#6

Brilliant.

Loved her last record, in fact I love all her records, she’s absolutely fucking dynamite and what a great guitar player!

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#7

Absolutely cracking album! It definitely influenced her sound for the self titled album. They both sound like they are having a lot of fun. I was a bit surprised that they made ‘Who’ the lead single - there are much poppier tracks on it…

Actor > Strange Mercy > Love This Giant > St Vincent > Marry Me

#8

Oh yeah she is ace live!

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#9

Saw her and David Byrne live playing that record amongst other tracks, fucking amazing, didn’t stop dancing all night

#10

So did I! Top top night! Burning Down the House, Road to Nowhere and This Must Be The Place went down a storm although I felt the audience were a bit cold when she played some of her solo numbers… I could get over their dances moves though:

I’ve seen her solo twice and both have been great especially on the Strange Mercy tour.

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#11

One of my greatest regrets was not going to that show :pensive:

#12

I’m probably a bigger fan of st Vincent than talking heads but just love them both so much.
Was lucky enough to see st Vincent twice in sleazys way back when before she was selling out much bigger venues, in fact the first time we saw her there was only about 40 people there.
At the end of the gig my Bro and I turned to one another and just went ‘wow!’

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#13

Very jealous of that! I just remembering her playing Sheperd’s Bush, staging dive with her guitar and solo-ing for bloody ages - real Goddess-like! Shame she’ll probably be playing huge venues this time round…

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#14

I’m just really happy that a new record almost certainly means a tour :slight_smile:

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#15

Yeah, I’d probably go either way - she’s a great performer, gives it her all! :slight_smile:

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#16

She really is an amazing performer and I think she improved a fair bit after the tour with David Byrne.

#17

She is Queen Shredder.

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#18

My pal bought me tickets for this at the Royal Concert Hall for my birthday. I started a new job in another country the week before and couldn’t get back for it. Still gutted about this, tbh.

Finally saw her on the last tour and loved it.

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#19

you got your priorities all fucked up there :wink:

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#20

I reckon Krang would be a difficult father in law

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#21

Yeah I think she found her pop sensibilities through him.

I would absolutely love her to make a really heavy record - shredding everywhere!

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#22

Marry Me >>>>> everything else

I used to love her, but she doesn’t seem to care to make the Annie Haslam singing with King Crimson style music that was so good on Marry Me.

pretty much RIP St,Vincent, barring some dramatic change in approach.

Lose the emphasis on noise

Add the emphasis on prog.

#23

Road To Nowhere made me cry :’)

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#24

This Must Be The Place had me but Road to Nowhere was beautiful too :slight_smile:

#25

Short interview about her directorial debut and a bit of an album update (kinda)

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