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Ted Leo played Fallon & Knitting Factory (where he played his new album & karaoke) - pics & setlist & video
by Anna Scialli
The karaoke portion of the night included most of the songs listed here, plus a number of TL/RX tunes like "Ballad of the Sin Eater," "Me and Mia," "Where Have All The Rude Boys Gone?," "A Bottle Of Buckie", "Shake The Sheets", "Timorous Me", and "Counting Down The Hours". I got to do Fugazi's "Merchandise" with Brendan Canty from Fugazi sitting in on drums, which was, as you can probably imagine, both totally crazy and extremely awesome. I hope I did okay! This entire show was a thrill. Ted and his band are as talented as they are friendly, charming, and entertaining. Which is saying a lot. [Fluxblog]On Tuesday night, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists celebrated the release of their first album on Matador Records, the Brutalist Bricks. However, this CD release party had a twist: The first portion Ted & co. played straight through their album but the second portion was reserved for live band karaoke. Like at Studio B in 2008, fans signed up before the show to sing songs while the band accompanied; ranging from "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" by AC/DC to some of Ted Leo's classics such as "Timorous Me." The party seemed to be a Brooklyn twist on a twelve year old's birthday party: the Knitting Factory was decorated with gigantic bee pinatas, a reference to the cover of the new album, and vegan pizza from Vinnie's was offered to all who showed up early.
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists energetically and quickly ripped through track after track of the album. The songs were unfamiliar to a large portion of the audience but the crowd seemed pleased with the performance. After a short break, Live Karoake began. Many, many songs were covered and let's just say some were better than others. All and all, it was a unique show that was a lot of fun to watch. I wasn't about to go belt out a song on stage but kudos to all that did.
One night earlier Shorty Award winner Ted and band appeared on Fallon. Video from that TV appearance, one of him accepting his Shorty Award, and more pictures and the setlist from Knitting Factory below...
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Ted Leo schedules a karaoke party (tix), playing Fallon (see it), releasing album (MP3s), touring w/ Obits (dates)
DOWNLOAD: Ted Leo & The Pharmacists - The Mighty Sparrow (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Ted Leo & The Pharmacists - Even Heroes Have To Die (MP3)
Ted Leo @ doing karaoke at Studio B in 2008 (more by Ryan Muir)
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists did a karaoke set at Studio B in December of 2008 with Andrew WK (who did a Q&A show last night).
With their new disc, The Brutalist Bricks, out March 9th, Ted & The Pharmacists are again letting you take the mic with a Record Release Karaoke Party at Knitting Factory Brooklyn the night of its release. Tickets are on sale. ("A list of available songs will be posted at the door, as well as in advance at the new look TedLeo.com.").
The band will also be on Jimmy Fallon the night before, on March 8th. You can still apply to be on the 'band bench' (and for Silversun Pickups and Allman Brothers too).
Ted Leo has a full tour coming up with Obits and Screaming Females (who played Death by Audio last night - 2/23) opening. That includes an April 9th show at Irving Plaza with both those bands. Tickets are still on sale.
Two tracks from Ted's new album - including the bold opener, "The Mighty Sparrow" - are posted above. All Ted Leo tour dates (with openers) below...
Continue reading "Ted Leo schedules a karaoke party (tix), playing Fallon (see it), releasing album (MP3s), touring w/ Obits (dates)"
DOWNLOAD: Ted Leo & The Pharmacists - Even Heroes Have to Die (MP3)
Ted Leo @ Bell House Haiti Benefit in January (more by Jonny Leather)
Screaming Females are currently on tour with JEFF the Brotherhood - that trip kicked off in NYC and will be back for a show at Brooklyn's Death By Audio on February 23rd. Come March, Screaming Females will be joining Ted Leo & The Pharmacists (who played Bowery Ballroom with JEFF in December) for shows across the US. Those includes his previously mentioned April 9th show at Irving Plaza. Tickets are still on sale.
Ted's new album, The Brutalist Bricks, is due March 9th on Matador. His shows in support of that start in early March (some of which are opened by Title Tracks). A track from the album is above; full tour dates are below. Before then, he'll be appearing (for "songs and a chat") at "Get Off Your Knees" a comedy show hosted by Sara Schaefer and Kim Armstrong at the Bell House front lounge on Tuesday, February 16th (tonight). Other guests include Leo Allen and Jamie Kilstein. Ted Leo appeared at the venue last month for its Haiti benefit. His songs from that night and all tour dates are below...
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Jimmy Fallon, Pat Kiernan, Ted Leo, Walkmen, the Wrens & others played a Haiti benefit @ the Bell House - pics & video
photos by Jonny Leather
'@Joslynm congrats on your pop culture trivia expertise!' - Pat Kiernan
Pat Kiernan
Jimmy Fallon
"Without being too cheesy, I have to say there was a really beautiful spirit at last night's concert. The venue was sold out and aside from the silent auction, Bell House raised $35,000.00 for Save the Children and Partners in Health. I missed the first hour or so because I had to stop by my place, but got there in time to see Jimmy Fallon do a Neil Young impression. Then Freelance Whales played. You all should check them out. They're getting crazy attention right now and they are based out of Queens. Now that's special! Anyway, it was good times all around. Cat Power and Pavement records and CDs were given away for trivia knowledge, Ted Leo who also has shows in town, was adorable and even though Cold War Kids pulled out of the show, the Walkmen did an amazing job closing the show." [Petunia Eats]The long show ran from 7pm-2am with, as pointed out, the Walkmen closing out the night. Actress Lauren Ambrose (Six Feet Under) and her band The Leisure Class were a surprise guest that Ryan Muir said were "blowing me away. Now they are covering St Vincent. 'Marry Me'". (St. Vincent herself played covers at the Haiti benefit that happened at Music Hall on Saturday). NY1's Pat Kiernan (possibly who I wanted to see the most on the bill) hosted trivia. Eugene Mirman introduced him as the guy you see every morning on TV if you don't have Fios.
All artists, including Here We Go Magic, played short sets. If you want to see more of them (HWGM), they play as a headliner at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Friday.
More pictures and some videos (by Tim Duffy of Pop Tarts Suck Toasted) from the Bell House (in alphabetical order), below...
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The Blow @ SXSW 2008 (more by Ryan Muir)
As the Bell House's Haiti benefit on Wednesday, January 27th approaches, the show's lineup keeps getting more and more interesting. Since the initial announcement a few changes have been made (The Walkmen replacing Cold War Kids for one) and more acts have been announced. The schedule
below reflects the expected set times, with the disclaimers that "performers will be playing abbreviated, acoustic and/or stripped down sets" and "line up subject to change."
AC Newman (who's putting out a new New Pornographers record), Rhett Miller and Nicole Atkins are playing as a Seekers cover band (a supergroup similar to what St. Vincent & Bon Iver did at MHOW on Saturday). Zach Galifianakis was also at the BV Haiti event,
UPDATE: Despite a press release that went out, The Bell House says that Paul Rudd & Zach Galifianakis are not on this benefit (they never said they were, but the press release did). Also the venue says that the set times that were posted (including here last night) are wrong.
Freelance Whales (who have quite a few shows, NYC and otherwise, coming up) are playing, as is Ted Leo (who himself has longer shows planned).
One notable addition is The Blow, aka Kaela Maricich, who played Art Basel in Miami this December, but hasn't played NYC in quite a while (possibly since CMJ 2007).
