wrong and it's also a variety of cheese - i.e., not mozzarella or maybe mozzarella combined with another kind of cheese?
Peter has spoken with Buddy's personnel in the past. If you're reading this, Pete, maybe you could call Buddy's and ask what kind of oven they use? Maybe you can even get bake time and temperature.


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On a recent overnight trip, I started getting ready for bed and by the time I was in my hammock, I was dripping with sweat (I was not hot when I started). This time of year, I strip off to my underwear before getting in. After a while, I had cooled off enough to pull up a poncho liner I had brought with me. That worked well, but in the middle of the night, I got pretty chilly (I think it got down into the 60s) and it woke me up. I was able to tuck the liner up under myself enough to be mostly comfortable, but to be honest, I didn't sleep that well.
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Favourite gigs of 2012
Who have you seen this year that's blown your mind? I've had a string of them in the past few weeks alone. Unfortunately I had sweet FA in terms of festivals this year.
My favourites have been:
A$AP Rocky - Arches, Glasgow
Refused - Academy, Manchester
Swans - Arches, Glasgow
Purity Ring - Stereo, Glasgow
EL-P - Stereo, Glasgow
Brand New - Academy, Glasgow
Animal Collective - ABC, Glasgow
Football Etc - Central, Newcastle
Santigold - Picture House, Edinburgh
Twilight Sad = Grand Ole Opry, Glasgow
Got Deftones at Barrowlands next year - YES!
haven't been to many this year but i'd pick
erased tapes - hackney empire, london
Kerouac- Old Blue Last
Converge- KOKO
Rolo Tomassi- XOYO
65daysofstatic- Garage
Joyce Manor- OBL
Pulled Apart By Horses- Electric Ballroom
We Came Out Like Tigers- OBL
Blood Red Shoes- Heaven
Brontide- Hotel Street
Wild Flag- Electric Ballroom
Mogwai, Friday night at Green Man
Liars - Green Door Store, Brighton and The Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth
Earth - The Haunt, Brighton
Low - Royal Festival Hall
Tuneyards - Sunday night Green Man
Beach House - The Haunt, Brighton
That Earth concert was great!
Mount Eerie & O Paon were both amazing as well.
It was seriously packed in there
The whole bill was awesome. O Paon was breathtaking and Mount Eerie was good as well. Went the evening after for Veronica Falls and it was dead.
The year is not over yet
Ask again 28 days later ...
So far
27/08/2012 - Damo Suzuki & The Dream Machine All Stars @ Brixton Windmill
17/06/2012 - Puscifer/Carina Round @ The Souverign Arts Centre, Reading, Pennsylvania
16/06/2012 - The Duke Spirit @ The Highline Ballroom, New York
29/09/2012 - Liverpool Psych Fest (Dead Skeletons/Hookworms/Mugstar/Plank!/Koolaid Electric Co/Piatcions/Helicon
31/01/2012 - The Early Years @ Kraak, Manchester
26/02/2012 - The Longcut @ Mama Liz's Voodoo Louge, Stamford
23/11/2012 - The Lost Rivers/93MillionMilesFromTheSun/Toba Caldera @ Hope & Anchor, Islington
06/05/2012 - Daniel Land & The Modern Panters @ The Angel Centre, Salford
09/05/2012 - A Place To Bury Strangers/The Lucid Dream @ Hare & Hounds, Birmingham
28/09/2012 - Arrows Down @ Hope & Anchor, Islington
if I really want to use mindblowing
Boredoms at atp was the best thing this year. And indeed the best thing i've ever seen since I started seeing bands.
i felt exactly the same
instantly was the best gig i've ever seen. didn't even need to think about it. BEST. IMMEDIATELY.
my friend who is never impressed with anything
Watched the first set from the back and was all 'nah' but I dragged him to the front for the second set and afterwards he went 'okay yeah that was the best thing I've ever seen'. Coming from the man who Hayes everything that is a pretty big deal
i watched both from the back
i started the first one sat down and just couldn't remain seated. absolutely breath taking
Tune-Yards at Green Man was a top ten gig OF MY LIFE.
Islet, Scritti Politti and Megafaun also brilliant there.
The Chameleons @ HMV Institute, Birmingham in April. Finally got to see them 27 years after first hearing them and was worried it would be a letdown. It was incredible. :)
Efterklang @ Warwick Arts Centre in October. Quite beautiful.
New Order @ Birmingham Ballroom in April. Who needs Hooky?
Yeasayer @ Buffalo Town Ballroom. August. Took my 10 year old son to his first gig, it's got to be a favourite.
Teeth of the Sea Birmingham and Green Man. Live revelation of the year, the drummer is a maniac.
Tall Ships @ Birmingham Rainbow in October. What an ace live band these boys have become. They've always been good, but now...
Worst: Dexys at Green Man. Guff. Sensational at Supersonic, apparently he was unbelievably bad because he necked a load of MDMA an hour before going on stage.
Donato Dozzy at Corsica was a fucking masterclass
Kevin Drumm at Cafe Oto
Still a few to go, but so far:
Jeff Mangum- London Union Chapel
Soap & Skin- London Royal Festival Hall
Dan Deacon- London Scala
Efterklang- London Barbican
Leonard Cohen- Wembley Arena
Boredoms- ATP: Jeff Mangum
Elbow- Latitude Festival
Los Campesinos!- Latitude Festival
Of Montreal- Brighton Concorde 2
65daysofstatic- London Garage
St Vincent- Latitude Festival
Yndi Halda- Hoxton Hall
Sigur Ros- Amsterdam Paradiso
Destroyer- London Village Underground
Zun Zun Egui- Latitude Festival
David Byrne and St. Vincent at the Greek Theatre
fabulous stuff.
Manchester Ritz - by a country mile
at End of the Road for me. Life affirming stuff.
Jeff Mangum at The Union Chapel was the best. I went to both. The
backing band coming down the aisle at the end was my music moment of the year. The Walkmen and Beach House gigs both at The Village Underground were stunning. I've a few gigs left this year. I'm typing this reply at Shepherds Bush waiting for Sharon Van Etten to come on and tomorrow I have Evan Dando\Juliana Hatfield at The Royal Festival Hall. I've a few more too but Mangum, Walkmen and Beach House are my top three. Sorry for the longer reply than most.
