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Thursday, August 13, 2009
Tonight: Free Intergalactic Space Noise
Posted By Jamie Gadette on August 13, 2009, 1:00 PM
You know what you're getting with tonight's Twilight headliners Toots and the Maytals (flawless reggae and good vibrations) but what will N.A.S.A drum up outside of the studio - away from the more than 40 guest collaborators who appeared on their debut album?--- I'm guessing David Byrne and Karen O will be absent when the duo takes the Gallivan Center's stage. Maaaaayyybe Kanye will show up and further defend himself against South Park's depiction of him as a gay fish (see below). Maybe. If not, it's totally possible N.A.S.A. will bring it as hard and fast as did LCD Soundsystem when they played Thanksgiving Point two years ago. In the right hands, electronic sounds can spring to life in an organic setting. Plus, N.A.S.A. is billed tonight as an Intergalactic Circus, perhaps with dancers in tow. Either way, it's free, as usual. What do you have to lose? Oh I love you Twilight Concert Series!
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