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[SD-Ness]

Yeah, I'm new to them...

 

[White Man]

From Source Tags and Codes and Secret of Elena's Tomb:
It was there that I saw you
Another Morning SToner
Baudelaire
How Near How Far
Heart in the Hands of Matter
Days of Being Wild
Relative Ways
Source Tags and Codes
Intelligence

Older stuff:
Mistakes and Regrets
Mark David Chapman
Richter Scale Madness
Claire de Lune
Ehhhhh, most of Madonna.

EDIT:
If you get into them, DL their Peel sessions. They do:
Invocation
Another Morning Stoner
Richter Scale Madness
Baudelaire

 

[SD-Ness]

Alright, thanks.

 

[Willco]

Where did all of this ToD love come from? I've been listening to them for awhile. Hell, I saw them live at Coachella last May. You people suck!

 

[Eminem]

How Near, How Far is easily my favorite. Song will be stuck in your head for weeks.

theyre coming to chicago 10/28 too. rock.

 

[Willco]

How Near, How Far is easily my favorite. Song will be stuck in your head for weeks.

theyre coming to chicago 10/28 too. rock.

They rocked when I saw them at Coachella. Even in 108 degree heat, in the middle of the day, they freakin' rocked. And they threw out free water bottles to the crowd.

 

[White Man]

Where did all of this ToD love come from? I've been listening to them for awhile. Hell, I saw them live at Coachella last May. You people suck!

I've been listening to them since before they joined the 10er club at Pitchfork. You suck!

They're playing here sometime in November. I really hope they play a lot of the new material. They're easily one of the 5 best live acts I've ever seen. I wouldn't miss them for the world.

Part of the artwork for the upcoming album (or possibly the single to be released in october). Queen Victoria. Painted by Mr. Conrad Keely himself.

 

[fart]

my friend who saw them play at the troubador a couple years ago said they were assholes

 

[swoon]

Where did all of this ToD love come from? I've been listening to them for awhile. Hell, I saw them live at Coachella last May. You people suck!

think about that

 

[White Man]

Musicians are allowed to be assholes when they have the chops to back it up.

 

[Willco]

Haha they sucked at Coachella man that must have been your only experience with them. At one point the guy apologized for them sucking so much because they hadn't played a show in six or so months. Even if I hadn't seen them rock so much ass before I would say that Coachella show sucked balls. It was weird too because they had a second drummer, before they didn't. Plus the bassist has quit now.

At the first show of theirs I saw the guy jumped in the crowd and handed me the mic and let me sing a few parts of the song (seriously) and I got a drum stick. Now that show rocked.

Haha, he did apologize, but they did in no way suck. Some of the other bands were just awful due to heat and they were stuck in the middle of the goddamn day.

I hadn't seen them live before, though. The one gig they played near me about some months prior, at The Black Cat in DC, I had to have surgery the same day. Damn you fate!

 

[White Man]

Ahhhhh, the Black Cat. My second favorite club in DC. 930 Club will always have my heart, though.

 

[Willco]

Tornado Alley 4 L1F3!

 

[Joe]

every single song ever created by ToD is worth stabbing someone in the face for. i hate to use the word amazing, but i have no trouble using it on them.

 

[Joe]

http://boss.streamos.com/download/interscope/trailofdead/sourcetagscodes/extras/breathe.exe

install that small little program and you can stream the entire source tags and code album...pretty sweet and legal.

 

[Diablos]

Trail of Dead is the best band to come out of NY since Sonic Youth. Someone here called them "Sonic Youth for kids" and I agreed with them, but now I'm not so sure. They basically picked up where ATDI left off, in terms of adding a new creative unique kind of energy to punk rock. +1 ToD.

 

[White Man]

Trail of Dead is the best band to come out of NY since SY

ToD aren't an NY band. I might be wrong but I believe all the members are from Texas.

EDIT: From Interscope:

Kevin Allen, Neil Busch, Conrad Keely and Jason Reece grew up in the small Christian community of Planoe, Texas -- a place more known for cattle ranches and its single corner grocer than for its music. The four boys grew up in close proximity and shared a love of singing. In junior high they joined the church choir, where they competed internationally in vocal ensemble competitions.

I knew they were centered in Texas, and I knew at least two of the members were from there. They used to tour with ATDI back in the day. That would be an awesome show.

 

[Diablos]

I remember reading they were from New York City. Or at least I thought I did.

Where are they from?