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Shonen Knife 2010 N America tour

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Shonen Knife 2010 N America tour

Postby schwenko » Mon Sep 06, 2010 10:13 am

http://www.goodcharamel.com/?select=tours

got my tik for Asia Society[:)]
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Postby schwenko » Sun Sep 26, 2010 9:08 am

Since I never saw the Ramones play live (and, alas, never will), the closest I will come is last night, when I saw Shonen Knife at the Asia Society. I've never been to a concert at a museum but I certainly appreciated the air conditioning and stadium seating.

Shonen Knife is a 3 women band originally formed in Osaka in 1981. The current line-up has one of the founding members, Naoko Yamano, who plays lead guitar and is the main vocalist. They put on a high energy, 60 minute set, with a variety of musical styles.

Kicked off by the obligatory "Konnichiwa", followed quickly by a ska-like song about a giant South American mouse, a song about pigging out at a barbecue, a Beatle-esque song available free at their website, and a cover version of an actual Beatles (covering the Shirelles) song, "Boys".

A highlight was their totemo kawaii song "Banana Chips"

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The set ended with a 10 minute speed metal medley [V]

The encore was a Carpenters cover, "Top of the World"

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This gig could usurp The Primitives as the most fun of the year! Seriously thinking about seeing them again at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn on Tuesday night!
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Postby Frau_Blucher » Sun Sep 26, 2010 2:21 pm

Very cool report Schwenko. Thanks. Too bad I'm in the Bay Area. Consolation will be Mark Burgess Tues nite. [:p]
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Postby schwenko » Wed Sep 29, 2010 9:36 am

video from the Knitting Factory (not sure how long it will be available)

http://www.livestream.com/knittingfactory
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