spilledleche
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I saw Atari Teenage Riot back in college and they had someone who played a CD player and someone else whose only job was to hand him different CDs
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TenderLovingKiller®
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Ha! I saw them open for Beck on his Odelay tour (my first concert). I remember lots of energy but not much else.
TheThinWhiteDuke
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Let's not get carried away adding him to the legacy of respectable hype men. I think this guy could just barely play and was there to get bills payed and spent more time waving at fans
TenderLovingKiller®
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Killer work out too. Waving a big ass flag for 45 minutes would destroy my arms.
dbarila
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I don't know much about Atari Teenage Riot besides when I've seen live clips my main reaction is "What the hell is going on here?"
TenderLovingKiller®
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I think that was our reaction to seeing them live. The Beck crowd was not super into it. I think early shows had The Roots and/or Oukast opening for him but they cancelled and were still replaced by Red Red Meat and Atari Teenage Riot.
I think that was a bit of a raw deal.
dbarila
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Nicely done.
jamieanderson1968
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The king of superfluous but necessary live band members
Hey there was a guy in Mighty Mighty Bosstones whose only job was to dance and he slayed it every time.
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@Corycm
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You’re twisting my melons man!
dbarila
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Honestly had no idea who that was until you said this. So that's literally all he did?
TrainFan73
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jamieanderson1968
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Saw the Happy Mondays live. Bez was truly the best thing about them. While they were all high as kites, Bez was off his tits on E and was bouncing off satellites.
I always liked the line in 24 hour party people
“Every good band needs chemistry, and Bez was an excellent chemist”