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God damn they sounded tight af :love:


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yeah... they are a super tight band..... saw them in MSG on the Wasting Light tour and it was 3 hours of just rock and roll..... that was a cool arrangement of that song.... the drums sounded terrible though
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Haven't scoped this yet, but I've quite enjoyed the last couple musical performances (Jack White, strokes)
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indeed , was a good SNL too \m/
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Chappelle's opening monologue was over the top and very much on the money.
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This skit was pretty funny...
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Badass! Made a tired song come alive :rawk:
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Pat Smear despite being the oldest member of the band continues to seem the most cool and least dad like of the band.

They're always tight as fuck though. I don't know if its that Dave runs a tight ship, they're just that good, or they're all scared to lose that sweet payday but I've never seen them not laser tight aside from Dave's voice from time to time.
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Foo were awesome and from Chappelle on through SNL was a really good watch. 1st time I've thought that in decades lol
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K-Bizzle wrote:Pat Smear despite being the oldest member of the band continues to seem the most cool and least dad like of the band.

They're always tight as fuck though. I don't know if its that Dave runs a tight ship, they're just that good, or they're all scared to lose that sweet payday but I've never seen them not laser tight aside from Dave's voice from time to time.


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I’ve seen them a couple times and they were on point both times. Even the tour Dave was on a throne because he broke his leg... still phenomenal. Just a fantastic live band.
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Also I watched both songs. Great performances but Times Like These was definitely amazing. I just saw those guys 2 years ago too. Looking forward to their new record. I actually like Concrete and Gold quite a bit too. It’s not my favorite but there’s some jams on there.
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