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 Photographer-at-large, David Lichterman (he covered 2010 Sasquatch for us) scored a press pass to the recent Arcade Fire gig at the Key Arena in Seattle.  Here are the results and some words from David. -- Hugo Munday

In Seattle, Autumn marks the tail-end of the festivals and the beginning of an amazing concert season. With big names like The Black Keys, The Dirty Projectors, The Flaming Lips, and Arcade Fire all playing within a 7 day timeframe, it's only natural to have trouble prioritizing which should get your hard-earned dollar.  Speaking of which, a buck from every ticket sold on the Arcade Fire tour is donated to the Haiti aid organization Kanpe.

I had the pleasure of photographing Arcade Fire's Seattle tour stop in support of their third LP, The Suburbs. While, sadly, I didn't get to see the Calexico opener per my own fault for not knowing my way around Seattle's Key Arena, watching the 100 minute set fly by, as I sang along with the crowd, was something rather epic. -- David Lichterman

These Are a Little Too Similar

Don'cha think?

--Alan Wiley

Brazilian Baby Samba School

OK, so maybe it's old news, but what can I say, I've already established my partiality for tots with musical moves. This one's a Brazilian dance prodigy with a taste for samba music.

Know of more hilarious (real) dancing babies? Drop a comment!

     --Jason Kirk

"Glee" will have a Season 1, Vol. 2 after all

Great news for Glee fans (or "Gleeks," as we're called): There will be a Season One, Vol. 2: Road to Regionals on DVD after all! You may remember that Fox recently announced that the complete first season would be released on DVD and Blu-ray.  That meant if you had bought Season 1, Vol. 1: Road to Sectionals, you were going to have to rebuy those first 13 episodes, though you could also get 10 bucks back.  You'd also get a bunch of new bonus features, including behind-the-scenes looks at the "Power of Madonna" episode and the season finale, cast makeovers, a music juke box, new "Sue's Corners" ("And that's how Sue... C's it"), and more. But even so, the fans who wanted to support the show by buying vol. 1 were left wondering why there wasn't a vol. 2 following it.  They spoke up, and now there is!  The nine episodes won't have bonus features, but they will have all those great musical numbers, complicated relationships, and Sue Sylvester one-liners we've been enjoying since the show returned to the air in April.  That includes the Madonna- and Lady Gaga-centric episodes, the emotional showdown at Regionals, and guest appearances by Neil Patrick Harris and Idina Menzel (who could forget their duets with Matthew Morrison and Lea Michele, respectively, in what might have been the show's best episode, directed by Joss Whedon), as well as Menzel's Wicked co-star Kristin Chenoweth and Olivia Newton-John.  I myself am going to get season 1 on Blu-ray, but you can choose for yourself how to buy the rest of Glee.  Sounds like no one's a loser and everyone's a winner!  --David

Sasquatch! 2010


Local writer Travis Hay and photographer Dave Lichterman covered Sasquatch! on behalf of ChordStrike this year. Wish you were there... (Heck, we wish we were there!)

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FRIDAY
The Sasquatch! Music Festival proved to be a monstrous beast of music during its three-day run. Throughout Memorial Day weekend, Sasquatch! featured more than 80 bands spread across three stages and a dance and comedy tent. Kicking off the summer concert season in the Pacific Northwest, the festival’s first day contained a grouping of buzz bands and established acts, making for a day of musical ecstasy. It was a theme that carried throughout the weekend. Set at the picturesque and remote Gorge Amphitheatre (about 150 miles east of Seattle), Sasquatch! boasted not only one of the most eclectic and indie-friendly lineups you'll find, it also took place in the most beautiful spot in the country to take in a show. The sundresses, sandals, and ponchos (the festival is known for having unpredictable weather) were in full effect.