Tickets for the benefit show are still on sale.
The Blow's last album was 2006's Paper Television, when Jona Bechtolt from YACHT was still in the group. For YACHT's upcoming tour, Bechtolt and member Claire Evans will bolster their live show (previously them and a laptop) by a band consisting of Rob Kieswetter of Bobby Birdman (who is also opening), Jeff Brodsky of Jeffrey Jerusalem, and D. Reuben Snyder of Rob Walmart. The backing band's name is 'The Straight Gaze'. A tour preview clip is posted below.
More Bell House info with full lineup & poster below...
Continue reading "Bell House Haiti benefit expands (to include The Blow & more) - WEDNESDAY NIGHT"
by Andrew Frisicano
DOWNLOAD: Title Tracks - Every Little Bit Hurts (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Pretty & Nice - Tora Tora Tora (MP3)
John Davis of Title Tracks (by Shervin Lainez)
In early 2008, after several years spent in Washington D.C. bands like Q And Not U and Georgie James, John Davis decided he was ready to go out and start writing and recording albums on his own. John began work on the songs that were to become the first Title Tracks album in January 2008, as the unhappy fate of Georgie James became clear. By the time that Georgie James officially split up in the summer of 2008, John had an album's worth of songs ready to go and began playing shows with a new group behind him by the end of that summer. It Was Easy is the debut full-length from Title Tracks, John's solo projectTitle Tracks' debut comes out February 23rd on Ernest Jenning Record Co. On the album, John Davis plays every instrument himself (minus guest sax by Kriston Capps and two vocal contributions by Tracyanne Campbell of Camera Obscura). Live he'll be accompanied by a band. The album's first song, "Every Little Bit Hurts" posted above, is an upbeat power-pop number in the vein of Police/Elvis Costello/Ted Leo, the latter of which they'll be touring with this March. They open the first leg of Ted's tour, not the later dates that include an Irving Plaza show on April 9th. (Tickets for that are on sale.)
Before the Ted Leo dates, Title Tracks go on tour with peppy indie-pop band Pretty and Nice from Boston. Both bands play Union Hall on March 6th with Gary B & the Notions (tickets are on sale) and Cake Shop on March 7th. Title Tracks will also be at SXSW.
Pretty & Nice, a Hardly Art-signed band whose past credits include a BV day party at CMJ 2008 and opening for the Thermals, happen to also play tonight (1/26) at The Cameo with Drunken Sufis. Their "Tora Tora Tora" is above. More tour dates are below.
Ted Leo performs at the Bell House's stacked Haiti benefit on Wednesday, January 27th.
All tour dates and tracklist/album art for Title Tracks' debut are below...
Continue reading "Title Tracks (John Davis of Q And Not U) - debut album, MP3, tour dates w/ Ted Leo & Pretty & Nice "
Jimmy Fallon, Ted Leo, Cold War Kids, Wrens, Sondre, AC Newman, RhettM, N Atkins, more for Bell House Haiti benefit
A BENEFIT FOR THE VICTIMS OF THE EARTHQUAKE IN HAITIThe above-described event will take place on Wednesday, January 27th @ 6pm at The Bell House in Brooklyn (cost = $50).
100% of the proceeds will be split between Save The Children and Partners In Health.
All performers will be playing abbreviated and stripped down sets. Scheduled to appear:
New York State Senator DIANE SAVINO
AC NEWMAN of NEW PORNOGRAPHERS with RHETT MILLER of OLD 97s and NICOLE ATKINS as THE SEEKERS.
More performers and ticket information to be announced on Monday, January 18.
City Winery also has some fine benefit shows coming up.
Others are raising money for Haiti with vegan baked goods.
Coalesce @ Fun Fun Fun Fest in November (more)
Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings @ Nokia Theatre in Feb (more by Natasha Ryan)
today in NYC
* Steel Train @ Maxwell's
* Gov't Mule @ Beacon Theatre
* David Johansen @ City Winery
* Patti Smith @ Bowery Ballroom
* Disco Biscuits @ Nokia Theatre
* Soulive, Lettuce, Break Science @ MHOW
* Dr. John & The Lower 911 @ Highline Ballroom
* a gingerbread house competition @ The Bell House
* John Zorn (Annual End of the Year Improv) @ The Stone *
* Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, Ivan Milev Band @ Brooklyn Bowl
* Dillinger Escape Plan, Thursday, Glassjaw & United Nations @ Starland Ballroom
* Violent Soho, She Keeps Bees, Rainbow Party, Turbosleaze @ Glasslands
* Coalesce, Coliseum, A Storm of Light, My Skull Your Closet & Tournament @ Europa
JOHN ZORN'S ANNUAL END OF THE YEAR IMPROV--A Stone Benefit @ the Stone
- 8 & 10 pm
John Zorn (sax) Billy Martin (percussion) Sam Kulik (trombone) (piano) Ned Rothenberg (sax) Kenny Wollesen (perc, drums) Shanir Blumenkranz (bass) Erik Friedlander (cello) Harris Eisenstadt (drums) Jim Staley (trombone) and many special guests
Come out and support The Stone in our annual year end rent party! LIMITED SEATING SO COME EARLY! TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS.
Patti Smith plays her second of three shows at Bowery Ballroom tonight. She is also on the bill of the February 26th Tibet House Concert.
BrooklynVegan is proud to present Coalesce, Coliseum, A Storm of Light, My Skull Your Closet and Tournament at Europa tonight.
Decibel says that Coalesce put out the third best album of the year. Coalesce also released an EP since then.
A Storm of Light's Josh Graham listed 10 great things about 2009.
The New Years Eve hippie invasion begins. Though many made mecca to Miami to see Phish, Gov't Mule (Beacon), Soulive & Lettuce (Music Hall of Williamsburg), and Disco Biscuits (Nokia Theatre) all have New Years Eve Eve shows in NYC tonight (not to mention Dr. John and Knuma Trio at Highline Ballroom).
What are you doing on New Years Eve?
Video from Ted Leo's post-Christmas show at The Meatlocker in NJ, below...
What else?
Ted Leo played Bowery Ballroom (recording) - playing the Meatlocker (solo) + Irving Plaza & other 2010 tour dates
DOWNLOAD: Ted Leo & The Pharmacists - Even Heroes Have To Die (MP3)
Ted Leo @ Bowery Ballroom on December 6th (Arambulo)
Ted Leo played the Bowery Ballroom on December 6th with Stupid Party and JEFF the Brotherhood (who have another show coming up at the same venue). A recording of the gig, which spanned 23 songs, is currently up on NYCTaper. Setlist also below.
Ted's new record The Brutalist Bricks is coming out March 9th on Matador.
"It certainly sounds like guys of a certain age who used to be in hardcore bands," Leo says. "The older I get, the more I go back to primary sources in my listening. For better or for worse, I really don't get mellower politically -- it winds up leaving me sometimes to just want to play hardcore. I'm ultimately a better singer than I am a screamer."Ted Leo and The Pharmacists will go on a tour in support of that record this spring - they visit NYC with an April 9th show at Irving Plaza. Ticket info TBA.
