Yes it's indeed very nice, they arent playing as a group nowadays anymore unfortunately (if i'm correct).....on the other hand you can also try world's end girlfriend similar style maybe less doomsdayish
unruhe wrote:Yes it's indeed very nice, they arent playing as a group nowadays anymore unfortunately (if i'm correct).....on the other hand you can also try world's end girlfriend similar style maybe less doomsdayish
i love GY!BE. saw their Silver Mt. Zion side-project two years ago, and it was really good. don't know what they're doing right now. last time i heard about them was at the filmfestival in ghent, where they were operating under the name Thee Silver Mountain Elegies Play War Radio. if gybe were to get back together and play in belgium i'd sure see them, i heard they are fenomenal live
Definetly a great band to see live. I've seen them about 8 times and it was amazing every time. Saw them play with Mogwai 3 times and Stuart joined them on stage. The visuals were always good. I'd have to say though that if you missed them live you have no idea.... the records are good, but really don't come close.
steve-o wrote:Definetly a great band to see live. I've seen them about 8 times and it was amazing every time. Saw them play with Mogwai 3 times and Stuart joined them on stage. The visuals were always good. I'd have to say though that if you missed them live you have no idea.... the records are good, but really don't come close.
steve-o wrote:Definetly a great band to see live. I've seen them about 8 times and it was amazing every time. Saw them play with Mogwai 3 times and Stuart joined them on stage. The visuals were always good. I'd have to say though that if you missed them live you have no idea.... the records are good, but really don't come close.
gybe and mogwai, a wet dream
if i'm not mistaken, mogwai are coming to brussels in april. w00t
I bought F#A# a few weeks ago. I listened to it once and honestly it did'nt do much for me. Maybe after repeated listens it'll grow on me. Or maybe that was'nt the best album to start with?
Derail wrote:I bought F#A# a few weeks ago. I listened to it once and honestly it did'nt do much for me. Maybe after repeated listens it'll grow on me. Or maybe that was'nt the best album to start with?
It's a very good album, listen 2 it in yr headphone loud
steve-o wrote:you used to be able to find a ton of live GYBE, i've had most of my stuff stolen during a party at my house. they did an amazing peel session.
Yes that John Peel session is idd very good, next party you give keep yr records behind closed doors
good advice. i have such a hard time believing that people would steal. it never enters my mind so i think people are the same way. here is the thing, the person who stole my stuff knew exactly what they were doing as they only stole the harder to find stuff.
steve-o wrote:good advice. i have such a hard time believing that people would steal. it never enters my mind so i think people are the same way. here is the thing, the person who stole my stuff knew exactly what they were doing as they only stole the harder to find stuff.
It happened too me as well some years ago, i know who did it but i can't prove it, ever since then i'm very carefull, when there are people in the house that i don't know very well, i keep my room locked
that's a pity, an interesting read though. They obviously have a pretty developed perspective on their approach and relationship with the fans/audience. is this derived from a longer interview anywhere?