Ty Segall - C or D?

bassist when i saw them was just some douchey looking guy with a haircut

best show I have seen in aaaaaaages

missed the Men. Strange Boys were boring. White Fence was good. Ty Segall fucking RIPPED. seriously awesome.

he came out with White Fence to do Long Black Curtain but I think that was the only song they did off "Hair." other than that they each had separate sets.

one of Ty Segall's encores was a cover of Gimme Some Money by the Thamesmen, from Spinal Tap. lolol.

all the stuff from Melted sounded incredible. Girlfriend and Finger were probably my favorites of the set.

:-D

Ty Segall was great. Missed everything else due to a transport fail but this felt like a christening. Crowd going nuts. Big, crowded NY room. He's on his waaaaay!

also lol @ this upthread:

guy with a haircut

^everyone has a haircut^

-_- u know what i mean

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_FI6arVcAD0k/S4JTwA3EHNI/AAAAAAAAAW8/4ftS1Tuvolw/hair.jpg

this guy doesn't have a haircut

so we can eliminate him as the bassist.

mm yeah no, that wasn't him

"imaginary person" is a really really great song

yes.

currently loving his cover of "don't talk to me"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LPR5Mi6O-o

Ty Segall was great. Missed everything else due to a transport fail but this felt like a christening. Crowd going nuts. Big, crowded NY room. He's on his waaaaay!

yep. people I was with (people who see way too many shows) were like, "this show felt 'important' in a way most shows don't."

from the stage he said it was the best show they ever played

it's crazy how much better his live show has gotten since just last summer

he came out with White Fence to do Long Black Curtain but I think that was the only song they did off "Hair."

uh that's Long White Curtain and it's on White Fence Family Perfume. department of self corrections.

I know they did some of the joint tracks but I don't have that record yet. so I dunno.

it's crazy how much better his live show has gotten since just last summer

i guess i need to see him sometime soon then, cuz he was putting on great shows a couple years back, but i haven't seen him in a while

I'm starting to think the Ty Segall Band's "Slaughterhouse" is Segall's best album yet.

Agree? Disagree?

Unsure? Then hear it (thanks Whiney): http://www.spin.com/articles/hear-ty-segall-bands-gnarly-full-slaughterhouse

Shit shit shi; I really want to stream this, but every time I click on the link (or any link to Spin's website), I get redirected to the Spin homepage. Does anybody know how to work around this?

After a few spins I think it is equal to his best albums which is high praise. Although Tell Me What's Inside Your Heart and Wave Goodbye sound like two of his best ever songs. I will probably have changed my mind by next week and consider it his best album!

same thing happens to me but if you are using firefox apparently it works better on different browsers, also if you follow links within spin website rather than going straight fom external link you won't get constantly redirected i think

damn, slaughterhouse rocks! this dude is going to be huge, isn't he?

I don't think dudes get to be huge anymore.

my waistline begs to differ. slaughterhouse is amazing though.

what i mean is: this dude is totally going to be selling out 300-seat venues soon, isn't he?!

somewhere between de stijl and white blood cells huge

he's def not going to have to do his one man band shit anymore

think this dude could def be huge

he's going to save rock n roll

plus he cute

really excited to hear the new one, "hair" was super dope

I'm starting to think the Ty Segall Band's "Slaughterhouse" is Segall's best album yet.

still think "Melted" is the best but that was pretty awesome (just listened to the Spin stream)

I wanted to buy "Hair" yesterday but Other Music didn't have it

I'd love to see this dude blow up, I think he should at least be able to get to Jay Reatard levels. Which isn't huge huge, but not too shabby for a garage rock dude.

kind of surprised he isn't there yet, tbh

jay reatard levels?

I would say he is currently at least as big as, or about to be. I don't remember Jay Reatard packing Webster Hall

let's hope he won't get huge, cause it will probably make his music worse as it almost always does.
plus, the "one man band" thing is one of the major reasons his records are good.
in short, things should stay as they are imo.

ty segall is bigger than jay reatard ever was when he was alive

and better

rly? last couple times i saw jay, the audience was huge and super dedicated, including pretty broad cross-section of scenes and peoples. have only seen ty play smaller joints to a more homogenous group of hipster indie-punk types.

that would be a hard poll

re: popularity like stuff isn't challenging at all & his greatest pop moments are pretty easy to imagine being enjoyed by anyone who likes pop rock

some narcissism of small difference in my last post, cuz the "pretty broad cross section" i'm talking about just means different stripes of punks and rockers

yeah obviously this anecdotal sample is not perfectly representative & are really dependent on time & locale. you said you haven't seen him in a while, he really blew up in the past year, the show here was at a modest sized-venue but it sold out and huge crowds were denied, played huge show in nyc, pitchfork best new music, etc

yeah, i haven't seen ty recently, and his profile's obviously risen since i last did

facebook tells me ty segall is three times as famous as jay reatard

this is comfortably not his best record, but it's still really good

ok sorry this is insanely good

drag city sent out a release today about his OTHER record "Twins" that's coming out. that is a lotta material.

really psyched for his tour with the Oh Sees in the fall. playing in September in NYC at the new Bushwick venue that my friend is working on (The Well).

That does sound like fun. Probably can't count on a Mid-MO show.

yeah doesn't look like it. nowhere close really.

Tue. Sep. 11 - Las Vegas, NV @ Neon Reverb Festival w/ Thee Oh Sees
Thu. Sep. 13 - Denver, CO @ Gothic Theater w/ Thee Oh Sees
Fri. Sep. 14 - Oklahoma City, OK @ ACM at UCO w/ Thee Oh Sees
Sat. Sep. 15 - Austin, TX @ La Zona Rosa w/ Thee Oh Sees
Tue. Sep. 18 - Atlanta, GA @ Goat Farm w/ Thee Oh Sees
Wed. Sep. 19 - Birmingham, AL @ The Bottletree Café w/ Thee Oh Sees
Thu. Sep. 20 - Nashville, TN @ Zombie Shop w/ Thee Oh Sees
Fri. Sep. 21 - Richmond, VA @ Strange Matter w/ Thee Oh Sees
Sat. Sep. 22 - Brooklyn, NY @ The Well w/ Thee Oh Sees
Sun. Sep. 23 - Asbury Park, NJ @ ATP Festival
Tue. Sep. 25 - Buffalo, NY @ Town Ballroom w/ Thee Oh Sees
Wed. Sep. 26 - Toronto, ON @ The Hoxton w/ Thee Oh Sees
Sat. Sep. 29 - Madison, WI @ High Noon Saloon w/ Thee Oh Sees
Sun. Sep. 30 - St. Paul, MN @ Turf Club w/ Thee Oh Sees

https://ew.com/music/2019/07/31/ty-segall-guitar-first-taste-interview/

New album is devoid of guitars

If I hadn't read about the lack of guitars beforehand, I'm not sure I would have guessed from listening.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-Ek1alZh8Y&feature=emb_title

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-Ek1alZh8Y

Harmonizer is pretty good, I like the glossy glam vibe.

This guy has kind of fallen off the ilx radar a little it seems, new one ("Hello, Hi") is another really good one. Mostly acoustic, pretty chill, but still filled with gems.

tiny desk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZzJwMXMvwE

first thoughts were 1) is that emmett kelly? 2) wait, i went to high school with the guy on keyboards