Menomena, last week.
Or so the unabating tinnitus attests.
Also: Dirty Projectors at the Berghein in Berlin. Just - wow...
cable - the venue derby
tim hecker - st giles in the fields (sitting in a church in the dark is the best setting for that kind of thing)
jeff magnum - union chapel x2
natural snow buildings- the victoria
o paon supporting earth/mount eerie- union chapel
sufjan planets thing at the barbican, wasnt expecting much from this but pleasently surprised
julia holter - cafe oto
Holter @ OTO
Great great gig. Very warm, I recall.
Also: Michael Gira and Josephine Foster there this year too. And a million other things I couldn't even make it too but were probably amazin'. Shine on, you crazy Japanese café.
Been a good year
Watch the Throne - The o2
Refused - Forum
Radiohead - The o2
Grizzly Bear - Brixton Academy
The Walkmen - Village Underground
El-P - The Scala
At the Drive In - Brixton Academy
Bo Ningen numerous times, though if I had to choose their set at the Monarch at the Camden Crawl was the best
M83 at Latitude were incredible, i'm gonna be an indie prick and say they've not been as good since Before The Dawn Heals Us but they certainly know how to put on a show and I enjoyed every minute of it.
Saw Bo Ningen for the first time this year
Absolutely blew me away. Everyone was either flailing around like a lunatic or frozen in amazement. Can't wait to see them again.
Wish I'd seen them with a crowd
I saw them at Stereo in Glasgow and there were around 30 peeps. It was still really good though.
Had a great week just last week
Menomena, Dirty Three & Shearwater, all fantastic performances. Other highlights:
GY!BE - Forum
Sunn O))) - Coalition
Julia Holter - HBC (Berlin)
The Physics House Band - Lewes Psychedelic Festival
Forgot about AU at Sticky Mike's Frog Bar, didn't know what to expect but they blew me away.
The Retro, Corby Cardigan
They played a cover of The Riverboat Song by Ocean Colour Scene and one of my mates I was out with got wanked off during that very song at V Festival a good few years back.
Brand New - Roundhouse
Pianos Become the Teeth - Borderline
Guillemots - 2000 Trees
Into It. Over It - Cricketers, Kingston (2 hour 20 minute set)
Converge - Koko
Japandroids - The Green Door Store
A Winged Victory For The Sullen (South Street, Reading)
Johann Johannsson / Dustin O'Halloran / Hauschka (Barbican)
Dirty Three / SBTRKT / John Talabot / Chromatics / Jamie XX / Scuba at Primavera
Radiohead (Nimes)
El-P (Scala) <<< BEST GIG
Japandroids (Heaven)
GY!BE (Forum
Menomena (Cargo)
I assume Los Camp's Christmas gig will be my favourite of the year though.
Disintegration Loops
At Queen Elizabeth Hall or Africa Express (+after party at the Scala).
Erased Tapes at Hackney Empire was good too.
Philip Glass
Last night at the Barbican can be added to this too, perfection.
so many
was lucky enough to see Jeff Mangum three times (once at union chapel, twice at primavera) and thatll probably be what i remember the year for. unbelievable.
thought jack white at hammersmith was great, as was el-p at stereo, cloud nothings at xoyo, shabazz palaces (also xoyo), japandroids/paws at heaven, the kwesachu launch at queen elizabeth hall, radiohead at the o2 and grandaddy at SBE.
Cloud Nothings never played XOYO
It got moved to Corsica Studios. And that was a terrible gig.
it was Cargo, very sorry
and that show was awesome! never seen a band fly in the face of an almost complete technical meltdown like that.
Bardo Pond
Unsane / Big Business
Eyehategod / Rameses
Howling Owl night in the Crypt of St Pauls Church
and the 30 minutes or so I managed to see and very much hear of Death Grips, stood outside the door of the Fleece.
all in Bristol
Mugstar are an excellent live band.
They were my highlight at Liverpool Psych Fest in September and I'd never heard of them before that.
Saw them again at The lexington a couple of weeks ago and spent £55 on CD's!!
The Crypt show was a triumph
glad someone else was there!
did you see Velcro hooks at Mother's Ruin afterwards?
New Order @ Birmingham Ballroom
The Horrors/Toy/Bo Ningen @ Birmingham Institute
Black Sabbath @ Birmingham Academy
Jay Z & Kanye West @ LG Arena
Off!/Trash Talk @ Rock City Basement
Savages/Palma Violets @ Bodega Social Nottingham
Blur @ Wolverhampton Civic
Refused @ Forum London
Peace/Jaws/Carousels/Junnk @ The Rainbow Birmingham
Savages/Victories At Sea @ The Rainbow Birmingham
Jack White @ Birmingham Academy
Buzzcocks @ Rock City Nottingham
DIIV @ Birmingham Academy
Acid Mothers Temple at the Night And Day
Takes this years award. Sunno))) at the Ritz was incredible too.
*consults last fm*
Refused, El-P, Swans, Converge, Touche Amore (Berlin), and Shabazz Palaces
So many this year
St Vincent - Shepherds Bush Empire - London
At the Drive-In - Brixton Academy - London
Jeff Mangum - Union Chapel - London
Withered Hand/Darren Hayman - Bull and Gate - London
Erased Tapes - Hackney Empire - London
Hundred Reasons/Hell is for Heroes - HMV Forum - London
Wilco, Refused, Grandaddy, Alt-J - Pukkelpop Festival - Belgium
Widowspeak - Red Palace - Washington DC
Lost in the Trees - the Black Cat - Washington DC
Radiohead - O2 - London
GZA - O2 academy - Oxford
Venetian Snares - Corsica Studios - London
David Thomas Broughton - Jericho Tavern - Oxford
The Revival Hour - Jericho Tavern - Oxford
Errors - Jericho Tavern
Twilight Sad - Jericho Tavern
The Radioheads in Manc
Palma Violets @ The Joiners Soton
Peace @ The Joiners, Soton
The Cure @ Reading fest
A selection of top gigs
Highlights were CHROMATICS at Madame JoJo's back in June, and BO NINGEN at the Portland Arms in October. See also:
Blur/The Specials/New Order (Hyde Park)
Danny Brown (XOYO)
Death Grips (Electric Ballroom)
Pulled Apart By Horses/The Computers (Electric Ballroom)
Maximo Park (Heaven)
Spiritualized (Cambridge Junction)
Hot Chip (Brixton Academy)
Odd Future (Brixton Academy)
The Staves (Cambridge, Portland Arms)
Been to loads of great ones this year.
