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Camp Cope - How to Socialise & Make Friends (March 2, 2018) Album • Page 28

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by Contender, Nov 29, 2017.

  1. JaytotheGee

    Trusted Prestigious

    Going to La Dispute tonight :/ Then Foxing in Pitt tomorrow lol

    But then I sleep!
     
  2. Osceola13

    Bringin the ruckus

    The fill in bassist last night was Lou Hanman who has played in Caves, RVIVR, Worriers and now Thin Lips. Just in case anyone was wondering who that was.
     
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  3. Holy shit

    Good luck and enjoy!
     
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  4. username

    hey you lil piss baby

    Played a 10 song set last night, but I think maybe they had planned more. After Georgia did her solo part, when Kelly and Thomo came back out, Kelly signaled to Georgia only two more songs (this was her first show back after being sick). Setlist was a bit different from the Chicago one on setlist.fm. Tracks 4-7 might be out of order, but the rest is straight. Elise from Oceanator played guitar on The Opener and Georgia just ran free across stage with the mic.

    Keep Growing
    How to Socialise and Make Friends
    The Face of God
    Jet Fuel Can't Melt Steal Beams
    UFO Lighter
    Done
    Flesh and Electricity (Georgia solo)
    New Song (Georgia solo)
    Lost (Season One)
    The Opener
     
  5. incognitojones

    Some Freak Supporter

    This is the Chicago setlist plus UFO Lighter and Done, two I really wanted to see but oh well

    Actually in Chicago they played Stove Lighter too, so I don’t know what’s going on at all. Glad Kelly is better.
     
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  6. manoverboard365

    Trusted

    I love this band so much, but I'm actually really glad I decided to skip this tour. I saw them in 2017 and 2018, and both sets were pretty much identical......8 or 9 songs and off the stage within 40 minutes. Still had an amazing time at both shows as I love them so much, but I'm hoping by the next tour they have a tighter show put together.
     
  7. imthegrimace

    the poster formally known as thesheriff Supporter

    This band is good.
     
  8. incognitojones

    Some Freak Supporter

    The first time I saw them they played every song off the first album the 7 inch and the opener before it was released, one of the best live shows I’ve ever seen, same with the second time. I still felt that at times with this show, giving them the benefit of the doubt with the awful situation Kelly being sick has them in.

    I can’t stress enough how good the new acoustic song was tho.
     
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  9. manoverboard365

    Trusted

    Was there any talk about a new album or them being back in the studio?
     
  10. KeynDooee Apr 30, 2019
    (Last edited: May 1, 2019)
    KeynDooee

    Living Legend

    New song in Charlotte. It was Georgia by herself on electric, so unsure if was the same as the other show.

    Set was great. Thankful for them to appear.
     
  11. MexicanGuitars

    Chorus’ Expert on OTIP Track #8 Supporter

    Didn’t know this before, but per Kelly’s Instagram the “Show Em, Kelly” line is a response to the Smith Street drummer telling her she should move to 2nd guitar and the band get a another bassist to fill out the missing part in their sound or something.

    That band continues to dig its grave.
     
  12. Jake W

    oh my god, I'm back on my bullshit Prestigious

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  13. K0ta

    wrap yourself in petals for armor.

    This band is one of the only ones in the scene actually practicing what they preach. They bring women and queer people on tour with them and at my show in Brooklyn last week had a member of the Lenape tribe welcome us to the show, because when they play in Australia they honor the indigenous people of the land that they play on there. They use their platform on stage as well to call out men to do better and actively work on making the places that they occupy safer for women, and encourage them to talk to the men in their life to do the same. They talk about the hard stuff, have the difficult conversations. And their tour manager has made himself available to anyone to talk to him if they feel uncomfortable or something happens to them while at their show. They're fucking rad.
     
  14. Jake W

    oh my god, I'm back on my bullshit Prestigious

    Do you guys listen to Nervus? You should listen to Nervus
     
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  16. CarpetElf

    douglas Prestigious

    They have a tour manager this time around? Iirc it's been Thom usually.
     
  17. maryp1603

    Hey. Supporter



    Best band.
     
  18. K0ta

    wrap yourself in petals for armor.

    Yes, his name is Jeremy.
     
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  19. CarpetElf

    douglas Prestigious

    Dope. Will probably meet him in two weeks.
     
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  20. K0ta

    wrap yourself in petals for armor.

    He was very nice!! He was working the merch booth at my show too.
     
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  21. CarpetElf

    douglas Prestigious

    Nice! I'm seeing them and then Foxing the next day. Going to be the best week :heart:
     
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  22. K0ta

    wrap yourself in petals for armor.

    Lmao it's so funny how these tours are lining up because that was my week last week! Have fun!!
     
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  23. Yeah mine was a Sunday-Monday thing for those two shows a couple weeks ago
     
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  24. MexicanGuitars

    Chorus’ Expert on OTIP Track #8 Supporter

    Mine was a Friday-Saturday but i'm a fool and didn't go to either.

    Might hit up the 2nd Chi show though this month.
     
  25. iCarly Rae Jepsen

    run away with me Platinum

    I also noticed that Tegan And Sara obviously make a point to tour with LGBTQ artists which is def rad
     
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