Over the years, Leo's work has often been overly political in scope; while the music leans more towards '70s pop-punk in the vein of Elvis Costello, on Bricks he's still exploring common Leo lyrical themes. "It veers more towards the personal side of things. 'Even Heroes Have To Die' is about how to grow old with dignity. There are songs that are specific in being about veganism, to songs that are broad, personal perseverance in the face of a world that drags you down." [Rolling Stone]
Ted is currently on a solo tour of England and will play one more North American show before the end of 2009. That takes place in his home state of NJ at the Meatlocker in Montclair one day after Christmas (the same day Danzig plays in Sayreville). It's also solo. The flyer and more details and all dates, below...
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DOWNLOAD: Ted Leo & The Pharmacists - Even Heroes Have To Die (MP3)
"The Brutalist Bricks" - out March 9, 2010 on Matador
Ted Leo's Sunday show at Bowery Ballroom with JEFF the Brotherhood (who added a Monday show at Mercury Lounge) and Stupid Party (who put out one of Screaming Females' favorite albums of the year) is sold out. All dates below...
Continue reading "new Ted Leo MP3 from 'The Brutalist Bricks' (and 2009 dates)"
photos by Tim Griffin
Cold Cave
"Cold Cave was one of the most hyped CMJ acts to hit New York last week. Their dark, almost industrial music went well with the extremely dark stage [at The Suffolk] and with their look- all black clothes and somber faces. I felt like a vampire or a bat in a cave. But I wasn't scared. Cold Cave's music is both slow and aggressive, moody and somehow poppy. While the crowd brooded I bet inside they were ecstatic. The music of Cold Cave is powerful and visceral. Maybe a little boring in a live setting, but something tells me that's the point. Enjoy the darkness." [Microphone Memory Emotion]Cold Cave played before Ted Leo at The Suffolk on Friday night. Tanlines, Glasser (backed by Tanlines), Harlem, and Lemonade also played the True Panther / Matador bill. More pictures from the show below...
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photos by Tim Griffin
Ted Leo headlined the Matador/True Panther CMJ showcase at The Suffolk on Friday night. The show reached capacity early with a long line still outside. On Wednesday afternoon Ted played a solo set at the NBC Experience Store (like The xx did on Friday afternoon). More pictures from the Matador show, and a video of him playing a new song at the NBC thing, below...
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One of the CMJ shows I'll most regret missing tonight (10/23) is the "Evening with Califone: All My Friends Are Funeral Singers" It's "a multimedia event" at 92YTribeca. And actually, I don't think it's part of CMJ, and tickets are still on sale.
Yesterday (10/22) Ted Leo could be found enjoying a set by his tour-mates JEFF the Brotherhood at the BrooklynVegan party at Pianos. Tonight (10/23) is his set at the Matador CMJ showcase at The Suffolk. Flyer below.
JEFF the Brotherhood also play tonight, and then four more shows on Saturday,
Also playing that Matador party are Cold Cave who so far also played the Stereogum party at The Studio, canceled their appearance at Public Assembly for Vice, and were just added to the Pitchfork party happening at Market Hotel. Flyer below.
Also playing the Matador showcase are Harlem who play the Vice party tonight (10/23) and haven't cancelled so far that I know of.
Japandroids are back in town. Last night they gigged at Glasslands with Real Estate. Tonight they do it at The Bell House for the Polyvinyl showcase with Headlights and others. Flyer below.
Continue reading "Ted Leo, Califone, Cold Cave & Japandroids too (CMJ Friday)"
The Suffolk = Flamboyan Theater = CSV Cultural Center = ex-haunted house -- Ted Leo, others playing CMJ there
DOWNLOAD: The Very Best - Warm Heart of Africa (Violens remix) (MP3)
Ted Leo @ Pier 54 in July (more by Chris La Putt)
Ted Leo is one of many the acts lined up for the space at 107 Suffolk St (alternately called The Suffolk, Flamboyán Theater and Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural Center) during this year's CMJ Festival. The space, which also has a "beach" bar, isn't unaccustomed to shows - it hosted Ponytail in April - but around this time of year its usually set up as a haunted house (now housed elsewhere).
Ted Leo (now on Matador) will be headlining a True Panther/Matador Records showcase at the Suffolk on Friday, October 23rd. The impressive lineup for that night includes Glasser, Harlem, Cold Cave (who just played NYC with Faust) and Lemonade (who have many other CMJ shows, listed below). It's one of the official CMJ shows there (full schedule is below).
That gig is one of two shows set up by True Panther - on Saturday, October 24th they're also putting on a show at Pianos with Restless People (mems. of Professor Murder/Tanlines who debut five days earlier at Santos), Janka Nabay (backed by Javelin), Glasser (backed by Tanlines), Delorean and Lemonade. Flyer below.
Ted Leo also has some other upcoming dates scheduled including a post-CMJ headlining gig at Bowery Ballroom
The Suffolk is also playing host to unofficial, non-badge, first-come, first-served parties. AAM has one on Thursday, October 22nd (10pm) with Surfer Blood, Air Waves, Surf City, Violens (Very Vest remix MP3 reposted above), Lemonade and New York Night Train DJ Jonathan Toubin (who has his own showcase at Santos on Tuesday).
Finally, it should be noted that The Suffolk has a "back room" and that will also be hosting shows, including a Japanther performance on Wednesday, Oct. 21st (Fool's Gold is also on that bill).
Schedules and flyers for all of the above shows are below...
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Rorschach (and Ted Leo), Celebrity Murders & The Degenerics @ Santos Party House in NYC - pics, video
"Dear NYC - Rorschach owned you." - Dawn Geary
words by Black Bubblegum, photos by Chloe Rice
As part of their short burst of reunion tour dates, Rorschach played TWO NYC shows on Friday night (9/25). The first was at Santos Party House with Celebrity Murders (their last show EVER) and The Degenerics.
It was an early show for a Friday. Santos was packed to the gills, which was amazing to see when I arrived at 9:15 - a testament to the legacy that Rorschach left. The openers had already played, and Rorschach were 15 minutes into their hour-or-so set. The water-tight NJ band were barreling through their classics with unmatched precision. They played like they'd been on the road for 16 years, not dormant as they actually have been. Precision start-stops, wild guitar/bass swings while delivering killer riffs, and tons of energy. This is how all reunions should be.
Not only was it a fantastic performance, the energy in the crowd was palpable. Even Ted Leo got into the proceedings. To kick off the encore, Ted joined the band for a cover of the Black Flag classic "My War" before diving into the crowd. (video below). They closed with "Recurring Nightmare 105".
In the course of an hour, Rorschach tore through nearly every single song they knew. "It's so awesome you're doing this!" screamed one of the faces in the crowd.This show was one for the record books, and was only matched by what would happen later that night across the river at The Charleston (pics & review of that one coming soon).
It was clear throughout the evening what a special occasion this was for a band whose name has been dropped countless times since their breakup but who received little fanfare during their brief existence.
"If I thanked everyone in this room for the support they've given us," said Maggio in a rare break between songs, "we'd have to cut the set off right now." [Grudge City Activities]
The above-mentioned video, and pictures of Celebrity Murders and Rorschach (we completely missed The Degenerics), below...
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an interview w/ Charles Maggio of Rorschach (who are in the middle of their short run of reunion dates)
by Black Bubblegum
Charles Maggio of Rorschach
June 1993 at ABC No Rio with Assuck & Scrog.