Think these are my highlights though:
Justice (Academy Glasgow
Kings of Convenience/M83/Thee oh Sees (Optimus Primavera)
Sigur Ros (Paradiso, Amsterdam)
PAWS Album Launch (CCA, Glasgow)
Hot Chip (ABC, Glasgow)
Sleigh Bells at Manchester Academy 2
Joanna Newsom at ATP Curated by Jeff Mangum
Boredoms at ATP Curated by Jeff Mangum
Sleep at ATP I'll Be Your Mirror
Thee Oh Sees at Primavera Sound
Refused at Primavera Sound
Factory Floor at Beacons Festival
Hookworms at Beacons Festival
Cloud Nothings at Beacons Festival
Dan Deacon at Islington Mill, Salford
Pelt, Part Wild Horses Mane on Both Sides & Gate (Gamelan Set) at Tusk Festival
Tyondai Braxton & London Sinfonietta at South Bank Centre, London
Warm Digits at Supersonic Festival
The Haxan Cloak at Sound Control, Manchester
Liars at Sound Control, Manchester
Japandroids at Sound Control, Manchester
Josephine Foster at Islington Mill, Salford
Death Grips at Sound Control, Manchester
Animal Collective at WHP, Manchester
Flying Lotus at WHP, Manchester
Future of the Left at ATP Curated by Shellac
The Ex + Brass Unbound at ATP Curated by Shellac
and Stars of the Lid in London probably, but that hasn't happened yet.
Stars of the Lid
I'm just home from that. One of the best gigs for a long time, despite being freezing bloody cold in that church. Even the support acts were greatFuseball this'd this
Mangum 3 times (ATP, Union Chapel, Primavera)
Arnocorps - Camden (one of the best gigs of my life, an hour of joyous noise and moshing)
GY!BE - The Forum
Patti Smith - Troxy and EoTR (would be gig of year in any other year. Patti Smith is Jesus)
Boredoms - ATP
Jeffrey Lewis (twice at EoTR)
Wilco - Primavera
Big Star tribute - Primavera
The Cure - Primavera
The Magnetic Fields - Royal Festival Hall
Grandaddy - EoTR
Shearwater/Julie Doiron - Scala
Apples in Stereo - ATP
I think these were all this year
Future of the left @ XOYO
Beak> @ Lexington
El-P @ Scala
Swans @ Koko
Rapture / Factory Floor @ SBEmpire
Best was probably Hot Chip at Heaven though. They nailed it, great atmosphere and they slightly altered a bunch of good songs to make them great. Loving this version of Boy from school especially they've played for a couple of years now. So yup, them...
Not had a brilliant year in terms of gigs but here goes
Sunn O))) - Coalition in Brighton - first gig I've been to by myself because none of my friends like Sunn O))) at all, let alone enough to shell out for tickets. They were fucking incredible anyway, and insanely physical. The bass made it kind of hard to breathe at points.
Earth/Mount Eerie/O Paon - The Haunt, Brighton - All three were great, especially O Paon who was totally enchanting, and Dylan Carlson was way more jovial than I was expecting which was a nice suprise 'cause I figured from Earth's music that he might be a little dour. Only drawback was that The Haunt is a bit of a weird shape so after securing balcony spaces me and my friend couldn't move during the whole concert for fear of losing our spaces and not being able to see anything.
Kurt Vile - The Haunt again - He was absolutely brilliant for about 2/3 of the gig and then really tailed off for the last part because he was obviously wasted and barely coherent. Funny guy though.
Gutted that I missed Dan Deacon, Why?, Purity Ring and This Town Needs Guns just by being lazy and not paying any attention to the date and stuff. Got tickets for Swans next April already though and cannot fucking wait.
So, so envious of everyone who seen Jeff Mangum at union chapel
Wish I'd travelled down for that.
The Downs / phat trophies / Scratchcard Lung - GSA
Boredoms - ATP
Errors - Liverpool Kazimier
FoTL - King Tut's
Sleigh Bells - Oran Mor
Frank Fairfield - ABC2
Raveonettes - Oran Mor
Chain & the Gang - CCA
Matthew Bourne / Richard Youngs - Eastern Promise, Platform
boredoms at atp in march
probably even more than that probably joanna newsom twice at the same festival. soundtracked me and my girlfriend getting together
Conversely, whilst it was an utter cluster fuck and I'm still owed loads of cash from it
I sorta perversely enjoyed witnessing the car crash that was Bloc too?
Sigur Rós at Bestival (although they apparently hated it)
Andrew W.K at Hevy
1. Swans - Manchester, Sound Control
2. The Boredoms - Minehead, ATP
3. The Afghan Whigs - London, I'll Be Your Mirror
4. Big Star and Guests - Barcelona, Primavera
5. Low - London, Royal Festival Hall
6. Radiohead - London, O2
7. STNNNG - Camber Sands, ATP
8. Action Bronson - London, Barfly
9. Blue Balloon - London, Fox and Firkin
10. Future Of The Left - Camber Sands, ATP
My go.
David Thomas Broughton - The Lexington.
Drop Out Venus (supporting AU) - Shacklewell Arms.
Gravenhurst - The Lexington.
Thee Oh Sees - Optimus Primavera.
Shellac - Optimus Primevara.
Jaga Jazzist - Barbican.
Remember Remember - Dublin Castle.
Hey Colossus - Supernormal.
Kogumaza - Supernormal.
Hookworms - Beacons.
Blacklisters - Beacons.
Grizzly Bear - EOTR.
Divorce - Birthdays.
Triplejump Records all-dayer - Fighting Cocks.
