SLF-Live in Cambridge

SLF-Live in Cambridge

Postby earthdog70 » Thu Sep 25, 2014 3:40 pm

Here's my take on last Sunday's show:

http://sheamagazine.com/stiff-little-fingers-review/

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Re: SLF-Live in Cambridge

Postby creature » Thu Sep 25, 2014 4:08 pm

earthdog70 wrote:Here's my take on last Sunday's show:

http://sheamagazine.com/stiff-little-fingers-review/

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Nice!!!
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Re: SLF-Live in Cambridge

Postby MJH » Thu Sep 25, 2014 4:35 pm

Just missed them opening for the Offspring and Bad Religion, wish I could have been there. :(
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Re: SLF-Live in Cambridge

Postby lewdd » Thu Sep 25, 2014 7:22 pm

good stuff..did they play liar's club?
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Re: SLF-Live in Cambridge

Postby john stabb » Thu Sep 25, 2014 7:31 pm

Nice review, e-dog. 8-) Sounds like the same set/comments/Pegboy tee that SLF had w/ Dot Dash having to open for (I know you said you liked them, Hunter, but ...) Rancid w/o the hardcore "UK -'77" punk garb. It really should've been the other way around, but Dot Dash blew them away. Funny, I hear you about the "goomba" guys in Spike's joint. :lol: A friend of mine claims that "too many punk bands are trying to be NOFX and Rancid these days". I don't like either so if that's true ... YIPES :!:

I had absolutely no issues w/ my 4th SLF gig & hope to catch them next time around. And I'm not one of their fans who liked NOW THEN, I loved it then and now. Great songs. I think fans were bummed on the LP cos Jake wasn't using his "froggy" voice but the guy can do both higher pitched singing & raspy vox if he chooses. Well, that and it's a more power-pop sounding record. "Bits of Kids" is a great song & I'd love to see them bring out more from that under appreciated release. :mrgreen: No "Liar's Club" in B'mo but dug hearing "Strummerville" again. I was amazed (from what friends have told me about very few old songs not played in past years gigs) that they played 90% old material. I would've been happy hearing half new/half old. One of the (still) greatest bands to see live.
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Re: SLF-Live in Cambridge

Postby earthdog70 » Fri Sep 26, 2014 8:41 am

Thanks dudes! Lewdd-no "Liar's Club". Here is the exact setlist:

http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/stiff-lit ... f2005.html


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Check out this new tune-Jake with Brother Wayne:

https://soundcloud.com/mutants-1/walking-wounded
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Re: SLF-Live in Cambridge

Postby danny » Fri Sep 26, 2014 1:32 pm

I, too, was hoping for Liars' Club...but have no complaints about the set. It was excellent.

I think that was the 7th time I've seen them. But I hadn't seen them since the very early 80s. The drummer was particularly good, and I like the way he changed some of the arrangements.

I never realized how much of the lead Jake played...and he did it effortlessly. I'd definitely go see em again.
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Re: SLF-Live in Cambridge

Postby lewdd » Sun Sep 28, 2014 9:11 am

earthdog70 wrote:Thanks dudes! Lewdd-no "Liar's Club". Here is the exact setlist:

http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/stiff-lit ... f2005.html


:mrgreen:

Check out this new tune-Jake with Brother Wayne:

https://soundcloud.com/mutants-1/walking-wounded


They have that Mutants release on eMusic. I d/l it a few weeks ago but have not listened to it yet.
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Re: SLF-Live in Cambridge

Postby JGJR » Mon Sep 29, 2014 12:51 pm

john stabb wrote:Nice review, e-dog. 8-) Sounds like the same set/comments/Pegboy tee that SLF had w/ Dot Dash having to open for (I know you said you liked them, Hunter, but ...) Rancid w/o the hardcore "UK -'77" punk garb. It really should've been the other way around, but Dot Dash blew them away. Funny, I hear you about the "goomba" guys in Spike's joint. :lol: A friend of mine claims that "too many punk bands are trying to be NOFX and Rancid these days". I don't like either so if that's true ... YIPES :!:

I had absolutely no issues w/ my 4th SLF gig & hope to catch them next time around. And I'm not one of their fans who liked NOW THEN, I loved it then and now. Great songs. I think fans were bummed on the LP cos Jake wasn't using his "froggy" voice but the guy can do both higher pitched singing & raspy vox if he chooses. Well, that and it's a more power-pop sounding record. "Bits of Kids" is a great song & I'd love to see them bring out more from that under appreciated release. :mrgreen: No "Liar's Club" in B'mo but dug hearing "Strummerville" again. I was amazed (from what friends have told me about very few old songs not played in past years gigs) that they played 90% old material. I would've been happy hearing half new/half old. One of the (still) greatest bands to see live.


I really wish I could've seen them on this tour, but it just didn't work out. I love the new album and we did see them play "Bits of Kids" back in 2006 at the TLA.
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Re: SLF-Live in Cambridge

Postby Gary » Mon Sep 29, 2014 1:39 pm

lewdd wrote:
earthdog70 wrote:Thanks dudes! Lewdd-no "Liar's Club". Here is the exact setlist:

http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/stiff-lit ... f2005.html


:mrgreen:

Check out this new tune-Jake with Brother Wayne:

https://soundcloud.com/mutants-1/walking-wounded


They have that Mutants release on eMusic. I d/l it a few weeks ago but have not listened to it yet.


Is it download only?

Saw SLF here a few moths back,it was good,but i dunno. It was too pleasant or something.

Saw xSLF (Cluney/Reilly) a few months earlier in a tiny basement it was good too.


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