Friday, August 17, 2007

omg! there's nothing else to say

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3102735953749536671

Yahmos footage from around '92, be sure to watch until the end. This was around the time I first saw them, and if I can take a stroll down memory lane for a second, it was at the Cattle Club (I pretty much have Jerry Perry to thank for the fact that I'm not still stuck in Lincoln), and I believe the bill was Yah Mos, Tiger Trap, Nation of Ulysses. You could see Nic's buttcrack for the entire show and I was very impressed with how punk he was. And he talked to me, which was probably made me feel the coolest I had felt up to that point. I would guess that he struck up a convo based on a Morrissey or Smiths shirt, since I wore one every day.

9 comments:

Josh Nice said...

"sacramento has a lot to offer...they never pay much attention to sacramento. [sniffle]"

-tristan tozer 1992

archbishop said...

I remember being at that show. Nation of Ulysses was el sucko. That was the first band I saw that I got so bored I walked out on. And I'd seen MDC play acoustically at the El Dorado Saloon. Which I'd enjoy now, but not when I was 16.

beckler said...

I think you meant to say "Nation of Ulysses were explosive, it changed my life, and my crush on Ian Svenonius grew to gargantuan proportions".

Anonymous said...

Naw. Dave only gets crushes on Warren Oates.

archbishop said...

Yeah, it was weird. People either said that was the best performance they've ever seen or they thought it was b-o-r-i-n-g.

My celebrity crush is on Terri Garr, thank you very much OMF.

Liv Moe said...

STILL!?!!!!!

Anonymous said...

I like Thiemann's "not THIS again..." body language during the voting speech.

-- Patrone

Josh Nice said...

"I like Thiemann's "not THIS again..." body language during the voting speech."

oh hell yes p'trone.

dude really rocks the vote.

Anonymous said...

Ha! Memmmorrrieess! My contribution to this show is the annoying flashing lights you see in the background. I know, I know... but it was all Dennis Yudt and I had to do while the bands were playing, and we were determined to make the most of it. My greatest memory/shame of that time is Exene Cervenka stopping in the middle of her set, turning around to me, and saying "Can you just leave the fucking lights alone?"

-c.harvey