Boston Rock Photos And Stuff
Ok, so these guys and gal aren’t from Boston. They’re from New Hampshire. Close enough. Don’t hassle me.
Tim McCoy & The Papercuts put on a frenetic set at Precinct. The driving bass lines and boy/girl vocals provided a potent one-two punch. They put on quite a show.
Another fantastic show at Precinct. This one started off with The Corin Ashley Rock band showing off their hook-laden wares.
The Gilded Splinters closed out a night of down home fun at Precinct.
Vest! Moustache! Flying V! Pick slides! Tom Baker on the crotch! This video has it all.
Witness The Dirty Truckers tearing through “Settle Down” from their album Bush League Romance. Make sure you watch this one to the end. You won’t want to miss it.
Ladies and gentlemen, The Dirty Truckers…
Tad Overbaugh & The Late Arrivals picked their way through a set at Precinct on another cold night in Somerville, MA.
I think I just started a blog.
I mean, there are some pictures I took of The Russians, The Painted Lights and Sodafrog at Precinct back in January down there a little lower on the page. That was a good show. There are a lot of good shows here in Boston. I try to go to them when I can. I bring my camera with me and take pictures. I’ve been doing this for years. I’ve also been building websites for years. You’d think I would have done this sooner.
Time to get the goat by the horns and do something with all of these pictures I’ve got lying around. I’ll start by catching up on this year’s shows. Look for pictures of The Dirty Truckers, Watts, The Downbeat 5, Corin Ashley, Brendan Boogie and a bunch of other bands to start showing up here soon. I’ve got some videos to post, too. Look out Tom Baker!
Once I get caught up on 2011, I’ll start digging into the archives. I’m going to be busy…
How can a band that draws so heavily from the past sound so thoroughly modern? Scott Janovitz and his comrades in The Russians seem to have figured out how to do just that.
Damn, these guys are good…
The Painted Lights brought a stadium-sized sound to Precinct’s cozy confines.
On a cold January night, Tom Janovitz and friends delivered an intimate folk set at Precinct.
