Ghost Buffalo, one last time as seen through the lens of Jon SolomonGhost Buffalo, Eyes and Ears, Brian Hartley, Sonic Vomit
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
3 Kings Tavern
Better than: The death of a person -- that just sucks. Out of the death of a band, at least there came a great show
The night was bittersweet. And how could it not be? After six years of
shows and tours and records, Ghost Buffalo has, for good reason, become
an integral part of the Denver scene. The truth is now upon us, though.
Ghost
As we reported in July, the Pixies will visit the Fillmore Auditorium Monday, November 16 as part of a nine-city US tour celebrating the twentieth anniversary of act's 1989 watershed album Doolittle. The original line-up of Black Francis, Kim Deal, Joey Santiago and David Lovering will play Doolittle in its entirety as as well its related B-sides, including "Weird at My School," "Dancing the Manta Ray" and "Bailey's Walk." Tickets are $50. Bob Dylan returns to the area with a visit to the Ma
Aaron ThackerayPixiesFillmore AuditoriumMonday, November 16, 2009See more photos on the slideshow page.Better than: having whores in your head. About six decades before the Pixies released their watershed album Doolittle in 1989, Salvador Dali and Luis Bunuel teamed up to make a sixteen-minute black and white surrealist film, Un Chien Andalou. The film, which was shown for about five minutes before the Pixies too the stage, included the infamous scene in which a gal gets her eyebal
For those with tickets to tonight's Pixies show, here's a bonus review with another perspective, to give you a clear idea of exactly what to expect this evening. If you haven't already check out Jon Solomon's review.Adam PerryPixiesFillmore AuditoriumMonday, November 16, 2009Better than: having whores in your head.See more photos on the slideshow page.With workman-like poise, Joey Santiago, Black Francis and David
Lovering calmly and confidently prowled the big Fillmore stage in
Denver last n