The Ex + Brass Unbound - ATP.
Not a bad year.
jaga jazzist
were stonking at the barbican eh
Here goes....
At the drive in - Brixton Academy
Feist - Le Zenith, Paris
Swans - The arches, Glasgow
Grizzly Bear, Barrowlands, Glasgow
Bill Wells and Aidan Moffat. Cottiers, Glasgow
Just a couple of note;
Cold Specks at Hoxton Hall
Pictish Trail / Kenny Anderson post-folk wig-out in the cinema tent at Greenman Festival.
In no order
Jeff Mangum @ Union Chapel
Shellac @ ATP
Bardo Pond @ Nambucca
Daphni All-nighter album launch @ Bussey Building
Tim Hecker @ St Giles in the Fields
Dirty Three @ Cargo
Refused @ Forum
Radiohead @ O2
Melt Yourself Down @ Queen of Hoxton
Steve Reich / Bang on a Can @ Bloc
And a few disappointments:
Sharon Van Etten @ Scala
Portico Quartet @ York Hall
Omar Rodriguez Lopez @ Garage
Oh yeah
That Bloc replacement night at XOYO
Blanck Mass, Factory Floor, Oneohtrix Point Never and Flying Lotus.
What a night.thekidswhopoptoday this'd this
Dry the River at the Wedgewood Rooms in Portsmouth. Bloody good that was.
I also really enjoyed watching Anais Mitchell in a church in Guildford.
I'd like to say Jessie Ware at Concorde 2 but the sound was all over the place. That was annoying.
Anais Mitchell is playing that church again
at the end of February. Sadly I may have miss it.
Mostly ones already mentioned ...
Chromatics/Neon Indian at Village Underground, Refused and then Hell is For Heroes at the Forum, Purity Ring at Madame JoJo's and the Erased Tapes show at Hackney Empire.
Beach Boys at Wembley Arena
Jeff Mangum when I done sat on stage next to him at Primavera
Those 2 stand above anything else as properly special/once in a lifetime.
Loads of other good eggs though: Refused, El-P, M83, AraabMuzick, Dirty Three, Shackleton, Hookworms, Factory Floor, Japandroids, Olivia Tremor Control...emmettcruddas this'd this
ATP was stupendous
Shellac = monumental
Stnnng = absolutely great
Future Of The Left = superb
Metz - Old Blue Last (what a blast I think my ears are still ringing)
Public Service Broadcasting - Bull & Gate (just a lovely show / performance / atmossphere)
TOY - Reading Festival
I've seen them three times this year - all excellent (despite awful sound at Heaven) - but the stand out show was Upstairs at The Garage in May. 11/10
I've also enjoyed
Godspeed at The Forum
Trembling Bells & Bonnie Prince Billy at Union Chapel
The Jim Jones Revue at the Concorde 2
Laura J Martin in various venues
The Low Anthem at Bush Hall
Refused @ The Forum / Manc Academy probably the overall highlight.
Radiohead were also amazing, as were Pearl Jam, Neurosis, Swans and Godspeed. Future of the Left and Three Trapped Tigers were also great the numerous times I saw them. Stars of the Lid on Monday should be mind blowing as well.
last night was absolutely astounding.Spicer this'd this
Animals As Leaders and Meshuggah, Concorde II, Brighton
There was nothing left of me after that: Animals as Leaders had me transfixed and stunned and then Meshuggah laid waste...
Liars at XOYO
Walkmen - Sunday green man
Animal Collective - Roundhouse
Damnnnnn I went to fuck all gigs this year
need to stop being the poorest boy on the board
"Faith No More"
C'mon guys
Radiohead - MEN Arena
2) Yeasayer - Sound Control, Manchester
3) War on Drugs - Camden Electric Ballroom
4) Real Estate - Primavera Sound
5) Wild Beasts - Primavera Sound
Mike Nesmith @ Union Chapel
Zun Zun Egui @ Power lunches
Calexico @ KT Forum
Hot Chip @ Heaven
Elvis Costello @ Albert Hall
PIL @ Heaven
Randy Newman @RFH
Should read
Erased Tapes @ Hackney Empire - that was number one for me. Astonishing
Both Optimus Alive & on their tour in October.
Watch The Throne @ 02
Stone Roses @ Optimus Alive (LAD)
Horrors @ Wolverhampton Civic Hall - part of that Chazzstock festival, but only went for them then left.
I'm sure there has been more but I always forget gigs.
Wild Beasts - Primavera Sound
Toots and the Maytals - Beacons
Daniel Land & The Modern Painters - Manchester Roadhouse
New Order - Bestival
Stevie Wonder - Bestival
Future of the Left - Basically everywhere I saw them!
The Stone Roses - Benicassim (yes, really!)
The Magnetic Fields - Royal Northern College of Music
WU LYF - Manchester Ritz
FOE - The Great Escape
The Twilight Sad - Nottingham Social
Richard Hawley - Manchester Academy
Wilco - Primavera Sound
Probably more but my brain isn't quite kicking into position right now!
GOiD - Camden Wheelbarrow
Horrors - Brixton Academy
Dogbones - Dublin Castle
Top 3
Refused / Forum
Brand New / Roundhouse
At The Drive-In / Brixton
Wu Lyf - Heaven
The Walkmen - The Forum
Factory Floor - Village Underground
At the Drive In - Brixton
Savages - Electrowerkz
Chvrches - Electrowerkz
The xx - Primavera
John Talabot - Primavera
Chromatics - Heaven/Primavera
WATCH THE THRONE - 02 (probably the winner)
Liars - XOYO
Purity ring - Scala
best 'moment' is The Fool at Union Chapel, easily, but wasn't that impressed with Jeff Mangum overall
Perfume Genius @ Latitude
Josh T Pearson @ Latitude
Swans @ Off Festival
- littlebirds this'd this
Cass McCombs at Birthdays.
Codiene at ATP Ally Pally
Lower Dens at the Lexington
Oh plus
Michael Gira / Grouper at Cafe Oto
Ceremony at XOYO
Refused @ The Forum
best thing I've seen all year. Presidents was ace as well.
Special mention for Kerbdog also.