America's perfect bar band, the Hold Steady, showed that they are also the perfect festival act. Craig Finn's story-songs helped create a rousing performance in the summer sun, filled with shout-along choruses and plenty of fists pumping in the air. As a performer Finn is like a rock n' roll Muppet, wildly gesturing, smiling, and laughing when not singing. His enthusiasm is infectious, which is what makes the Hold Steady such a fun band to watch live. Three songs--"Rock Problems," "Hurricane J," and "Barely Breathing"--from the recently released Heaven is Whenever, were peppered into the set and fit perfectly alongside Finn's other narrative tales about partying, religion, and rock n' roll lifestyle.

In the early evening, the action really picked up on the main stage, with the National (left) delivering an emotionally stirring set just before the sun went down. Songs from the critically acclaimed Boxer and this year's High Violet dictated the performance. Some of the material was sparse, while other songs carried a full sound punched up by horns that filled the Gorge. As a performer, singer Matt Berninger is so compelling that you practically feel the emotion. It made for an entertaining and highly engaging show.

Anyone who doubted the hype surrounding Vampire Weekend (below) should have seen how the nearly 20,000 people reacted to group's sunset performance. Thousands of people on top of the Gorge's hill jumped up and down while dancing to the likes of "Cousins," "A-Punk," and "Horchata." It was the biggest set and biggest response of the day.

While the National were stirring up emotions on the main stage, Nada Surf was closing down the activities on the solar-powered Bigfoot stage. The set was heavy on covers, several from their new album, the palindromic If I Had A Hi Fi. The Go-Betweens' “Love Goes On” and Kate Bush’s “Love and Anger” stood out, but the best selection came when Nada Surf turned Depeche Mode's “Enjoy the Silence” into a poppy love ballad.

The night was capped by My Morning Jacket's two-hour headlining set. Jim James and the rest of his band came blazing out of the gates with a hard-rock instrumental unlike anything in the MMJ canon, which led right into "One Big Holiday." From there "Dondante," "Off the Record," the short but extremely funky "Highly Suspicious," and about 15 others songs followed in a career-spanning set list. These touring warhorses are one of the best live rock bands in America, and their set was a fitting way to cap a day filled with a wide variety of music.

Brad, fronted by the soulful Shawn Smith (far left) and featuring Pearl Jam's Stone Gossard, morphed into the darker and heavier Satchel for two songs after Gossard left the stage. OK Go played a high-energy and hit-laden set. Power poppers Posies played a blissful set of unreleased songs, and Portugal. The Man’s psychedelic rock (left) and the excellent Afro-pop of Fool's Gold were two distinct styles of music that stood out.

Check out all of Dave's Friday photos.

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SATURDAY
Sasquatch!’s second day kicked off with a dance party on the main stage, led by the dual drumming assault of Caribou. The high noon set woke up the sleepy-headed campers that showed up early, its upbeat rhythms and tempos providing a great precursor to what would come later in the evening (hint: LCD Soundsystem).

Local Natives (right) filled the day’s quota in the soon-to-be-breakout-bands category. The quintet encompassed the entire musical vibe of the festival with a sound that is melodic, poppy, jangly, and jammy. In a festival forged around musical discoveries, Local Natives was the cream of the crop of the blog-friendly buzz bands.

Speaking of buzz bands, London’s XX (left) played dreamy, synthesized bedroom music and was one of the bright spots of the afternoon. The set could’ve been a disaster, given the music’s slow-burning leanings in such a large and expansive environment, but the material translated well, and the crowd was enamored by the music, singing and swaying along to every song.

The swaying turned to full-blown dancing when James Murphy and his band (a.k.a. LCD Soundsystem) managed to stir up the crowd with driving beats and plenty of cowbell. Highlights included the one-two punch of “Daft Punk is Playing at my House” and “Drunk Girls” from This is Happening, which was the most unstoppable dance force of the weekend.

