Johnny Marr joins Modest Mouse...
11-07-06, 12:49 AM
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Johnny Marr joins Modest Mouse...
Just surfing around, and see that Johnny Marr has joined Modest Mouse.
They are playing not so silent night here in SF in December, I'll look forward to that!
http://www.stereogum.com/archives/003885.html
November 6, 2006
The Unveiling Of Modest Marr
People all over envy NYC around this time of year, and that's understandable, but y'all in the LA area have a treat of your own, 'cause the Johnny Marr-ified Modest Mouse kicked off a mini-tour at Avalon the other night. Rolling Stone was on hand to say that the band still needed practice, but was gonna be a force with Johnny:
But it quickly became evident that the band's six members were still working out the kinks on the new stuff from their forthcoming album, We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank. One such track, the mid-tempo "Fire It Up," in which Marr and Brock trade off vocals, sounded unintentionally sloppy. But they got it together in time for "Float On," which came around mid-set and, thanks to Marr's contribution, never sounded better.
"Never sounded better"! Did any of you go? We're super jealous. How excited are you guys for the record? Or should we just start the backlash right now? Gotta admit, we're psyched to hear the sound of Marr's guitar with Brock's vox; that being fun to write is just gravy.
They are playing not so silent night here in SF in December, I'll look forward to that!
http://www.stereogum.com/archives/003885.html
November 6, 2006
The Unveiling Of Modest Marr
People all over envy NYC around this time of year, and that's understandable, but y'all in the LA area have a treat of your own, 'cause the Johnny Marr-ified Modest Mouse kicked off a mini-tour at Avalon the other night. Rolling Stone was on hand to say that the band still needed practice, but was gonna be a force with Johnny:
But it quickly became evident that the band's six members were still working out the kinks on the new stuff from their forthcoming album, We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank. One such track, the mid-tempo "Fire It Up," in which Marr and Brock trade off vocals, sounded unintentionally sloppy. But they got it together in time for "Float On," which came around mid-set and, thanks to Marr's contribution, never sounded better.
"Never sounded better"! Did any of you go? We're super jealous. How excited are you guys for the record? Or should we just start the backlash right now? Gotta admit, we're psyched to hear the sound of Marr's guitar with Brock's vox; that being fun to write is just gravy.
11-09-06, 09:57 AM
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This is an older news item on it, but it explains a little more on how it came to be.
11-09-06, 01:49 PM
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