Might as well post something so this tribe doesn't look boring ;) Has Lamb EVER done a US tour, or had stops in the US? Otherwise i need to make friends in europe so I have an excuse to go see them/her.
--Ryan
--Ryan
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Re: US Tours?
Tue, October 14, 2003 - 4:23 PMyes..
they came here twice .. saw them at the opium show (rave) and at coachella
they haven't been back since ... i keep recommending these great artist to everyone who loves music in hopes that we can build a fan base that they will feel the desire to visit/perform for us :)
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Re: US Tours?
Wed, October 15, 2003 - 12:38 AMAhh. Thanks. And yeah i've been around that site hehe, i think that is where i pulled the tribe photos from actually.
I took a break from staying on top of the music scene, hard to juggle the tech scene and music scene etc etc. Lamb is a throwback to what i was really into as a sophmore in college (7 years ago) and i'm just rediscovering my music collection.
The new album "what sound" helped a little too. Love it.
Maybe we can levarage this tribe to promote them and get them back into the states. Wonder what the legal limit (in seconds) for a soundbite is, and how freely you can give it away. *grin*
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Re: US Tours?
Tue, July 27, 2004 - 4:56 PMI saw them in Seattle about 2 years ago in a small club with a live upright bass player.
They were incredible...Andy is this tribal techno drumming monkey boy and she is really serene and...potent on stage.
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Re: US Tours?
Tue, August 3, 2004 - 3:36 PMI was at the Seattle show too (at aerospace). God it was amazing. I have never seen a band move a crowd like they did. I was physically sore the day after from dancing so hard. It was also very sweet of them to hang out after the show and visit for a while. Very down to earth and gracious people.
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