While dancing was a dominant part of the day, the most anticipated set of the festival came from reunited influential indie rockers Pavement (right). The set was a bit sloppy and surprisingly started with “Cut Your Hair,” the band’s most well-known song. Later it got a bit messy, with a few botched intros to “Rattled by the Rush” (due to instrument troubles), but once Pavement got over the rough patches, they sounded great. Frontman Stephen Malkmus, who was celebrating a birthday, appeared to be annoyed by the minor hiccups, but the crowd didn’t seem to care much as the band played more than 20 songs from its catalog, including “In the Mouth of the Desert,” “Unfair,” “Two States,” and others.

Public Enemy (left) headlined the Bigfoot stage while UK electro icons Massive Attack (below right) headlined the main stage. The latter set was chill, moody, and relaxed, complete with a terrific light show that worked well under the Gorge’s canopy of stars. Public Enemy, on the other hand, brought the noise. Flavor Flav showed he is still hip hop’s reigning jester, while Chuck D held court with a nonstop assault of golden age hip-hop hits, heavy on material from It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back.

Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band played a fantastic set of math rock with progressive leaning while filling in for City & Colour, which had to cancel due to singer Dallas Green's pneumonia. Tegan & Sara almost humorously introduced “Alligator” by beat-boxing. The Long Winters (right) played unreleased material and ended their set with a cover of the Grateful Dead’s “Touch of Grey.” And the humor of They Might Be Giants had thousands of people getting their geek on while singing and dancing along to “Istanbul (Not Constantinople).”

Check out all of Dave's Saturday photos.

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SUNDAY
Mother Nature made her presence known as the Sasquatch! Music Festival wound to a close Day with warm temperatures, a constant threat of showers, and--at the end of the day--a rainbow.

Throughout the day patches of light rain combined with spots of bright sunshine to create an interesting combination on what was the festival’s strongest day. The rainbow appeared during the summery sounds of the Zooey Deschanel / M. Ward combo, known as She & Him. It was the perfect accompaniment to Deschanel’s voice, which were the main attraction, but M. Ward nearly stole the show during a cover of “Rollover Beethoven.”

The Heavy (right) opened the main stage off with a mix of inspired British neo-soul, funk, and rock, engaging the Sasquatch! early risers with hits off of their latest album, The House the Dirt Built, closing off the set with "How You Like Me Now?". Having seen their performance earlier in the year before their explosive set on Late Night with David Letterman sent the quartet's careers into high gear, the addition of live horns added new dimensions to a fantastic set.

If Ben Bridwell’s constant smile was any indication, Band of Horses was the main stage act that had the most fun performing. His toothy grin was almost as enjoyable as the songs performed from Infinite Arms. Another band that was clearly having a blast was the Canadian indie supergroup New Pornographers, which features Neko Case, A.C. Newman, Dan Bejar, and others. It was impossible to not smile and sing along to the group’s catchy, upbeat songs.

MGMT (left) was the main course of the day, even though cult rockers Ween handled headlining duties. MGMT seemed in awe of the grandeur of the Gorge’s spectacular setting and amazed at the size of the crowd (they drew the most people of the festival), though they appeared strangely bored on stage. Vocalist Andrew VanWyngarden dedicated the Memorial Day set to fallen soldiers, started things off with “Pieces of What.” A few songs later, “Flash Delirium” began to work up the crowd, and when “Time to Pretend,” “Kids,” and “Electric Feel” finally came along, the dance party was in full force. Similar to Vampire Weekend’s Friday night set, MGMT showed they are capable of anchoring a major U.S. festival.

Sasquatch! wouldn’t have been a summer music festival without a good old-fashioned mosh pit, which is exactly what Vancouver, B.C., duo Japandroids (right) spurred on during the most intense set of the weekend. Prior to Japandroids’ set of thrashing, Canadian, post-garage rock, the deep-fried Southern rock of the Drive-By Truckers washed over the main stage crowd with a three-guitar assault. Patterson Hood’s storytelling skills were in fine form during the twisted “The Wig He Made Her Wear,” while guitarist Mike Cooley showed his skills as a frontman on “Get Downtown,” both from The Big To-Do, one of the Truckers' strongest records in years.