That's the last time that the mighty Rorschach blessed NYC. The band called it quits shortly after, splintering into projects like Gern Blandsten Records, Beautiful Skin, Deadguy, Kiss It Goodbye, and tons more, but those great successes only highlighted an undeniable fact: Rorschach were innovative and before their time.
After deciding to reunite earlier this year in honor of the 20th anniversary of the Remain Sedate LP, Rorschach announced a short east coast tour. The band is currently in the midst of that tour, which impacts Asbury Park in their native New Jersey tonight (9/24) and Santos Party House TOMORROW (9/25, tix here).
We spoke with the mighty Charles Maggio (Vocals, owner Gern Blandsten Records) to get to the bottom of the reunion and what we can expect going forward....
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Ted Leo @ Pier 54 (more by Chris La Putt)
Check out Ted's message below...
Continue reading "Ted Leo signs to Matador, JEFF the Brotherhood & Stupid Party opening the Bowery Ballroom show "
Tickets are on sale (@ noon) for the Ted Leo show happening at Bowery Ballroom.
Tickets are on sale (@ noon) for Far the show happening at Mercury Lounge.
Tickets are on sale (@ noon) for the Islands / Jemina Pearl show happening at Bowery Ballroom.
Ted Leo tour dates (Bowery) w/ the Pharmacists who backed Eddie Vedder in Toronto when Ted got stuck in NY (video)
"Rx are discussing options w/PJ now. Doesn't look like I'm gonna make it. They're not reinstating any of these flights..." Ted Leo, Aug 21 @ 2:06 PM
Eddie Vedder & The Pharmacists - Aug 21, 2009 in Toronto
Ted Leo & The Pharmacists, who just got back from playing some West Coast dates, have scheduled a few new East Coast ones for December. One of those is December 6th at Bowery Ballroom in NYC and tickets just went on AmEx Presale. All currently known dates below.
The West Coast dates were supposed to happen right after Ted left Toronto. In Toronto Ted was scheduled to play in a charity soccer game and (again) open for Pearl Jam. Other celebrities playing the soccer game included Rivers Cuomo and Michael Cera. They actually played, but Ted never made it...
"Ted Leo, famed indie rock musician, was also originally scheduled to be at this event, but apparently he got stopped at border security and couldn't make it (or, in addition, open for Pearl Jam the night before!). Also, Rivers Cuomo was there with his Japanese wife and 2-year-old Japanese daughter!! Exciting, eh?" [Until we Eat Again]Ted never made it to the Pearl Jam show either, so instead his band The Pharmacists played without him (and, much to the delight of the crowd, with Eddie Vedder and Mike McCready). A Little bit more about that, their setlist, videos from the show, and all Ted Leo dates, below....
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Lovvers returning to America, playing Brooklyn (CMJ) w/ JEFF the Brotherhood (new album) - tour dates, MP3, video
by Bill Pearis
DOWNLOAD: JEFF the Brotherhood - Bone Jam (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: JEFF the Brotherhood - Heavy Damage (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Lovvers - Human Hair (MP3)
As mentioned deep within another post, both JEFF the Brotherhood and Lovvers are both set to play at Union Pool on October 24 as part of a pretty killer CMJ show, along with UUVVWWZ, An Albatross, Dark Meat, Flexions, and ZzZ. So this seemed like a good opportunity to update you on the whereabouts and goings-on of these two bands, both of whom have large upcoming North American tours mapped out. All dates below.
Lovvers (pictured above) have released their debut album, OCD Go Go Girls, in the UK -- no North American date set unfortunately -- and it's a 33-minute blast of garage-y punk, indebted to '80s Twin/Tone and SST (look no further than the album's "d.boon " for proof) as well as the current L.A./The Smell scene. Noisy, but they never forget the tunes. I saw their Cake Shop show last month and they are a bundle of energy and expect you to have fun too: trying to provoke a reaction from solemn, photo-happy girl s standing at the front of the stage, singer Shaun Hencher planted a kiss right on the mouth. (Didn't work unfortunately, she stood there afterwards like it never happened.) Just warning you for when they tour again here in October (they also play Santos on October 20th). You can check out the video for OCD Go Go Girls title track (as well as live footage from the Cake Shop show) further down the post.
Nashville's awesome JEFF the Brotherhood, meanwhile, have managed to finish their album, Heavy Days, despite near constant touring. It pretty much rocks the whole way through, and is indeed heavy (three tracks on the album have that word in the title), sometimes veering into metal territory, then back into driving hard rock, with a little surf and psych in there as well. It's out October 13 on Infinity Cat. I've written about these guys plenty this year, but I will reiterate: Jake and Jamin are great live, so do go see them as they seem to be hitting most of North America between now and November where they'll be touring with Ted Leo, Ty Segall, and Shonen Knife. You can check out two tracks from Heavy Days at the top of this post. Cover art and tracklist along with all dates and videos, below...
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photos by Chris La Putt
"Wow - thanks to everyone who stuck it out - I was a little disombobulated, and I'm truly sorry the R4 & XtraGolden didn't play... ...but we all made the best of it, right? Thanks again for braving it with us!" - Ted Leo
Hundreds of people braved the rain to see Ted Leo & the Pharamacists play a tight set with no set list on Pier 54 in NYC (part of the RiverRocks summer series). After a slight delay and the cancellation of both openers (Radio 4 and Extra Golden), Ted and band played for about an hour and 20 minutes of relatively rain-free music. They went on around 7:50. The above picture was taken around 6:30. To quote a friend, "all in all another memorable night in the eight year saga of Ted vs the Environment. Ted and his diehard fans always win." More pictures and some video below...
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Ted Leo writes...
THURSDAY - JULY 23, 2009 - ANNUAL FREE OUTDOOR NYC SHOW @ PIER 54 - RAIN OR SHINE?The pic of Ted Leo skateboarding in the rain is above. Last year's Blonde Redhead show at the same location was infamously cancelled at the last minute. Tonight's show starts (hopefully) at 7pm:
It IS, as I said on Twitter, "complicated." My understanding is that it's a call that kind of has to be made on the spot if it's storming - basically, they try to do everything they can to make as much of a show as can happen happen. So if it's raining hard, they might just wait a while to see if it lets up, etc., but if it's only threatening, even if it's threats are extremely frightening, they won't call it off unless there's danger (REALLY bad rain or too much lightening).
As you may or may not know, we've snatched victory from the jaws of the most intense potential defeat with these things a few times before, including being pretty much the only musical event to actually HAPPEN during the blackout a few years ago, and skating in the rain with the kids (I couldn't find a picture of that, so I gave you Jesus riding a dinosaur instead) while we waited to know if we were canceled or not another year, etc., so you can count on us to try and make the best of it, no matter what happens...
I hope that helps!
And in the words of Sweet Sugar Slam, woo-woot!!
Woah - scratch that - FOUND ONE! Thanks to Hope for sending it... [Ted Leo]
6 p.m. - doorsA video of Ted playing "Dancing in the Dark" solo for a segment about Bruce Springsteen, and all tour dates (including some with JEFF the Brotherhood), below...
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Tragedy @ Studio B - July 12, 2009
Due to a layover on their way to Europe, crusty hardcore gods Tragedy did their part to help shutter the stages of Studio B on July 12th with a little help from Morne (mems-Grief, profiled here), Blacklisted, Brain Handle, and Brain Killer. I got to the venue moments after the great Blacklisted started. I unfortunately missed Brain Handle and Brain Killer.
