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The Dresden Dolls

Posted:
3rd May 08, 22:55
by Ady
Anyone a fan? Anyone seen them live?
I've just discovered them and they're brilliant. Or so says me at least.

Posted:
4th May 08, 00:17
by Ean
Hell yeah! They're great. Was introduced to them by Ila on the short lived
Radio Listee project, for which I am eternally grateful.
Haven't managed to catch them live yet, but hopefully there'll be some dates when
No, Virginia comes out.


Posted:
4th May 08, 00:57
by Sarc
Another huge fan here, I saw them live on their last UK tour which sadly was nearly three years ago and it was fucking brilliant, they had performers outside the venue (Carling academy in Brum), entertainment before the and during the sets, one of the supports acts was a burlesque troop, if you get the chance check out their two live dvds there's no actual way of describing what you'd see.

Posted:
4th May 08, 15:35
by Damian
Great band. Amanda has just made a solo record with Ben Folds producing, as well. That sounds like a bit of a must-buy to me.

Posted:
4th May 08, 16:00
by Mattie
There was something about 'Yes, Virginia' that I really couldn't get into at first, after listening to the first album quite a lot.
I then had a spell of really liking it but haven't listened to it for about a year now.
I don't know why that is tbh.
Looking forward to new material though (news to me as I'd forgotten all about them)

Posted:
4th May 08, 21:50
by Ean
It's out on May the 19th -
clicky

Posted:
5th May 08, 19:17
by Ady
Ean wrote:It's out on May the 19th -
clicky
Like you said Ean, hope they tour the U.K. some more. Wouldn't mind seeing 'em.

Posted:
5th May 08, 23:24
by shockingcandy
Love 'em!

Posted:
9th May 08, 21:47
by Sarc
Managed to get my hands on an advanced copy of the semi-new album, to say this album is made up of bsides, non album tracks and stuff that never made the other two albums, it still stands as probably one of the strongest albums of the year and I'm not just saying it cuz I'm a big fan but you'll be jumping around your house to this album as though it was a full on guitar orientated band as opposed to the drums and piano band they are, its fooking grand and their version of Pretty Pink is phenomenal which reminds me.................

Posted:
9th May 08, 21:58
by shockingcandy
Sarc wrote:Managed to get my hands on an advanced copy of the semi-new album, to say this album is made up of bsides, non album tracks and stuff that never made the other two albums, it still stands as probably one of the strongest albums of the year and I'm not just saying it cuz I'm a big fan but you'll be jumping around your house to this album as though it was a full on guitar orientated band as opposed to the drums and piano band they are, its fooking grand and their version of Pretty Pink is phenomenal which reminds me.................
Lucky boy! I am really looking forward to hearing the studio version of Lonesome Organist Rapes Page Turner as I loved the version on the Roundhouse DVD but never got hold of the single it was on.

Posted:
9th May 08, 22:02
by Sarc
shockingcandy wrote:Sarc wrote:Managed to get my hands on an advanced copy of the semi-new album, to say this album is made up of bsides, non album tracks and stuff that never made the other two albums, it still stands as probably one of the strongest albums of the year and I'm not just saying it cuz I'm a big fan but you'll be jumping around your house to this album as though it was a full on guitar orientated band as opposed to the drums and piano band they are, its fooking grand and their version of Pretty Pink is phenomenal which reminds me.................
Lucky boy! I am really looking forward to hearing the studio version of Lonesome Organist Rapes Page Turner as I loved the version on the Roundhouse DVD but never got hold of the single it was on.
IN a word its..........mental.
I got that, two headed boy and pretty in pink about this time last year maybe a bit later but they still sound fresh, if you listen to the lyrics of Page Turner there's something very wrong if you find yourself not trying to stopo yourself giggeling at the delivery of some some of the lines
"my god why won't this damn thing stop bleeding" is one in particular
Useless bit of info, Amanda Palmer shares my birthday.

Posted:
9th May 08, 22:16
by shockingcandy
Sarc wrote:IN a word its..........mental.
I got that, two headed boy and pretty in pink about this time last year maybe a bit later but they still sound fresh, if you listen to the lyrics of Page Turner there's something very wrong if you find yourself not trying to stopo yourself giggeling at the delivery of some some of the lines
"my god why won't this damn thing stop bleeding" is one in particular
Useless bit of info, Amanda Palmer shares my birthday.
My fav line is "Devoted to the fine art of perfecting absolutely everything inconsequential". I think that could become my new mantra
Yeah Two Headed Boy is also an excellent song. Weird ass lyrics though! A friend played me the original - not so different.
Belated Happy Birthday (30th April right?). Amanda is the same age as me. Not very interesting as lots of people are!

Posted:
9th May 08, 22:18
by Sarc
Yup thats the one although now i should hunt you down for telling everyone as I'd more or less managed to get everyone to forget it was happening you swine,

Posted:
9th May 08, 22:20
by shockingcandy
Sarc wrote:Yup thats the one although now i should hunt you down for telling everyone as I'd more or less managed to get everyone to forget it was happening you swine,
I blame Amanda


Posted:
9th May 08, 22:21
by Sarc
shockingcandy wrote:Sarc wrote:Yup thats the one although now i should hunt you down for telling everyone as I'd more or less managed to get everyone to forget it was happening you swine,
I blame Amanda

wierdly enough she actually rememberd from last year when we messaged each other briefly, so yeah i got the oldman wishes from her which was quite nice and she was the first one to wish me happy birthday