Mossopp
09-04-2004, 07:41 PM
Since the birth of the Sugarcult thread I could see this was an inevitabilty so here it is.......
THE ATARIS THREAD!!!
I'm pleased to see some other Ataris fans here. I got into the band just over a year ago. I was going through some really screwed-up stuff regarding a close (or so I thought!) friend of mine and the band's lyrics really hit home for me.
I had heard 'Teenage Riot' several months before, but after seeing the video for their cover of 'Boys Of Summer' on ScuzzTV I decided to buy 'So Long Astoria'. Before long I had all their albums including 'Look Forward To Failure' and 'Let It Burn' (the split CD they did with Useless I.D.).
The first - and so far, only - time I saw The Ataris play live was at the Barrowlands in Glasgow on Friday 27 February 2004. I've been to a lot of gigs in my time but this one was undoubtably the best. The crowd were great and, despite some technical glitches, the band were fantastic. I also have no shame in admitting that I came very close to tears when they played 'Road Signs & Rock Songs'. I know, I know - I'm a wuss. :rolleyes:
Thoughts, anyone? (I mean thoughts on the band - NOT thoughts about me being a wuss!) ;)
THE ATARIS THREAD!!!
I'm pleased to see some other Ataris fans here. I got into the band just over a year ago. I was going through some really screwed-up stuff regarding a close (or so I thought!) friend of mine and the band's lyrics really hit home for me.
I had heard 'Teenage Riot' several months before, but after seeing the video for their cover of 'Boys Of Summer' on ScuzzTV I decided to buy 'So Long Astoria'. Before long I had all their albums including 'Look Forward To Failure' and 'Let It Burn' (the split CD they did with Useless I.D.).
The first - and so far, only - time I saw The Ataris play live was at the Barrowlands in Glasgow on Friday 27 February 2004. I've been to a lot of gigs in my time but this one was undoubtably the best. The crowd were great and, despite some technical glitches, the band were fantastic. I also have no shame in admitting that I came very close to tears when they played 'Road Signs & Rock Songs'. I know, I know - I'm a wuss. :rolleyes:
Thoughts, anyone? (I mean thoughts on the band - NOT thoughts about me being a wuss!) ;)