"We don't take requests", vocalist George Hirsch quipped from on stage, not that the band needed to. Blacklisted ran through some favorite selections of older material, as well songs from the excellent Heavier Than Heaven, Lonlier Than God from last year. As far as stage presence and performance, Blacklisted as a band is as impassioned as Hirsch's lyrics, and the barefooted vocalist took command of the crowd with ease. I'm a big fan.
Morne followed with their crusty Amebix/early Neurosis slant, drawing from their new LP due on Feral Ward. Their sound has infinite potential, but I found them to be less than energetic on stage. Nerves? They had second billing above Blacklisted (which I didn't understand) and were sandwiched between two of the greatest current hardcore bands today.
Though there are a few notable exceptions to this rule (like Blacklisted), I think hardcore should have an element of danger to it. A fire. A pissed off quality transcends the musician's ability, propelling the music forward with an intangible, urgent quality. Tragedy has that rage, which is why this band is so compelling both on record as well as on stage. They did not disappoint on Sunday night, save for the fact that the sound was muddy at different vantage points and their show clocked in at under an hour. I could have gone for two.
"Lemme just put it this way. I usually follow the "No crowd-surfing/stage-diving for kids over 175lbs" rule pretty fucking strictly. It definitely makes the show more enjoyable for the majority. For Tragedy, I smashed that rule to fucking pieces for the first time in years. I definitely heard "Not Fucking Fodder", "Call to Arms", "The Day After", and "The Ending Fight". They also played one, possibly 2 new songs as well. Could this mean a new album? Who knows?! Shit dude, for a bunch of semi-drunk dudes they were tighter than Nancy Reagan's asshole and heavier than a 10 ton weight. EURO-FRIENDS: GO SEE TRAGEDY." [NGNV]Pictures of the last two bands, some videos, and more Blacklisted and Morne tour dates, below...
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Two films I've been dying to see quickly made their way in and out of our fair city this past June. Being an idiot that cannot seem to prioritize anything, I missed them both. The films I speak of are Big Fan starring Patton Oswalt and Visioneers starring Zach Galifianakis. You may recall from previous articles that Zach and Patton are among my favorite comedians of all time; thus the eagerness to see these films and the anguish at missing them. Big Fan is the directorial debut of Robert Siegel, the man wrote The Wrestler, a film that featured comedian Todd Barry (another favorite). In Big Fan, Patton plays the role of Paul.
Paul is a 35-year-old toll booth operator from Staten Island who lives and dies by his New York Giants. When he has a chance encounter with Giants linebacker Quantrell Bishop, however, things go horribly wrong and a brutal beating at the hands of his idol tests Paul's allegiance to the team. Comedian Patton Oswalt delivers a heartbreaking, layered performance in this pitch-black comedy that reveals the disturbing side of obsessive fandom.Thankfully, word is out that Big Fan will begin showing in theaters in New York and Philadelphia August 28th, Los Angeles, D.C, Dallas and Houston theatres September 11th and then expanding! In the meantime, visit the official website for trailers and whatnot. And definitely check out Patton's diaries from when Big Fan played at Sundance back in January. Trailer below.
Having seen the trailer last year, I feel like Visioneers has been on my radar for a really long time. It definitely looks to be a somber, Orwellian, supremely dark comedy. The film, directed by Jared Drake, stars Galifianakis as George Washington Winsterhammerman.
George lives a comfortable yet completely uneventful life, and when he starts having dreams in which he's the first President of the United States, his doctor informs him that they could be signs of impending explosion. Later, as the dreams become more frequent and his co-workers continue to detonate, George is prompted to reevaluate his mundane existence.It looks like that June 3 screening at the 92Y Tribeca may have been my only opportunity to see it theatrically; it comes out on DVD July 21st (using Zach's role in The Hangover to reach a broader audience) and there only seems to be independently organized screening parties scattered across the US. Trailer below.
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"Future of the Left, though I've seen them 1,000 times, were a REVELATION tonight, and a finer bunch of gents to hang out with? Hard 2 find." - Ted Leo
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The above review and picture are by Ted Leo who was at his former tour-mates' secret show Sunday night at Spike Hill in Brooklyn. The show they played together at Webster Hall was FOTL's first NYC show. The show at Spike Hill was their first in Brooklyn, and an unofficial afterparty for the Pool Party at Williamsburg Waterfront. Tonight (7/13) you can catch FOTL in Jersey (Maxwell's), and then there's Siren and other places... Videos below...
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Deciding what information should be public isn't just important for your reputation and mental health. Keeping your account numbers and identifying information secret can help prevent financial fraud, protecting you and property. In a country like Syria in the midst of turmoil, your privacy can be a matter of life and death.
But for most of us, we're willing to trade a litte of our privacy for a service we like, or a little company.
Thorin Klosowski recently published a piece on Lifehacker called "Living in Public: What Happens When You Throw Privacy Out the Window". In it, he describes how he, a very private person, decided to live his life in public.
For three weeks, Thorin shared his location through location-based social networks wherever he went. He made all of his activity on his favorite apps public. He allowed all of his Internet activity to be tracked by anyone who wanted to track it.
After three weeks, he asked a stranger to take a look at all of his activity and tell him what she thought. What she said and what Google thought about him (see what Google thinks about you here) turned out to be pretty accurate.
The reason that social networks are addictive, I'd argue, is that they are pretty good representations of who we are in real life. The problem arises as we share we may create evidence online that can look bad out of context—like those party pictures. The old notions of a private self that your boss doesn't know are transforming drastically every day. Some of it is beyond your control. But there is a lot you can do.
The first thing to do is to think about the tools that may give away your privacy.
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For every free service we use, there is a cost. On the Internet that cost is usually privacy.
