The tea party
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You know for a three piece, this is one of the most talented bands I have ever heard.
They experiment with alot of different instruments and you can tell that they put alot of thought into their songs, just look at Transmission
To bad they broke up though
Have anyone heard of them, and if so do you know any other bands that sounds similar?
They experiment with alot of different instruments and you can tell that they put alot of thought into their songs, just look at Transmission
To bad they broke up though
Have anyone heard of them, and if so do you know any other bands that sounds similar?
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The Editors remind me a lot of the Tea Party.
I used to love them when I was younger. They had a great live show. "The River" was my favorite song.Cock Fight.0 -
I knew a lot of Canadians in college... so yes, yes I have heard of them. Not sure that I can recommend any other bands as it's been a while.
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I like The Tea Party. I think I've got Tangents in the cd collection somewhere. Not sure I could recommend anybody similar though. I just enjoy them for their uniqueness.
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editors? don't hear it, only they both have deep voices.Tek Money wrote:The Editors remind me a lot of the Tea Party.
I used to love them when I was younger. They had a great live show. "The River" was my favorite song.
was a big tea party fan, everything upto seven circles, that was pretty limp-wristed. BIG BIG FAN of edges of twilight, triptych, interzone mantra & transmission. great band.
too bad jeff martins solo album didn't quite cut itLook Alive,
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loved them up to Triptyct (sp?) but then imo they all thought they were major rock stars and Jeff was coked up all the time. a true shame0
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I'd put Tea Party's first three records up against any bands first three records. Brilliant musicians, brilliant songwriters.0
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Really, really great band.
The live version of Psychopomp in the Illuminations DVD gives me goosebumps.
Edges of twilight and Transmission are amazing, and should be in all the lists of best albums of the 90s...
Too bad they broke up and that Jeff Martin's solo CD sucks...
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They have a new song out. It's a bit bland for me. Oh well.
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yeah, it feels like an Ocean At The End leftover.PJ_Soul said:They have a new song out. It's a bit bland for me. Oh well.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
they are touring. on the back of ONE SONG. The Black River tour. so odd. they say they are playing "some new music" on this tour. Then why not release it so the crowd will know what they are listening to at the shows instead of recording it so they can post it on youtube during the encore?
on the fence about going to this one.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
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That is really weird. And it's not even a good song. But I'm sure the shows will still be awesome. I'm probably going to try and get tix. I enjoyed the last one so much, I think I said to myself at the time that I'd never miss them again when they come to town.HughFreakingDillon said:they are touring. on the back of ONE SONG. The Black River tour. so odd. they say they are playing "some new music" on this tour. Then why not release it so the crowd will know what they are listening to at the shows instead of recording it so they can post it on youtube during the encore?
on the fence about going to this one.
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their performances are always on point, I guess I'm just getting tired of JM's stage banter. He acts like he's Jesus and everyone is there to revel in his mastery. And I have seen them in concert enough and have all his live albums to know it's ultra-rehearsed from a canned script. he says the same thing every damn show.
this is obviously a bit of a sticking point for me, as this was a mild complaint for the Headstones as well. Hugh says the same thing to every crowd. I know, because I'm IN every crowd. LOL
I guess most artists do that, I guess it just takes away from the authenticity and in-the-moment-ness of it for me.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
Yeah, I figure one just has to stop going to multiple shows if this is getting annoying for them. I absolutely understand what's off-putting about it; there are few things I hate more than insincerity. So I guess I think ignorance is bliss when it comes to this one, lol. If you just see one show a tour and lay off the live material with artists who do this, you won't know the difference.HughFreakingDillon said:their performances are always on point, I guess I'm just getting tired of JM's stage banter. He acts like he's Jesus and everyone is there to revel in his mastery. And I have seen them in concert enough and have all his live albums to know it's ultra-rehearsed from a canned script. he says the same thing every damn show.
this is obviously a bit of a sticking point for me, as this was a mild complaint for the Headstones as well. Hugh says the same thing to every crowd. I know, because I'm IN every crowd. LOL
I guess most artists do that, I guess it just takes away from the authenticity and in-the-moment-ness of it for me.
