Ghostland Observatory - Sad Sad City @ Emo's, Austin TX

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Uploaded by on Mar 7, 2007

Ghostland Observatory doing "Sad Sad City", from their album "Paparazzi Lightning", on Indie Live Austin. Really great band worth checking out

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  • This is historical dork. When they played at small venues, had people on stage dancing, and the performance was rawer; not staged, scripted, commercialized with lazers, and there crass attitude towards fans.

  • I agree w/ gmoneyak. It's like there is only one woman at the show. After watching this, I know her body so intimately, I feel like we've had sex.

  • At least you got off.

  • This has never been on the unsupportive local ME Channel.

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  • i live in austin :D

  • finally someone who goes through the same thing as me. Me and you can help each other by touching each others vaginal regions.

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  • @vitanovagypsy This is historical dork. When they played at small venues, had people on stage dancing, and the performance was rawer; not staged, scripted, commercialized with lazers, and there crass attitude towards fans.

  • They call Austin the SF of Tejas.

    If I ever moved to Tejas it would be to Austin.

  • i live in austin its awesome here!

  • had to move away for grad school, but I'm absolutely coming back

  • I have to go to Austin.. You all are the coolist. This is what having a good time is all about.

  • haha what the hell

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