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If you like sailing and tall ships, I can recommend this podcast about Pam Bitterman's book Sailing to the far horizon. It's a great story about the last years of the community-operated ship Sofia, covering both a lot of happy sailing and the ship's sad end in the early eighties. But this is not about hippies on a ship, it's about how we record and remember our lives. In the podcast Pam tells us how the book was made possible by her parents saving her letters home. Perhaps they had a hunch that this story will be written down one day. Going on to state that e-mails and phone calls wouldn't have been saved that way. That's a very interesting point that should make us think. At least it made me think about what we will remember about our lives in, say, twenty years? We collect more info about what we are doing than ever before. We shoot digital pictures all the time and post status updates on Facebook. We are telling the world where we are, what we are doing and what we feel. Maybe in a way that is shallower than letters home, but we sample our lives at a very granular rate. The real question is however how persistent this data is? If we later realize we have experienced something unique enough to write a book about, have our digital life left enough traces to support us? Pam wrote the book about Sofia some twenty years later. A twenty year old paper is still young, but that's an eternity in the digital world. Will you still be on the same social media service? Do you still have the same account or have you lost it. Does the service even exist? And what about your e-mails, have you saved them? How are your digital photos archived? You may even have cleaned up yourself to fit everything into a cheaper cloud account. Here's something to keep in mind about retaining your digital life. Realize the value of your personal records. You may fail to see the value in single Facebook posts, but they may still form a valuable wholeness. If you save it you can choose to use it or not in the future. If you lose it you have no choice. Make sure you don't lose access to your mail, social media and cloud storage accounts. That would force you to start fresh, which usually means data loss. Always register a secondary mail address in the services. That will help you recover if you forget the password. Use a password manager to avoid losing the password in the first place. Redundancy is your friend. Do not store important data in a single location. The ideal strategy is to store your files both on a local computer and in a cloud account. It provides redundancy and also stores data in several geographically separated locations. This is easy with younited because you can set it to automatically back up selected folders. Mail accounts have limited capacity and you can't keep stuff forever. Don't delete your correspondence. Check your mail client instead for a function that archives your mail to local storage. Check your social media service for a way to download a copy of your stuff. In Facebook you can currently find this function under Settings / General. It's good to do this regularly, and you should at least do it if you plan to close your account and go elsewhere. Migrate your data when switching to a new computer or another cloud service. It might be tricky and take some time, but it is worth it. Do not see it as a great opportunity to start fresh and get rid of "old junk". If you are somewhat serious about digital photography, you should get familiar with DAM. That means Digital Asset Management. This book is a good start. Pam did not have a book in mind when she crossed the Pacific. But she was lucky and her parents helped her retain the memories. You will not be that lucky. Don't expect your friends on Facebook to archive posts for you, you have to do it yourself. You may not think you'll ever need the stuff, just like Pam couldn't see the book coming when onboard Sofia. But you never know what plans the future has for you. When you least expect it, you might find yourself in a developing adventure. Make yourself a favor and don't lose any digital memories. Safe surfing, Micke
Most of us have some kind of relationship with Facebook. We either love it, hate it or ignore it. Some of us are hooked. Some have found new opportunities, and many have got themselves into a mess on Facebook. Some are worry-free and totally open while others are deeply concerned about privacy. But we probably all agree that Facebook has changed our lives or at least impacted our ways to communicate. Facebook has showed that social media is an important tool for both business and private affairs. Facebook was in the right place at the right time to become the de-facto standard for social media. But the success of Facebook is also what makes it scary. Imagine the power you have if you know everything about everyone in the civilized world. And on top of that with quite loose legislation about what you can do with that data. Ok, everything and everyone are exaggerations, but not too far from the truth. Others have tried to challenge Facebook, but no one has succeeded so far. One reason is that social media automatically is monopolizing. The most important selection criteria is where your friends are, and that drives everyone into one common service. The fact that even Google failed with Google+, despite their huge resources and a ready user base from services like Gmail, just underlines how solid Facebook's position is. Ello is the latest challenger and they certainly have an interesting approach. Ello tries to hit Facebook straight in its weakest point and provide a service that respect user integrity. They may lack the resources of Google, but they can be credible in this area. The choice between Facebook and Google is like a rock and a hard place for the privacy minded, but Ello is different. Their manifesto says it all. Will Ello survive and will they be the David that finally defeats Goliath? Ello is in a very early phase and they certainly have a very long way to go. But remember that their success depends on you too. You may not be a product on Ello, but you are certainly a feature. The main feature, actually. The team can only provide a framework for our social interactions. But people to be social with is absolutely crucial for any social network. So Ello's raise or fall is mostly in our hands now. They need enough pioneers to make it a vibrant society. The development team can make the service fail, but they can only create potential for success. Ello needs you to materialize that potential. So what's my honest opinion about Ello? The fact that the service is based on privacy and integrity is good. We need a social media service like this. But there are also many open questions and dark clouds on Ello's sky. People have complained about its usability. And yes, usability is quite weird in many ways. It's also very obvious that Ello is too premature to be a tool for non-technical users. Now in October 2014, I would personally only invite people who are used to beta software. But both usability and the technical quality can be fixed, it just takes more work from the team. A bigger question mark is however the future business model of Ello. On Facebook you're a product and that's what pays for the "free" service. But how is Ello going to strike a balance between privacy and funding the operation? This is one of the big challenges. Another is if the privacy-promise really is enough? Many of us are already privacy-aware, but the vast majority is still quite clueless. What Ello needs is either a big increase in privacy awareness or something clever that Facebook doesn't provide and can't copy quickly. It may seem futile for a small startup to challenge Facebook. But keep in mind that Facebook was small too once in the beginning. Facebook showed us that we need social media. Perhaps Ello can show us that we need social media with integrity. But anyway, you are among those who decide Ello's future by either signing up or ignoring it. Safe surfing, @Micke-fi on Ello Picture: ello.co screen capture
Everybody probably agree that the net has developed a discussion culture very different from what we are used to in real life. The used adjectives vary form inspiring, free and unrestricted to crazy, sick and shocking. The (apparent) anonymity when discussing on-line leads to more open and frank opinions, which is both good and bad. It becomes especially bad when it turns into libel and hate speech. What do you think about this? Read on and let us know in the poll below. We do have laws to protect us against defamation. But the police still has a very varying ability to deal with crimes on the net. And the global nature of Internet makes investigations harder. Most cases are international, at least here in Europe where we to a large extent rely on US-based services. This is in the headlines right now here in Finland because of a recent case. The original coverage is in Finnish so I will give you a short summary in English. A journalist named Sari Helin blogged about equal rights for sexual minorities, and how children are very natural and doesn't react anyway if a friend has two mothers, for example. This is a sensitive topic and, hardly surprising, she got a lot of negative feedback. Part of the feedback was clear defamation. Calling her a whore, among other nasty things. She considered it for a while and finally decided to report the case to the police, mainly because of Facebook comments. This is where the really interesting part begins. Recently the prosecutor released the decision about the case. They simply decided to drop it and not even try to investigate. The reason? Facebook is in US and it would be too much work contacting the authorities over there for this rather small crime. A separately interviewed police officer also stated that many of the requests that are sent abroad remain unanswered, probably for the same reason. This reflects the situation in Finland, but I guess there are a lot of other countries where the same could have happened. Is this OK? The resourcing argument is understandable. The authorities have plenty of more severe crimes to deal with. But accepting this means that law and reality drift even further apart. Something is illegal but everybody knows you will get away with the crime. That's not good. Should we increase resourcing and work hard to make international investigations smoother? That's really the only way to make the current laws enforceable. The other possible path is to alter our mindset about Internet discussions. If I write something pro-gay on the net, I know there's a lot of people who dislike it and think bad things about me. Does it really change anything if some of these people write down their thoughts and comment on my writings? No, not really. But most people still feel insulted in cases like this. I think we slowly are getting used to the different discussion climate on the net. We realize that some kinds of writing will get negative feedback. We are prepared for that and can ignore libel without factual content. We value feedback from reputable persons, and anonymous submissions naturally have less significance. Pure emotional venting without factual content can just be ignored and is more shameful for the writer than for the object. Well, we are still far from that mindset, even if we are moving towards it. But which way should we go? Should we work hard to enforce the current law and prosecute anonymous defamers? Or should we adopt our mindset to the new discussion culture? The world is never black & white and there will naturally be development on both these fronts. But in which direction would you steer the development if you could decide? Now you have to pick the one you think is more important. [polldaddy poll=8293148] Looking forward to see what you think. The poll will be open for a while and is closed when we have enough data. Safe surfing, Micke


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My ex-husband hasn't paid child support for a few months now, yet he wants to see his 5 year old son. Can I keep my ex from visiting his son until he pays me child support? I don't want to use my son as leverage, but I really need the money to keep him fed, clothed, and housed and this seems to be the only real motivator I have at my disposal.
In Illinois, Support and Parenting time are separate issues. One can't be used as leverage against the other.
