I was there. A sublime show, though not one I recommend when tired. The music is so mellow and the seats too comfy, I kept battling the urge to doze off…

One funny note: among the hipsters were a crowd (perhaps a quarter of the audience) of what I assume to be season ticket holders, older folks who had no idea who M83 were. After Anthony played his initial electronic set, and the LA Phil came on stage, one such older gentleman yelled at the top of his lungs, “At last! Now some real music!”

Wow. She can’t act and she can’t sing. Thank goodness for her other two great attributes.

This makes me almost unreasonably happy. Now, if only Oasis would make a formal announcement that they will STOP going into the studio, then my day will be made.

(only half-kidding)

Thanks. Nice one!

Wow. This is why “LOL” was invented.

The art is pleasant enough. And as someone who only liked the first Killers album, I really LOVE “Human”. It was boring on SNL, but the track is pretty tight. Though I still wonder why “Indie Rock n Roll”, one of the tracks on their first demo was left off their first album. It’s quite brilliant.

Does anyone have the rest of the show on Mp3? It was unbelievable. I had crappy seats (section Q), but even from there it was sublime. Then we moved 2/3rds of the way down in teh first encore and loved it even more. I even bought a poster, though it wasn’t that great. The things music makes you do!

Seriously though, Radiohead need to get a better merch designer.

I saw STP play a gig at a T-Mobile party in LA last Friday, and I gotta say, despite some rough raspiness in his voice, Weiland pretty much rocked it. Brought me right back to 1995. There’ sno doubt he’s a fuckup as far as drugs, but hopefully he’ll keep it together for the sake of his kids, and uhm, “rock.”

Oh, and funny story. He was mingling among the partygoers for awhile before the show, with three massive bodyguards behind him. They didn’t stop any fans from approaching and chatting with Scott (who was very welcoming and nice)… i gather they were just there to stop him from running off or getting into trouble.

Does anybody know who directed the video?

thanks Steve! You sir are an officer and a gentleman!

The song isn’t awful, but hasn’t grown on my yet. The album art is fucking terrible, though then again, I liked X&Y’s art (not the music itself).

I really hope these guys grow in this one.

The song is lovely, and the colors of the video are great, but am I the only one that thinks its kinda boring? And derivative of previous Kylie/Bjork efforts?