Dear Reader and Laura Gibson @ The Social
Oh Land @ Heaven
Team Me @ The Lexington and Brixton Windmill
Sufjan Stevens, Nicol Muhly and Bryce Dessnder @ Barbican
Soap & Skin @ Scala and especially at Royal Festival Hall
Sleep Party People @ Madame Jojo's and The Lexington
Bowerbirds and Slaraffenland @ Cargo
The Real Tuesday Weld @ Bedroom Bar and Union Chapel
Get Well Soon and David Lemaitre @ Hoxton Bar & Kitchen
Jens Lekman @ Hackney Empire
Philco Fiction @ Rough Trade East and The Old Blue Last
Dillon @ Hoxton Bar & Kitchen
Efterklang @ Barbican
Shearwater @ The Garage
Lots of great stuff. Maybe Efterklang and Soap & Skin being my favourite. and Slaraffenland were stunning also - can't wait for their next album.
Sandro Perri + Eric Chenaux @ Taylor John's House, Coventry, 13/11/12
Efterklang + John Grant @ Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry, 27/10/12
Japandroids + PAWS @ Hare and Hounds, Birmingham, 30/10/12
Joe McPhee & Chris Corsano @ Taylor John's House, 24/07/12
Little Annie & Baby Dee + Jordan Hunt @ Islington Assembly Hall, 10/11/12
Mice Parade + Mr Silla @ Taylor John's House, Coventry, 12/10/12
Natural Snow Buildings + Ekca Liena @ Taylor John's House, Coventry, 07/03/12
Patrick Wolf + Abi Wade @ Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry, 24/11/12
Placebo + ??????? ?????? @ Sportspalace, Kiev, 20/09/12
Xiu Xiu + Trumpets of Death @ The Fleece, Bristol, 12/03/12
Lets see
Trippple Nippples @ The Loft/Great Escape
Future Of The Left @ The Haunt/Brighton
of Montreal @ Concorde 2/Brighton
Fucked Up @ The Haunt/Brighton
Future Islands @ The Haunt/Brighton
Xiu Xiu @ Sticky Mikes/Brighton
Princess Chelsea @ The Haunt/Great Escape
Sunn @ Coalition/Brighton
When The Saints Go Machine @ Digital/Great Escape
Melt Banana @ ATP/Camber Sands
Perfume Genius @ Green Door Store/Brighton
Liars @ Green Door Store/Brighton
Soccer 96 @ Green Door Store/Brighton
I haven't had anything absolutely blow my mind this year.
Bit odd. But I have The Ex twice this weekend; once with Brass Unbound and once with some Ethiopian dudes as part of their anniversary 33 & 1/3 tour, so that all could change.
Reading up thread nice to see a lot of love for Earth. Don't think they're as good as they were around Bees Made Honey though, but it's cool to here they Morricone-ise their back catalogue. The support was a mixed bag too; O Paon was nice but Mt Eerie is just dreadful. No idea what people see in him. Like an out of tune, whiny and nasally adolescent Grouper.
Kevin Drumm blew my eardrums if not my mind (no mean feat in Paris with crazy noise restrictions everywhere). Thomas Ankersmit in support was really really good actually, have to check out more of his stuff.
Swans were a bit up and down when I saw them, truth be told, I think they can't sustain the intensity very well across a whole set, was like that when I saw them last time. The highs were very very high indeed though. I Crawled was a wrecking ball played live.
Sir Richard Bishop in support did blow my mind but he does it every time I see him so I don't think that counts.
El-P was pretty shithot when I saw him but didn't play enough of the hits tbh, too much new stuff. Enjoyed it throughout and Deep Space 9mm followed by Vital Nerve as an encore was just ace.
Pyschic Paramount were pretty amazing actually. Melvins also, Sleep less so because I don't think anything is ever going to match how incredible they were when they first came back. I have this problem with bands, as soon as I get absolutely blown away by them they never amaze me again live no matter how good they are.
I think maybe the best of all was Aluk Todolo supporting Sunn O))) actually. French metal(ish) band who wind feedback snarl around krautish repetition. The most intense thing I've seen live this year by a long way.
did you hear the solo album from the Aluk Todolo / Gunslingers bloke? WFMU just recommended it & might be a late runner for BEST OF 2012 (if this track is anything to go by, haven't heard the rest yet)
I haven't. You should get Occult Rock though, it's every bit as good as the dude (Joseph Stannard?) in the Wire said
I missed them in Paris last weekend 'cause I was in Lyon for this trippy citywide light and projection festival.
Late addition
The Ex win gig of the year again. Api Uiz and Ken Vandermark from the support make the list too.
Roll the Dice on Sunday for free were also excellent, so much so that they made Monolake sound and look a bit boring.
stars of the lid - st john of hackney church
yup. Cold as hell and with a super queue to get in, but ignore that and I pretty much had an emotion explosion. Second place - Swans @ Koko.
Bonnie Prince Billy - Hackney Empire
Tim Hecker - St Giles in the Fields
Group Doueh - Cafe Oto
Jeff Mangum - Union Chapel
Thurston Moore and Alex Ward - Cafe Oto
Mikal Cronin - The Shacklewell Arms
The Ex and Brass Unbound - Shellac ATP
Menomena - National ATP
I've been to about 30 gigs this year, which is loads for me
Plenty of great ones to pick from. Got a feeling the best one is coming this weekend when I see the Twilight Sad at the Barrowlands. Support from WWPJ and Holy Mountain. Should be fucking amazing.
Frightened Rabbit - HMV Picturehouse
The Twilight Sad - The Jam Jar
Errors + Remember Remember - The Doghouse
Django Django + NZCA/Lines - The Doghouse
Meursault, Rob St John + Body Parts - Queens Hall
Grandaddy - O2 ABC
Django Django - Liquid Room
The Walkmen - O2 ABC
Animal Collective - O2 ABC
The Saturday night of Eye o' the Dug was probably the highlight though
Conquering Animal Sound, Francois & the Atlas Mountains, Dutch Uncles, Django Django and then Errors was a pretty excellent run of music. That festival was pretty special in general actually. King Creosote and Jon Hopkins playing Diamond Mine in full on the Sunday night was beautiful.
don't fancy going so many gigs nowadays,
must be getting old. didn't go any in april, august or september. favourites though...