Absolutely not. Non-payment of support is not a justification for refusing to follow the court's parenting time order. You can go after him for the money, but you can't keep the child from him.
The court views visitation and child support as mutually exclusive issues. A parent isn't allowed to withhold visitation because child support hasn't been paid and a parent cannot withhold child support because they are not getting visitation. You can file a Contempt Petition against him for non-payment of support. If he is found in contempt the court should order him to pay your reasonable attorney's fees (unless you act as your own lawyer).
Child support and visitation are two separate concepts and should be kept separate. If you have issues with child support arrearages, bring your ex back to court. His failure to pay could result in his being respnonsible for your fees as well as the back support. You are correct not to use the leverage of withholding visitation. Consult with an experienced family law practitioner. You will need one eventually.
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Jamaal Charles has broken Sanders Commings ankle.
Andy Reid announced today Commings will have surgery on a broken bone in his ankle. The bone was broken while Commings was trying to make a tackle on Charles during practice yesterday. There is no timetable on when Commings will return.
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Chiefs coach Andy Reid said DB Sanders Commings is undergoing ankle surgery today.
— Herbie Teope (@HerbieTeope) July 31, 2014
Coach Reid said he isn't sure on Commings timetable back.
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Much was anticipated from Commings this season after he missed all of last year (minus a few snaps) due to injury. Kansas City was counting on his speed and ball skills to be the "centerfield-type" safety the team needs in order to run Bob Sutton's defensive scheme. Unfortunately Commings has been hurt all of training camp, minus yesterday which is when he suffered his most recent injury. The guy simply cannot stay healthy.
With Commings out for an indefinite period of time and some other injuries to the secondary, Daniel Sorensen and Jerron McMillian should be seeing more snaps at safety in the near future. Sorensen ran with the first team defense when Eric Berry went down with a minor ankle injury in today's practice.
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Yes, sea as in that sea we all know!
And we decided to explore one of the many islands of Thailand, Koh Lipe!
Koh Lipe (pronounced Ko Lee-pae and translated as Paper Island) is the southern most island in Thailand, an hour away from Langkawi (Malaysia) and one of the many Butang islands located in the beautiful Tarutao National Marine Park.
Lipe island was first discovered by the Chao Ley (sea gypsies) who would travel from island to island in search of the best fishing spot in the area to feed themselves and their tribes. The Chao Ley eventually found a permanent home on Koh Lipe and were given a grant to settle on the island's eastern beach and have since remained there.
Anyway, here's a not so quick post on our 4D3N long weekend escapade!
At the boarding gates at Changi Airport with the all-time favorite partners in crime!
Including the photobombers behind! Hehe...
Including the photobombers behind! Hehe...
On board with a confused and unsettled mind.
Probably I had a hectic time prior to this trip and so many things left undone! 不管了 休息了再說!
It is not difficult to get to Koh Lipe since it is in close proximity to Hat Yai and Pak Bara. And just for the records, it took us about five to six hours, covering all three traveling mode, to get from Singapore to Koh Lipe!
We took a direct flight from Singapore's Changi Airport to Hat Yai International Airport and arrived even before I managed to warm my seat and complete a chapter on my book. Haha ok I am exaggerating, the flight is actually slightly more than an hour...
After the flight, we did a land transfer that took us approximately 1.5 hours from Hat Yai International Airport to the Pak Bara Jetty. And en route, we cruise through the sleepy towns of Hat Yai with mountainous views punctuated with countless of rubber plantations!
Then last but not least, from Pak Bara Jetty, we hopped on a speed boat good for all 22 of us for a ride that took close to two hours to get us to the final destination!
Arriving at Koh Lipe!
While planning for the grand retreat, we had a list of resorts like Castaway Beach Resort and a couple of others to pick from. But those photos of the beautiful and spacious villas of Mali Resort, constructed with natural and sustainable materials that looks so high end yet grounded to the authentic tone of island life, had us sold on the idea and we settled for the place without a doubt!
And when we got there, my jaw dropped and I was in awe. There were no harsh structures to indicate either the boundaries of the resort or a structured pathway to dictate the way you move around. But instead, we were greeted by a vast open view of the resorted nicely nested within a well-maintained lawn and lush greeneries!
And when we got there, my jaw dropped and I was in awe. There were no harsh structures to indicate either the boundaries of the resort or a structured pathway to dictate the way you move around. But instead, we were greeted by a vast open view of the resorted nicely nested within a well-maintained lawn and lush greeneries!
Each individual villa is nicely planned to look like it was sporadically nested within the lush greenies and nothing but a beaten path over the well-maintained lawn to lead you to your villa!
Talking about a vast open view of the resort from the beach, you also get a clear view of the beach and sea every time you walk out from the villa!
Nested in lush greeneries too, there's the Dining/ Relax/ Kids' play area... Whichever you prefer it to be! :)
Meet Mi, the fluffy, handsome and sweet boy of the resort! On a side note, the small island is inhabited by quite an alarming number of stray dogs aside from Mi so that actually freaked out some of the colleagues even though the dogs were mostly all friendly!
The pavilion that serves as a tavern where you can get food and drinks from morning till late, as well as the concierge for your needs within the resort and even island hopping tours. Basically every thing at the resort revolves around this pavilion!
And guests are welcomed to use these picnic benches that are lined up along the beach right in front of the hut too, may it be for breakfast or catching the evening sunset over some drinks!
And of course, how can such a beautiful resort do without a massage hut with an open beachfront concept! They offer massages like Thai massage, Oil Massage and Foot Massage and there's even manicure and pedicure services.
And of course, not forgetting to introduce their beautiful villas too!
The room mate for this trip!
Check out the awesome villa! So spacious and comfy, and I love the bay window on the left!
If not that we will get direct sun in the afternoon, I think I can found there throughout the day! Hehe!
The open air bathroom!
The open air concept is nothing new and I always find it interesting and cool how you feel connected to nature even if you are still separated from the outside with walls. But there's a down side to this idea! You cannot take a shower when it rains and it is awfully hot when you try to use the bathroom in the afternoon! Both of which I experienced during this trip! Haha!
And just like any other island/ beach destination, you can expect activities directly at the beach like a game of beach volleyball together with your travel buddies or even kayaking or you can choose to join a tour to the other islands nearby or even go for an off-shore snorkeling or diving trip.
Island Hopping and Snorkeling
There are two routes for the island hopping tour from Koh Lipe and we managed to go for only one of them since the second route that will take you further from the island of Koh Lipe is unavailable since it was the peak of the monsoon season and the currents were relatively strong.
By the way, did I mention earlier? The best time to visit Koh Lipe is actually from middle of November through to late May. When we were there in August, it is one of the lull-est and most off-peak month in fact!
And by off-peak, I actually meant that you probably will be unable to go for snorkeling or diving trips or even get to the island because of a heavy storm or strong sea currents. There on the island itself, you will have limited choices when it comes to meal times, limited shopping options and close to no entertainments because this is the time of the year when all the shop owners go on a break themselves. But then again, I found Koh Lipe on its lull-est month enjoyable after all!
Sunset at Koh Lipe
This shot above was the best sunset out of the three we experienced! It was all fiery and the sky looked just like a painting the very first evening shortly after we arrived! Beautiful isn't it?
