I was mentioning bands I miss


Ten Hands
Billy Goat
Jackopierce
The Judys
The Jesus Lizard
The Hunger
Tripping Daisy
The Toadies
League of Blind Women



I miss bands that just show up in concert and stay being awesome.

I have a copy of The Judys- Girl of a Thousand Smells. A rarity!

Wow, Jackopierce. My sister loved that band and listened to Finest Hour on the way to high school all the time. Just looked them up on Spotify and it morphed me back in time.

The Judys

I just went down a Tripping Daisy rabbit hole on youtube the other day. Loved them and saw them many times in the 90's.

Saw Tripping Daisy at the Hall.

The Judys were more my older sister's era, but used to have a hand me down copy of the Judy's Washateria record.

Are Toadies the only ones still standing?

I've seen Jackopierce live several times. Most recently at the Winspear Opera House here in Dallas about 5-6 years ago.

Jackopierce is playing in Houston Sept 18th at the Rustic. Going with a group to see them!

Christian from The Hates is doing a Facebook live concert every Sunday at 5:00. Solo, just him and his guitar. Dude still has awesome hair!

Is this real, is it you
Are you what I see
Is it him, am I good

Jackopierce has a new single, "All Your Favorite Bands".

Vanishing Cream by The Hunger is one of my favorite songs

Pahdz said:

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Vanishing Cream by The Hunger is one of my favorite songs

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Tripping Daisy played a few shows last year.

Does anyone remember the Burden Brothers? Vaden Todd Lewis's band while the Toadies were on hiatus. Played a lot in CS around the turn of the century.

I literally just dusted off their live DVD and watched it last week while riding my bike.

Their early EPS and first album are good but their second album "Mercy" is amazing.

Going back further - I really enjoyed The Rievers

jbanda said:

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Does anyone remember the Burden Brothers? Vaden Todd Lewis's band while the Toadies were on hiatus. Played a lot in CS around the turn of the century.

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LAMF

hosted those guys for a day driving them around doing radio interviews, did AggieOOs show, slammed a sh*tload of Dos Equis & Miller lite buckets at wings n more, took Taz to target for finger tape, listened to Casey orr's tales from GWAR and helping write the set list with Vaden (Todd) - my son has that gig poster from Concept hanging on his wall from 2002

Jim01 said:

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I literally just dusted off their live DVD and watched it last week while riding my bike.

Their early EPS and first album are good but their second album "Mercy" is amazing.

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The whole catalogue is still in my rotation. The early days were more fun than the eyeliner glam years, but countless BB shows and fun nights in CS, Houston & Austin

Tabasco said:

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Loved the Judy's!!!

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Yes! I think I was at that show.

Early EPs were just fun as hell.

Then the glam years visually were horrible. Yikes! Musically good but the eyeliner, back bends, and flipping guitars over shoulders was cringey.

They they righted the ship a little and Mercy didn't leave my CD changer for months.

They call me DIRTY SANCHEZ!!!!

My old lady took a bunch of old concert tees I had collecting dust and made them into a quilt - no surprise, lots of Toadies and burden showings ... and of course DIRTY SANCHEZ!

Odd that they would use the same name as the Dawes song/album from a few years ago.