they played as support for the aussie shows. i really loved their instrumentals but their stuff is hard to get....for free that is haha :sneaky:

 

does anyone have anything??:\

Afraid not sista, unless you hoist a flag with skull and crossbones and set sail.

Thank god you didnt ask for any Mercury Rev.

:laugh3:

 

I doubt anyone would ask for any of theirs after hearing them now.

:laugh3:

 

I doubt anyone would ask for any of theirs after hearing them now.

I actually went and found some of their music after the show, too listen if it was any better in studio recordings, but turned out it was an epic FAIL.

Ouch. Poor guys.

And my friend recommended them before the show. She was like, oh, Mercury Rev, I've heard of them! They're good! Borrow 2 of their CD's. I never listened to them until after the gig.

 

Of course, our friendship has since been terminated.

thanks guys thats k i'll live i guess...

i highly support the removable of all mercury rev download lol

Mercury Rev......

 

Some of their songs featured immense minute-long instrumental/orchestral/symphonic rock pieces - which I quite enjoyed. The other 95% of the time, + the vocals & stage behaviour were just plain off-putting & weird.

 

Holding his cupped hands up to the roof of the entertainment centre as if he was holding something, for about a minute - I mean WTF was that. We were mimicking the move after the show - and we had a total stranger ask us to hold our pose while he took a photo :laugh3:

Thats awesome ^

I think no matter where you were in GA - somebody imitated him doing that. That pose is now etched in my mind with the concert.

And when he was acting like a retard drummer boy

Heehee! That too