And in case you are wondering how I am always so amused with sunsets, I actually work in a typical day job that overruns till late at night more often than not and I probably never had the chance to spend time outdoors during the day in Singapore ever. So just like in Boracay, I appreciate how I can catch the sunset every evening!
Reading in a hammock or just enjoying an afternoon cocktail
Mali Resort has a couple of these bamboo hammocks near their concierge and tavern and I am in one of these hammocks and reading my book, having either a glass of milk or a mojito every afternoon while waiting for my evening massage!
Again, in case you are also wondering what's so special about reading in a hammock, I have to say that to me this is really a luxury to just sit back and read a book these days. The hours and days outside of my day job are mostly dedicated to the business that I am running together with the family, so I am truly glad that I manage to do this during my trip to Koh Lipe!
American Breakfast style with Bacon and Scrambled Eggs
or also known as the Breakfast of Champions! Hehe...
or also known as the Breakfast of Champions! Hehe...
Toast with butter or jam and a glass of milk!
Ham, Cheese and Eggs Thick Toast Sandwich served with mash potatoes and bacon bits
It sure seems that I don't quite care if it's Thai cuisine that I should be having since I am in Thailand because the thick toasts done by the in house chefs at Mali Resorts are really too awesome to resist! So hard to resist that I actually had it for breakfast, lunch and tea or any chance I have! Hehe...
Then also, I am pretty thankful that I still manage to find a stall selling an assortment of barbecue items on stick even if many others are not opened! My favorite every time I am on a beach holiday! And a stick of barbecued chicken skin marinated in whatever specialty homemade sauce is definitely the best snack to go with my beer even if I am already so stuffed after dinner!
A storm is brewing!
Just like what I am saying about the monsoon and weather at Koh Lipe that determines that August as the most off-peak month of the year, we experienced watching a storm brewing in the distance over breakfast and it actually rain down quite hard for about an hour before it gradually returned to a clear day again!
And since we didn't manage to go for another round of island hopping and snorkeling on our last day at Koh Lipe because the route was shut off and it was impossible to head out in the storm anyway, we ended up exploring the island on foot when it starts to clear up!
It took us about 3 hours to go around from Pattaya Beach, through Walking Street and weaving through the village to Sunrise Beach and Karma Beach eventually. Here's a quick rundown of what you can see on the small island of Koh Lipe!
Pattaya Beach
The main beach on Koh Lipe, the beach that is covered with white fine sand on all the 1.5km of it, the beach on which most accommodations on Koh Lipe and Mali Resort is located, the beach and view I woke up to for 3 mornings! :)
Because there is nothing more beautiful
than the way the ocean refuses
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no matter how many times it is sent away...
Long-tail Boat
Long-tail boats are a common sight at Koh Lipe and the front of traditional long tail boats in Thailand are typically decorated with colored scarves and flower garlands. These colored scarves and flower garlands ain't just for decorative purpose. It is there to honor the spirits of the water and Mae Ya Nang, the Guardian goddess of boats!
Walking Street
I can totally imagine how this street will be bustling with life when the shops are back in operation in full force on any given non off-peak month!
The village, the livelihood and a beautiful lotus pond!
Sunrise Beach
To thine own self be true.
A girl should be two things: who and what she wants.
Spotted 3 men mending their damaged fishing equipments
Aside from the fact that Sunrise Beach is the best location on Koh Lipe for snorkeling right off the beach, we spent slightly more time at Sunrise beach, or rather we actually walked down the entire length of it so we saw so much more of it!
Although the beach is less 'touristy' and it is nearest to the small Chao Ley village on Koh Lipe, so the sight of these 3 men actually made me wonder if they are the descendants of the sea gypsies that founded the island!
Karma Beach
Last but not least, Karma beachwith the view of Koh Adang just in front!
And the beautiful scenery with the photo ops summoned the inner vainness in us and we can't resist posing and taking photos right there!
The groupie! All 22 of us and spot the dog who guided us throughout this walkabout on the island!
Leaving Karma Beach and heading back to Pattaya Beach via Mountain Resort!
Check out that steep slope we had to ascend! I broke out in cold sweat with the thought of rolling all the way down to the end of the slope if I ever trip and fall there! Gosh!
If we were meant to stay in one place, we'd have roots instead of feet, he said.
And true to that saying, I've got feet so I deserve to travel! So when you read this post, I am actually preparing for yet another getaway in a couple of days. Look out for the next travelogue alright? ;)
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A medal awarding ceremony for the families and relatives of servicemen killed during the combat duty was held in the training center of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces.
Azerbaijani Deputy Minister of Defense, Lieutenant-General Kerim Veliyev, representative of Ministry of Defense, Colonel Abdulla Gurbani, military officers and relatives of killed servicemen attended the ceremony.
Before the ceremony, the participants revered the memory of the killed servicemen by a minute of silence.
Then Colonel Abdulla Gurbani spoke about the short, but the glorious way of Azerbaijani military officers Fikret Mammadov, Ilgar Verdiyev, Elnur Jafarov and Jeyhun Orujaliyev who were posthumously awarded in accordance with the decree of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev.
During the ceremony, Lieutenant-General Kerim Veliyev on behalf of Defense Minister has expressed condolences to the parents of killed servicemen.
The deputy minister stressed that those who became martyrs for the Motherland will not be forgotten and will live forever in the memory of people.
"Every Azerbaijani citizen can be sure that the blood of our servicemen who have become martyrs, will not remain unavenged," he added. "The Azerbaijani army is able to liberate the occupied lands upon the Supreme Commander's order."
After Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev's decree, Defense Minister and Colonel-General Zakir Hasanov's order were read and martyrs' families were awarded with combat medals.
The medal "For heroism", which was posthumously awarded to Fikret Mammadov, was presented to his wife, the medal "For Service in Battle", which was posthumously awarded to Ilgar Verdiyev - to his son, the medal "For Service in Battle", which was posthumously awarded to Elnur Jafarov - to his brother, the medal "For Service in Battle", which was posthumously awarded to Jeyhun Orujaliyev, was presented to his father.
Martyr Ilgar Verdiyev's father Tapdig Verdiyev and martyr Jeyhun Orujaliyev's father Pireli Orujaliyev stressed that their sons were killed in battle, fighting for their Motherland, and they are proud of them.
Armenian armed forces launched a diversion on the night of July 31-August 1, when reconnaissance and sabotage groups tried to cross the contact line of the Azerbaijani and Armenian troops through the territories of Aghdam and Terter regions.
Armenia's reconnaissance and sabotage group attacked the positions of Azerbaijani armed forces in the direction of Azerbaijan's Aghdam and Agdere regions on the night of August 1-2. Azerbaijan managed to locate the group and the sabotage attempt was prevented.
During the recent days, Azerbaijani positions have been constantly under attack, and 13 servicemen have been killed, several more were wounded. Armenian side suffered more losses while trying to hide this fact from the public.
The conflict between the two South Caucasus countries began in 1988 when Armenia made territorial claims against Azerbaijan. As a result of the ensuing war, in 1992 Armenian armed forces occupied 20 percent of Azerbaijan, including the Nagorno-Karabakh region and seven surrounding districts.
The two countries signed a ceasefire agreement in 1994. The co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group, Russia, France and the U.S. are currently holding peace negotiations.
Armenia has not yet implemented the U.N. Security Council's four resolutions on the liberation of the Nagorno-Karabakh and the surrounding regions.
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