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the insincerety is not enough for me to stay away from the HS, and probably not enough with TP either, but it's the way he talks to the crowd, as I said, some sort of a shaman who we have all come to bask in his wisdom. I liked it in the 90's when there was no internet and I'd go to one show and I was likely high out of my mind, but now? Meh.PJ_Soul said:
Yeah, I figure one just has to stop going to multiple shows if this is getting annoying for them. I absolutely understand what's off-putting about it; there are few things I hate more than insincerity. So I guess I think ignorance is bliss when it comes to this one, lol. If you just see one show a tour and lay off the live material with artists who do this, you won't know the difference.HughFreakingDillon said:their performances are always on point, I guess I'm just getting tired of JM's stage banter. He acts like he's Jesus and everyone is there to revel in his mastery. And I have seen them in concert enough and have all his live albums to know it's ultra-rehearsed from a canned script. he says the same thing every damn show.
this is obviously a bit of a sticking point for me, as this was a mild complaint for the Headstones as well. Hugh says the same thing to every crowd. I know, because I'm IN every crowd. LOL
I guess most artists do that, I guess it just takes away from the authenticity and in-the-moment-ness of it for me.
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I actually didn't get any of that the one time I saw the Tea Party. He did talk a fair bit, but it wasn't like you're describing at all. It was just charming and entertaining, and actually quite apt. Not at all obnoxious like you're saying.HughFreakingDillon said:
the insincerety is not enough for me to stay away from the HS, and probably not enough with TP either, but it's the way he talks to the crowd, as I said, some sort of a shaman who we have all come to bask in his wisdom. I liked it in the 90's when there was no internet and I'd go to one show and I was likely high out of my mind, but now? Meh.PJ_Soul said:
Yeah, I figure one just has to stop going to multiple shows if this is getting annoying for them. I absolutely understand what's off-putting about it; there are few things I hate more than insincerity. So I guess I think ignorance is bliss when it comes to this one, lol. If you just see one show a tour and lay off the live material with artists who do this, you won't know the difference.HughFreakingDillon said:their performances are always on point, I guess I'm just getting tired of JM's stage banter. He acts like he's Jesus and everyone is there to revel in his mastery. And I have seen them in concert enough and have all his live albums to know it's ultra-rehearsed from a canned script. he says the same thing every damn show.
this is obviously a bit of a sticking point for me, as this was a mild complaint for the Headstones as well. Hugh says the same thing to every crowd. I know, because I'm IN every crowd. LOL
I guess most artists do that, I guess it just takes away from the authenticity and in-the-moment-ness of it for me.
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The new tour dates are supposed to be in support of an EP which is getting released early next year. The few shows at the end of the year, I'd be surprised if there was anything new other than the single (or 2 if another gets released before then). The stage banter being the same, stories introducing the songs, and not varying the set list are why I'll only go to one show per tour but I do try to hit every tour because it's a great show. Also, while it's not the best song they've put out, I do dig the new single.
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Jeff Burrows was less that convincing on the EP being released that early. Unless there was something I missed?RoeDawg13 said:The new tour dates are supposed to be in support of an EP which is getting released early next year. The few shows at the end of the year, I'd be surprised if there was anything new other than the single (or 2 if another gets released before then). The stage banter being the same, stories introducing the songs, and not varying the set list are why I'll only go to one show per tour but I do try to hit every tour because it's a great show. Also, while it's not the best song they've put out, I do dig the new single.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
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Jeff Burrows was less that convincing on the EP being released that early. Unless there was something I missed?
Just going on that interview with JM from the end of October. Other than a couple shows, the start of the heavy touring is March 16... The EP should definitely be out by then, no? Got my Buffalo tix this morning
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