That's not a very nice thing to say about In Rainbows...
2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2012b, 2013a
Damn. Consider me zinged.
It's very early in the day for poo talk though.![]()
Sounds like Al knows he made a stupid...
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/articl...ning-new-musicOh, internet. We love you-- hell, our livelihood depends on you-- but sometimes you get a little carried away. Case in point: a recent BBC News article with the alarming headline "LCD Soundsystem reach end of road", which quotes LCD live member and Hot Chip guy Al Doyle as saying, "I don't think James [Murphy] is going to do anything more under [the LCD Soundsystem] name."
OH NOEZ you might say, and then proceed to Twitter/Tumblr/Facebook message all yr e-pals with the bad news. But wait! All is not lost! Actually, uh, nothing was lost to begin with: "I would like to clarify that LCD have not disbanded," Doyle writes on Hot Chip's website [via NME.com], "nor could the entity be disbanded in the sense that it has always had a revolving cast of players-- it would be like saying that the Fall had disbanded, or Prince has split up."
Continues Doyle, "LCD Soundsystem is James Murphy, and he's allowed to take time off, do other things, and come back, or not come back. And he doesn't have to tell you or anyone else about it. I didn't know if anything was going on with LCD next year, which is the truth, and that's all I should have said, but I gabbled on a bit because that's the way I am and I didn't imagine in million years that anyone would concoct a story out of it...
"Anyway, I should probably stop doing interviews after this, which is already my second chance. But the main point to take away is that more LCD music is in the pipeline, which is surely good news for everybody."
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Sounds like Al knows he made a stupid...
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/articl...ning-new-musicOh, internet. We love you-- hell, our livelihood depends on you-- but sometimes you get a little carried away. Case in point: a recent BBC News article with the alarming headline "LCD Soundsystem reach end of road", which quotes LCD live member and Hot Chip guy Al Doyle as saying, "I don't think James [Murphy] is going to do anything more under [the LCD Soundsystem] name."
OH NOEZ you might say, and then proceed to Twitter/Tumblr/Facebook message all yr e-pals with the bad news. But wait! All is not lost! Actually, uh, nothing was lost to begin with: "I would like to clarify that LCD have not disbanded," Doyle writes on Hot Chip's website [via NME.com], "nor could the entity be disbanded in the sense that it has always had a revolving cast of players-- it would be like saying that the Fall had disbanded, or Prince has split up."
Continues Doyle, "LCD Soundsystem is James Murphy, and he's allowed to take time off, do other things, and come back, or not come back. And he doesn't have to tell you or anyone else about it. I didn't know if anything was going on with LCD next year, which is the truth, and that's all I should have said, but I gabbled on a bit because that's the way I am and I didn't imagine in million years that anyone would concoct a story out of it...
"Anyway, I should probably stop doing interviews after this, which is already my second chance. But the main point to take away is that more LCD music is in the pipeline, which is surely good news for everybody."
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I particularly like the DFA reps statement:
A DFA representative, meanwhile, offered the following:"Reading the BBC article, all I took away from it was that James was going to make a disco record with the same musicians he has been making music and touring with for the past four years. Why that is shocking or newsworthy is baffling but amusing. The headline that the BBC decided upon is shockingly misleading and ultimately has nothing to do with the content of the piece. And in a stunning turn of events, the NME seemed to set the BBC straight within hours. Kudos to them. Hopefully, Liam Gallagher will have a bowel movement tomorrow and everyone can get back to the news that really matters."
Pitchfork has dispatched a correspondent to the scene of the younger Gallagher's lavatory; stay tuned for up-to-the-minute reports.
I'll take any excuse to post that Mclusky song, it's freaking brilliant.
Anyway, the important thing is, LCD Soundsystem aren't splitting up, we're not still talking about poo, and all the people with functioning ears, hearts and souls can recognise Arcade Fire's greatness.
We've all developed as individuals.
It was a mouthslap of love. I get it.
Unless James Murphy gets cut in two by a train, LCD Soundsystem will never split up. With the exception of Pat Mahoney and Nancy Whang, everyone in that band are technically session musicians. Hence Al Doyle's grumblings about Murphy's tyrannical hold over the band's creative direction. I wouldn't be surprised if the next live incarnation of LCD was without Doyle.
Last edited by bobert; 11-19-2008 at 03:40 PM.
Murphy has some funny rambling moments in the Soulwax movie.
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2 oz blended whiskey
Juice of 1/2 lemon
1/2 tsp powdered sugar
1 cherry
1/2 slice lemon
Shake blended whiskey, juice of lemon, and powdered sugar with ice and strain into a whiskey sour glass. Decorate with the half-slice of lemon, top with the cherry, and serve.
saw james murphy spin last night in LA. very disco as their name special disco versions would imply.
I kinda don't want LCD to play this year. Would it be so much to ask Paul to have like, bands that haven't played Coachella? or at least in the last 6 or 7 years. That would be awesome. Instead we get repeats. I've seen LCD like 3 or 4 times this year now. lol. I don't need them at Coach.
I love LCD Soundsystem's music on record, but find them to be not very exciting live.
I need chemical brothers and underworld.
Whiskey Sour
2 oz blended whiskey
Juice of 1/2 lemon
1/2 tsp powdered sugar
1 cherry
1/2 slice lemon
Shake blended whiskey, juice of lemon, and powdered sugar with ice and strain into a whiskey sour glass. Decorate with the half-slice of lemon, top with the cherry, and serve.