Hate My Way

Throwing Muses
Live in Town & Country, London, May 1988

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Throwing
• Muses
• Kristin
• Hersh
• Tanya
• Donelly

[Stellar2591]

Like if American Horror Story brought you here =]

[viperhotep]

I CAN'T FIND THE ICE!

[svejk1969]

I think I was there - was this the tour where the Sundays supported TM? Best gig EVER!

[frostipagan]

@Stellar2591 I think it's cool that they used that song, but I've been listening to Kristin and the Muses since 1995. Whatever brings people to the music is OK. American Horror Story is an awesome show.

[ffairlane57]

@equinox212 , Glad you saw it. I saw them at the Living room in 87 and 88, and 89. The muses opened up for the Pixies in '89. Bob Giusti from Rash of Stabbings ran the sound board back then. The plexiglass bubble is immemorable.

[caracolquiscol]

what a great band!

[equinox212]

For all the people who are watching this, I saw these guys at "The Living Room" back in 1984 in Providence R.I. and they opened for my friends band "Boy on Fire". I still remember that the drummer had no cymbals. Weird. There were not too many people there that night but it was still fun.

[getitstraight85]

I could be a smack freak... already was addicted to smack 4 years... now it's been over 4 years since I touched it. Yay me!

[damnedbabydoll]

@molloyxx this IS OUR REAL NATIONAL ANTHEM-THE one you hear screaming underneath the other- ....everyday....every where you go and see things that make you hurt

[edslward]

Dave N. is pretty much everything Keith Moon was (minus the fame.)

... astounding. impossible. head and neck above the riffraff. what a goddamn G.

[NormanArches]

Not to take anything away from Kristin Hersh, because she's the only lyricist I have heard who can employ what seem like stream-of-consciousness lyrics and still be incredibly moving (and I include Bowie in that, whose songs always seemed like cold experiments), but the drums on this are like a fucking orchestral composition.

David Narcizo's writing through this period of the Throwing Muses should have made him one of the most famous drummers in rock history. The drumming really is astounding.