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Mutemath, Showbox SoDo*
David Choi, Vera*
Chris Murray/Natalie Wouldn't/Moon/Skam, Funhouse
Smile For Diamonds/Keaton Collective, High Dive
Cold Cave/Second Sight DJs, Electric Tea Garden
Drew Grow & The Pastors' Wives/Ships/Bryan Free, Columbia City Theater !
The Classic Crime/Moneta, Showbox*
Cody Beebe & The Crooks/Perry Acker/Redwood Son, Nectar
And And And/The Quiet Ones/Friends & Family, Comet
Matthew Good {solo}/Emily Greene, Tractor
"Dancing On The Valentine" - John Roderick/Daniel G Harman/Fly Moon Royalty/Lesli Wood/Katie Kate/Noddy, Crocodile !
Mutiny Mutiny/Post Adolescence/Debutante Year, Sunset
1 ChrisB said on December 30, 2008
Oh I've seen Gil Mantera's Party Dream a few years ago - they were at Neumo's and I can't remember who they were opening for (Art Brut, perhaps?). I don't remember much except that they were an absolute riot. I think I described Ultimate Donny's attire to friends as "Amish biker" that night.
I didn't think they were still around. Yay! If they make it back to Seattle, I'll see you there Mimi!
2 imaginary liz said on December 30, 2008
I think it was Art Brut. It took me 5 songs - but by the end I was a fan. Crazy stuff.
3 Imaginary Mimi said on December 30, 2008
It totally WAS Art Brut!
The two go together like peanut butter and rad!
As soon as I heard the first vocordered line of "Dreams" by Fleetwood Mac, I was sold.
I saw them the next year at Sunset in Ballard and Donny was out of his freakin mind. At one point his bro had to talk him down, and he looked like he actually meant it.
Good times!
The music isn't outstanding by any sense of the word, but the live performances are where it's at for sure!
4 Dan said on January 1, 2009
Yeaaaah Party Dream!
If you can ever see them with frequent-tour-mates Grand Buffet, it will entirely blow your mind. Either band on their own is superb. I would go well out of my way to see this show.
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