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The Arcade Fire
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The Arcade Fire
by popreactor » Tue Nov 01, 2005 3:07 am
Hello there! Any Arcade Fire fans here? I've been just listening to their album "Funeral" and I think it's a nice piece of music. There are a lot of influences by Joy Division and Talking Heads. My favourites are>"Neighbourhood#2(Laika)", "Une Anne Sans Lumiere" and "Haiti"
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by Frau_Blucher » Tue Nov 01, 2005 5:54 am
Yes! I think a couple of threads have mentioned them before, but it bears mentioning again. I'm really eager to hear their next work...see if Funeral was a one trick pony or, as they expand their scope and concepts, they'll deliver even more! Hopefully the latter.
I missed an apparently great concert recently in Montreal (where they're from I believe, or maybe Toronto) when they played on a bill with Broken Social Scene. I think Feist was there too since she's been a transient member of the latter. I'm seething with jealously...this sounded like a quintessentially hip Montreal happening. Why oh why am I a working stiff suburban dad and husband who can't just roam the country attending cool events?! But anyway, I'd recommend picking up stuff from all three.
I missed an apparently great concert recently in Montreal (where they're from I believe, or maybe Toronto) when they played on a bill with Broken Social Scene. I think Feist was there too since she's been a transient member of the latter. I'm seething with jealously...this sounded like a quintessentially hip Montreal happening. Why oh why am I a working stiff suburban dad and husband who can't just roam the country attending cool events?! But anyway, I'd recommend picking up stuff from all three.
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by Mechi » Tue Jan 03, 2006 8:43 am
I like arcade fire very much.. almost nobody knows them in Argentina and I'm waiting for Funeral to be edited. I love their sort of New Ro style.
PD: Think that they are more influenced by The Cure and Roxy music than by Joy and Talking Heads.
Mercedes
PD: Think that they are more influenced by The Cure and Roxy music than by Joy and Talking Heads.
Mercedes
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