There were several more memorable moments from Sasquatch!’s final day, making it difficult to narrow things down to just a few. The Seattle Rock Orchestra crammed more than 30 musicians on stage to play a wonderful set of Arcade Fire covers. Aussies Tame Impala proved to be well worth the buzz they’ve garnered, creating a Wolfmother-meets-Howlin' Rain / wall-of-psychedelic sound that rang throughout the festival grounds. On the other end of the Australian rock spectrum was the Temper Trap (below), a band with modern-rock radio written all over it.

By the time the 2010 incarnation of Sasquatch! was over, it was clear that the taste-making festival is a force to be reckoned with in the destination festival circuit. Excellent music was happening around every corner at one of the most beautiful concert settings in the country. Sasquatch! is well worth the trip, and if this year’s lineup of more than 80 bands was any indication of what’s to come in 2011, you’ll want to be there next year.

Check out all of Dave's Sunday photos.

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Dave Lichterman is a programmer by day and photographer by night. "Concert photography bridges the gap between my love of music and my love of photography," he explains, "whilst making up for my complete and utter lack of musical talent. Nothing compares to the thrill of seeing and capturing musicians performing their art." Check out more of Dave's photos @ http://www.flickr.com/lavid/.

Travis Hay is a Seattle-based writer who has been covering music in the Northwest for the past decade. He was a music critic at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and started the award-winning blog and website Ear Candy. His work has appeared in Sound Magazine, The Seattle Weekly, Crosscut.com, Three Imaginary Girls, and other print and online publications.

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At 5:24pm on April 28, 2012, Author-Poet Aberjhani said…

Thank you for that video of the Duke in Paris in 1969. That was actually a pretty rough year in the U.S. so it was good to see beautiful things were still happening somewhere in the world.

I wasn't able to observe this first International Jazz Day the way I wanted but am inspired to see others doing so in grand classic style.

At 3:43pm on April 28, 2012, Robby Baby (Dark Poet of Amour) said…

Yes, seems my Bday is very auspicous considering my interests :) With it being National Poetry Month, International Healing/Tai Chi day on the 28th, and National Jazz Appreciation Month.

My Guggenheim news was the icing on the cake :) Thanks for the Bday wishes :) I am continuing my 2 day celebrations today, been treated to a lunch, will be treated to an East Indian Dinner, than its off to a restaurant with friends :)

At 10:45pm on April 21, 2012, Robby Baby (Dark Poet of Amour) said…

Some kick butt Hip Hop, REAL Hip Hop, not the stuff you hear these days. Hope you enjoy! :)

At 6:22pm on April 21, 2012, Author-Poet Aberjhani said…

You're welcome anyway. 

AND: I like Alfonzo Blackwell too :-)

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At 1:06am on April 5, 2012, Creative Conversation Interviews said…

You're up!

At 5:12pm on April 2, 2012, Author-Poet Aberjhani said…

Can't believe I beat you to that :-)

At 12:26am on March 15, 2012, Creative Conversation Interviews said…

You were right. Thanx.

At 8:53pm on February 19, 2012, Robby Baby (Dark Poet of Amour) said…

A bit of shameless self promotion here lol but good music and such besides:

http://www.youtube.com/user/satusirkku

The bellydance troupe I drum for! There've been some new vids put up recently....funny, there is one guy with a rose in his teeth getting the bellydancers to dance for him in one of the vids haha. As you can see, now I play 2 drums at the gigs!

Hope you are well, oh musical one!

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At 12:13am on January 18, 2012, Creative Conversation Interviews said…

Why haven't you just posted one of your boy CA's videos if I may ask???

His genius isn't disputed.

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At 2:15pm on January 14, 2012, Author-Poet Aberjhani said…

I don't mind admitting that I'm one of those amazed by the vocal talents of Mr. Cem Adrian. I can't quite figure out how somebody can sing in a perfect soprano one second and then jump to baritone or bass the next second. That brother's gotta be a mutant of some kind :-)

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