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Who: Marnie Stern
When: November 28th + 29th
Where: Music Hall of Williamsburg + Santo's Party House
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Should You Go: Any chance you have to see the finger tapping goddess known as Marnie Stern must be taken at all costs! Simply put she is one of the finest musicians out there today and her songs are pure magic. Do not miss these shows!
Listen: Marnie Stern - "Don't Stop Believin'" (via Stereogum)
Who: The Killers
When: January 25th
Where: Madison Square Garden
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Should You Go: I saw The Killers once when they played on Staten Island as part of the Across the Narrows festival that happened a few years back. This was pretty much about the same time that I lost all interest in The Killers and their music. I don't think I'll be attending this one, not even out of nostalgia.
Listen: The Killers - "Human"
Who: Bon Iver
When: December 10th + 11th
Where: Town Hall
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Should You Go: Bon Iver is a fantastic musical talent and Town Hall is pretty much the perfect setting to see one of those in. Generally, if you hate talking at shows, crowds, movement, and like to just sit there and watch music like you're supposed to then this is the type of show you wanna attend.
Listen: Bon Iver - "Flume"
Who: Bob Dylan
When: November 21st
Where: United Palace Theater
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Should You Go: Dylan = Legend, should be on your must see list if you haven't already!
Listen: Bob Dylan - "Someday Baby"
Who: Love Is All
When: December 7th
Where: Bowery Ballroom
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Should You Go: God I'm dying to see Love Is All so I think instead of celebrating the bombing of Pearl Harbor for like the 100th time I'll sneak away to see these guys and their fantastic pop tunes.
Listen: Love Is All - "So Far Away"
Who: Wu-Tang Clan
When: December 23rd
Where: Hammerstein Ballroom
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Should You Go: Staten Island represent!
Listen: Wu-Tang Clan - "C.R.E.A.M."
Who: Tapes n' Tapes
When: February 25th + 26th
Where: Bowery Ballroom + Music Hall of Williamsburg
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Should You Go: I remember back three Pitchfork Festivals ago when Aziz Ansari introduced Tapes n' Tapes at the show that day. I wonder if Aziz even listens to these guys any more or if sold his copy of their album back to Other Music yet?
Listen: Tapes n' Tapes - "Cowbell"
Who: Vic Chestnutt, Elf Power, and the Amorphous Strums
When: January 23rd
Where: Bowery Ballroom
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Should You Go: Putting these three together was like a no brainer! It's such a cool match up and it works really freaking well. If you like the whole E6 thing you'll be there.
Listen: Vic Chesnutt, Elf Power, and the Amorphous Strums - "And How"
Who: The Black Keys
When: February 6th
Where: Terminal 5
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Should You Go: Can anyone tell me when The Black Keys got big enough to play Terminal 5? Well, at least they deserve it more then the three nights of Vampire Weekend we'll get later in November.
Listen: The Black Keys - "Psychotic Girl"
Who: Frida Hyvonen
When: November 11th + 12th
Where: Living Room + Church of Sweden
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Should You Go: All you need to know about Frida are the words - Swedish, pop, chanteuse.
Listen: Frida Hyvonen - "You Never Got Me Right"
Friday, October 31, 2008
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