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From:
Chris Fahey
To:
'IDM'
Date:
Wed, 15 Jan 1997 11:00:11 -0500
Subject:
RE: (idm) tricky in nyc
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eeyore@zebra.net wrote:
quoted 10 lines hmmm...i saw him over a year ago in DC and was pretty impressed. i had>> hmmm...i saw him over a year ago in DC and was pretty impressed. i had >> read reviews of his UK shows that said he was aloof and stand-offish >> with crowds, but there was nothing of that nature when i saw him. in >> fact he seemed genuinely pleased at the reaction he got. he kept >> thanking the very small crowd....(even shared a joint with an audience >> member).....of course this was only the second time he had played in the >> US(the first was the night before in NYC).......i guess all the press >> has gone to his head......shame, really. >> Brian >
I saw tricky's first NYC show last year - what a bomb. Tricky actually STOPPED two songs partway through because he seemed to forget the lyrics, then he blamed the drummer for the whole show's ineptitude. I don't mind musicians getting baked if they can handle it, but the trickster becomes a retard when he's had some smoke in him. If you've heard the Tricky vs. the Gravediggaz single "Tonight is a special night" you'll hear Mr. Tricky deliver some of the lamest pot-induced rhymes ever... "Are you really yourself? Are you someone else? Cuz I'm me! Ha ha!" It's a great song when the RZA speaks, but the tricky pot-babble is pretty sad. Laika opened for him and outshone him in every way - there's a band to
quoted 1 line look out for. Does anyone know if they are working on a new album?>look out for. Does anyone know if they are working on a new album?