50 little dragon- o2 oxford
49 nathan fake- o2 oxford
48 dele sosimi- africa oye liverpool
47 endless journey- africa oye liverpool
46 thundercat- sonar barcelona
45 amy speace- bullingdon arms oxford
44 daedelus' archimedes- sonar barcelona
43 naytronix- le guess who utrecht
42 the pyramids- le guess who utrecht
41 franz ferdinand- field day
40 jacques greene- sonar barcelona
39 hot chip- sonar barcelona
38 portico quartet- womad
37 mo kolours- le guess who utrecht
36 steven severin- phoenix oxford
35 destroyer- le guess who utrecht
34 sharon van etten- le guess who utrecht
33 listing ships- modern art oxford
32 azari & III- sonar barcelona
31 manacles of acid- modern art oxford
30 microfeel- sonar barcelona
29 koreless- le guess who utrecht
28 damo susuki w/ odc drumline and al english- jericho oxford
27 samba mapangala- africa oye liverpool
26 m83- o2 oxford
25 spiritualized- o2 oxford
24 death in vegas- o2 oxford
23 blanck mass- field day
22 stone roses- razzmatazz barcelona
21 metronomy- field day
20 nicolas jaar- sonar barcelona
19 femi kuti- womad
18 orbital- o2 oxford
17 fuck buttons- le guess who utrecht
16 mala in cuba- le guess who utrecht
15 matana roberts- le guess who utrecht
14 cornelius' salyu x salyu- sonar barcelona
13 holy other- o2 oxford
12 dva- sonar barcelona
11 liars- field day
10 alejandro escovedo- bullingdon arms oxford
9 little wings- le guess who utrecht
8 jaliba kuyateh- africa oye liverpool
7 tigran hamasyan- north wall oxford
6 grouper- le guess who utrecht
5 tortoise- field day
4 afrocubism- field day
3 julianna barwick- le guess who utrecht
2 mostly robot- sonar barcelona
1 the roots- sonar barcelona
well done on getting to so many gigs,
but you haven't exactly narrowed it down to your favourites have you?
Tortoise were excellent at Field Day!
I actually just moved to the Netherlands but couldn't afford to get to Le Guess Who - for shame.
not loads, but these were all excellent:
At The Drive-In - Brixton Academy
Bo Ningen - Joiners, Southampton
Willy Mason - Joiners, Southampton
Hundred Reasons/HIFH - HMV Forum
Future of the Left - 2000 Trees
Crazy Arm - Joiners, Southampton
CTRL+F codeine
In no particular order...
Perfume Genius - Union Chapel, London
Wild Beasts - Colchester Arts Centre
Christopher Owens - St Giles-in-the-Fields Church, London
James Blake - Conway Hall, London
Wild Beasts - The Lexington, London
Blur - Hyde Park
The Cribs / The Cure - Reading Festival
Can add The Twilight Sad and We Were Promised Jetpacks at the Barrowlands last night to my list
Absolutely outstanding!!kubrahhh and shinymcshine this'd this
Quite easily my favourite gig of the year.
You have any tinnitus this morning?
End of the set was deafening!
Can't quite believe what I witnessed last night....
....gig of the year? Probably the gig of my lifetime. A sonic attack on the senses, think I've got tinnitus + lazers to the eye (how good was the light show?!) A different level, still haven't come down. Heard it was recorded for a live album too.
Live album? :D
That's just made my day, didn't realise that was happening.
Light show was incredible too, seem to remember Invisible Boy being particularly brilliant.
Saw Mono at the Leicester Cathedral a few weeks ago. That was really good. Can't stand post-rock when I'm sat in my room really but nothing puts a shit-eating grin on my face like a big old japanese bloke smashing a gong while his mates wig out on electric guitars. Add to that a few cans of Budweiser, some nice glasswork and excitable japanese schoolgirls stood in front of me doing the V sign with their hands and I am in HEAVEN.
Apart from that I mostly went to indiepop gigs this year. Ones that stand out as the most fun were the Nottingham all-dayer with Shrag and Milky Wimpshake and Martha and Standard Fare all playing blinders, the Bearsuit/Haiku Salut/The Middle Ones line-up at Beccles Town Hall (first gig there so they hired a St. John's Ambulance to stand around in the corner; I couldn't stop smiling until November) a week before that. Every band played at least 'very very good' sets which is all you want really. Of course, the very best indiepop gig I went to this year was THE AISLERS SET and THE PASTELS at the Chickfactor party at Bush Hall. Both bands played completely different sets: AS with basically song after song after song of amazing pop smashes and The Pastels seem to have refined themselves into an incredibly tight almost jazzy instrumental six piece.
Who else? Nurse With Wound at Koko supporting Sunn O))) managed to be both A Load Of Fun and Musically Innovative which happens about once every 40 gigs I go to so that was nice. Michael Chapman at the Norwich Arts Centre though his voice is a bit shit. Moon Duo at the Leicester Musician were a total one trick pony but it's a good trick and it's only an hour. Nice projections. Allo Darlin' at the same place. Jeff Mangum at the Union Chapel is the one everyone keeps going on about and it's probably a fair shout though I think it could've been better than it was.
NB: not mentioned Indietracks even though it's totally the most fun you can have in this shitty capitalist hellhole we all live in but it's not really a gig per se rather a shimmering beacon of love.
The Dream Syndicate – El Sol, Madrid, 25/09/12
Beach House – Village Underground, London, 24/05/12
Roddy Frame, Paisley Abbey, 27/10/12
Dominique A, Espace 1789, St Ouen, 28/11/12
Atlas Sound, Scala, London, 19/07/12
Blue Orchids & Silver Apples, Kazimier, Liverpool, 30/09/12
Perfume Genius, St Pancras Old Church, London, 14/05/12
Drugstore, Lexington, London, 06/04/12
Disappears, Corsica Studios, London, 29/03/12
The Men & Hookworms, Prince Albert, Brighton, 19/02/12
Stars of the Lid, St John's at Hackney, London, 10/12/12
The Pastels, Bush Hall, London, 17/11/12
Lotus Plaza, Electrowerkz, London, 10/11/12
DIIV, The Waiting Room, London, 21/08/12
Exitmusic, CAMP Basement, London, 23/05/12
Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Forum, London, 04/11/12
William Basinski's Disintegration Loops, Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, 12/08/12
James Blackshaw, Green Door Store, Brighton, 25/04/12
Pulp, Royal Albert Hall, London, 31/03/12
Lower Dens, Primavera Sound, Barcelona, 01/06/12
Chromatics @ Primavera... had a real moment, completely taken over by the music, never felt such an urge to dance.
So much other stuff I saw at Primavera... Jeff Magnum, Archers of Loaf, Afghan Whighs. List is endless.
The Horrors @ The Kazimier, Liverpool
The War on Drugs @ The Kazimier, Liverpool
Los Campesinos! @ O2 Academy, Liverpool
Grandaddy/Patti Smith/Tindersticks @ EOTR
Tame Impala @ Postbahnhof, Berlin
Japandroids/Jessie Ware/Lairs @ Pitchfork Paris
Shearwater @ Some music bar in Prague
Also saw Springsteen twice, pretty much topping of a great year of gigs. Sadly next year is going to have to be much more low-key, here is hoping for some good local gigs.
Christopher Owens...
...at St. Giles in the Fields last week was highly enjoyable. Looking forward to the record.
not many this year....
Hundred Reasons/HIFH/Cable - The Coronet, was my fav
A few more
Rancid last night were fun. Good support from Cock Sparrer.
Allo Darlin' and Joe Gideon and the Shark (and indeed Woodpigeon) were great value at £10, and a very good gig.
Hardly left the house this year but;
Cable - Derby
Scratch Acid - ATP
Sebadoh - ATP
Wedding Present - Bristol Academy
Winter Olympics - Brixton Windmill
Grandaddy - End of the Road
Didn't get to as many gigs as I would've liked this year
Due to being ill for a lot of the year.
Ani Difranco - Union Chapel (Finally got to see her after about 12 years and it was absolutely brilliant)
Earth/Mount Eerie/O Paon - Union Chapel (One Word..Tallahassee!)
Bon Iver/Destroyer - Latitude Festival
Dingus Khan/Strange News From Another Star/Fashoda Crisis - Saks Southend (Probably only around 15-20 people there but was a storming night, each band gave it their all, and a shitfaced Jimmy Watkins is something to behold)
a few good uns
david byrne & st vincent - orpheum, boston
grandaddy - eotr
david thomas broughton (secret set) - no direction home
wild beasts - junction (might have been end of 2011?)
perfume genius - latitude
mystery jets - junction
battles - latitude
Gonna add Pulp earlier this month in Sheffield
First hometown show in a decade, 24 songs, Jarvis on top form. Brilliant.
Future of the Left - The Deaf Institute
Mount Eerie - The Ruby Lounge
Los Campesinos! - Manchester Academy
Battles - The Kazimier
Right here we go.
Anais Mitchell in a church in Guildford.
Jack White - The o2 Dublin.
Calexico - The Forum, Kentish Town.
The Carolina Chocolate Drops - Shepherds Bush Empire.
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - Thekla, Bristol.
Francois & The Atlas Mountains - South Street, Reading
Ben Folds Five - Brixton Academy
Special mentions to End of the Road festival, my first time. I want to go every year now.
and... the Jimmy Buffet concert I went to in Cincinnati OH. Very much an experience.
Had a pretty amazing year for gigs
Highlights were
M83 - Laneway
SBTRKT - Laneway
Toro Y Moi - Laneway
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - Bodega
The Shocking and Stunning - San Francisco Bath House
Radiohead - Vector Arena
Grizzly Bear - Wellington Opera House
and have Unknown Mortal Orchestra, AnCo, Crystal Castles, Dirty Projectors, A Place to Bury Strangers, Mount Eerie, GY!BE, and Dinosaur Jr. coming up in the next few months so that should be pretty spectacular.
A great year, and in more or less declining order
The Horrors - Bestival
M83 - Primavera
Erol Alkan - Primavera
Eagulls - Beacons / Mcr Scenewipe
Factory Floor - Beacons
Crystal Castles - Leeds Festival
Purity Ring - Sound Control, Mancs
The Field - Parklife
Slime - Nail The Cross
Liars - P4k Paris
Fuck Buttons - P4k Paris
Savages - End of the Road
Joie de Vivre / Football etc. - About Time Festival
Hookworms - Soup Kitchen, Mancs
Foals - Derby
Mount Kimbie - Bugged Out
Momus - Anthony Burgess Foundation
Youth Lagoon - Elektrowertz
M O N E Y / G R E A T W A V E S- St Pancras Old Church
Keep Shelly In Athens - SFTOC
Shoes & Socks off - Castle, Mancs
Simian Mobile Disco - Bugged Out Warehouse Project
Dirty Projectors - Gorilla
Animal Collective - Roundhouse
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - Kazimier
Beak> - Bestival
Cloud Nothings @ Cargo (May)
Codeine @ Primavera (June)
Stars Of The Lid @ St John-at-Hackney Church (December)
EMA @ Scala (May)
Afghan Whigs @ Primavera (June)
The Mountain Goats with Anonymous 4: Transcendental Youth @ Barbican Centre (April)
Ty Segall @ The Garage (November)
Jeff Mangum @ Primavera (June)
Julianna Barwick @ Cafe OTO (November)
Wavves @ Primavera (June)
- Chris Cohen at The Lexington in Dec was quietly awesome and I spoke to him briefly after
- Dirty Projectors at The Roundhouse in Oct was incredible in parts
- O Paon supporting Earth and Mount Eerie at the Union Chapel earlier in the year was captivating. Hoping Mount Eerie comes here with the full band in Spring.
- Her Parents at the Windmill was a lot of fun.
- Deerhoof at the Garage in Dec was also great.
think that's it
My top 11, more or less in this order:
1. Allo Darlin – Brudenell Social Club
2. Cloud Nothings – Beacons festival, Skipton
3. Dirty Three – Lille Aeroneuf
4. Wave Pictures – Cloudspotting festival, Cliteroe
4. Melt Banana – Shellac's ATP
5. Art Brut – Long Division festival, Wakefield
6. Staff Benda Bilili – Aldeburgh proms
7. Ty Seagal – Brudenell Social club
8. Veronica Falls – Brudenell Social club
9. Vialka – Bradford 1 in 12 club
11. Low – Halifax minster
Allo Darlin wins it by a short neck. I have seen them several times before this year and always found them pretty decent. But the gig at the 'Nell this year felt really special. It was a miserable wet Monday night in Leeds (is there any other?). I went with very little expectations but there was a great energy to their performance which fed back to the crowd.
Have done multiple Dirty Three/Cloud Nothings/Wave Pictures gigs this year. Their best for me of each included in the list rather than clogging up with several performances.


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Lee recently was selected by REALTOR Magazine for its "30 Under 30" award, which recognizes the top 30 real estate agents under age 30 nationwide. She was one of only three Floridians among the top 50 semi-finalists.
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Although her family moved around when she was a child, Lee settled in Jacksonville in 1996 and eventually enrolled at UNF after landing a scholarship through the Honors Program. As an honors student, Lee developed strong writing and communication skills, as well as critical thinking.
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After graduating in 2003, Lee went to the University of Florida to pursue a master's degree in real estate.
"While I was at UNF, I worked for a real estate company that needed some computer information technology help," she said. "I really took to real estate, so I chose to change tracks and shift gears."
Combining her knowledge of computer technology, marketing and real estate, Lee was able to double her sales figures from 2008 to 2009, with sales hitting $10.1 million. Lee said her "very aggressive goal" for 2010 was $40 million in sales.
"In 2009, I had a team of three people. Now I have a team of eight, so I kind of set myself up to meet that goal," she said. "It's been a challenge to myself to see if I could meet it."
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IKR, I keep rolling my eyes every time a new one goes up. I gave up participating in them long ago.
And it never fails to amuse (or worse) me when guys think they know more about women's bodies than women themselves
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Its said everyone has a right to their own personal opinion. Your not tied to their opinion, but they have the right to speak whats on their minds. It doesn't mean they're right, but you can't change the world with an condescending view of things.
No, a stereotype isn't an absolute it's a generalization. Getting upset over something that doesn't apply to you is ridiculous.
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Stereotype: a set of inaccurate, simplistic generalizations about a group that allows others to categorize them and treat them accordingly.
Gah what do you want now?
I think the number of threads that are made about boys and girls and relationships on crunchyroll is quite funny. A website dedicated to anime/manga and the general section of the forums is filled with awkward otaku posts about the most "beta" subjects. Do you realize you're a socially awkward nerd who doesn't venture out in the world and is complaining about not having a significant other?
Not all of us, but most of us.
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Wow... where do you people think stereotypes come from? That the Committee of Stereotypes just sits down once every ten years and draws up new stereotypes for everyone to agree with? Stereotypes are a common consensus that people form about others based off of their life experiences. These are not just crazy ideas someone pulled out of their butt one day. I agree that their are exceptions to stereotypes, you would have to be an ignorant fool not to, and just because you may not align perfectly with the STEREOTYPICAL female doesn't mean that a majority of women and men DONT align with their stereotype, in fact its just the opposite.
Real girls are disgusting and you should not be having any sexual relations with real girls. Stick to 2D and you will achieve true nirvana.
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Although a lot of those types of threads can be offensive to some people, and over-generalize I participate because I keep these two thoughts in mind:
1. It's alright to be whimsical and fun on the CR forums.
2. It might serve a purpose to educate some inexperienced posters who share the same question.
I think most people who reply to those threads aren't doing it with the intention of furthering discrimination, stereotypes, or bias. They do so to share their personal experiences, say something funny, or give people good advice.
There are always trolls of course who can derail threads, but every forum has that problem. The loudest most obnoxious statements are the ones that are noticed the easiest, while the helpful polite posts linger in the background.
I also think this is true. Most people do post to express their opinion, not in hopes to discourage, or be mean or hateful but to share their ideas, which if you look closely you will see that most of the threads you will see people linking their ideas. They may not be the same and share the same ideals but none the less having a conversation, learning and growing with other people....or I am just looking at it to closely.
That Frolein is One Goofy Cat.
I think being an anime fan in general, you're gonna meet a lot of people who are still super young and who don't have enough experience with the opposite gender. And there is nothing wrong with that, everyone eventually learns in time.. But I also think people don't understand the divisiveness being used when there are titles such as these. So it makes sense it would rub some people the wrong way. Hard to say. Most of my friends are dudes, but sometimes I don't understand them. For the longest time I thought it was simply because of the difference in gender, but I think most of it is just I am simply a weird person who has a lot of different-kinda-weird friends. meh. =[ And I guess if you're single the possibility of a relationship might come into play for some people?
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LOL no cat fight. I saw all those angry caps and bolded words and was like...
I was trying to have a civil discussion not proofread a novella.
Firefly. I am disappoint.
Haha, they're two chicks going at it right? My diabolical plan of goading them into cat fight didn't work though. Shucks.
lol funny
iam very bored {freedom of speech}
little boys want to know more about little girls, that's all
When you really want something, the whole universe conspires to make it happen.
lol really guys y cant u all just get along and besides there is nothing wrong with the human body its just a god dam body nothing more nothing less
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Haha, they're two chicks going at it right? My diabolical plan of goading them into cat fight didn't work though. Shucks.
Do you realize how sexist that is...?
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It is? I wasn't questioning their worth as women and human beings.
I was lightening the mood.
If it was two dudes I'd probably call it a dogfight, or a swordfight. ;)
Dude! Take a break and a little chill i also agree with you to a point but that comment was not really that sexist and he was obviously just trying to make light of it and be friendly man! I respect women and men equally and try to look at what is good and bad in all of them and what can be improved...
Im back guys! Sorry for the long Hiatus but i kinda got my Mac stolen and that!
Also, did you know 88% of all statistics are made up on the spot?
hehe... funny, but actually very true.
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