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2002

They were close together that year and I can’t remember which came first, but it was either Incubus or Blink 182 & Green Day’s Pop Disaster Tour 😂🤘

@kmaness

Feb 18, 2024

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Too many to choose from so here's a few

This list could be so much longer honestly I've been going to shows since high school. But here are a few of my faves: Believers Never Die Tour with Fall Out By, Cobra Starship, All Time Low, Hey Monday & Metro Station (Seattle 2009) Blink-182 Reunion Tour with Taking Back Sunday, Weezer & Fall Out Boy (Seattle 2010) The National (ACL 2013) Mac Demarco (ACL 2014) Father John Misty (Dallas 2015) King Krule at (Dallas 2018) James Blake (Seattle 2021)

@rizkillla

Aug 29, 2024

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my chemical romance

the black parade tour 🤓

@heistty

Feb 15, 2024

Top Recs from @doublemintvariety

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the sweet east

Energetic, kooky bildungsroman featuring a cast of many P.I.-featured performers. Absurd enough to be on Adult Swim, prestigious enough to be highlighted at major film festivals! Likely playing in a theater near you! Also on Apple TV 2/27. Saw it a couple times and would like to watch again!

@doublemintvariety

Feb 15, 2024

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Anne at 13,000 feet

Saw this at Quad Cinema in 2021, and has become a favorite ever since. Anne is a 27-year old daycare worker who is socially disconnected, and unsure of her role in adulthood. Her life radically changes when she tries skydiving, though as an audience, we’re unsure of the kind of release she finds from it. Excellent Canadian indie about coming-of-age in your mid/late 20s. Deragh Campbell is great as Anne, who’s undiagnosed anxiety disorder keeps her a step behind from relating to her peers or finding a sense of happiness. It’s a brisk 75 minutes that’ll have you thinking far after the movie is over. Bought the beautiful poster from Posteritati in the East Village and it remains one of my favorites in my poster collection.

@doublemintvariety

Feb 17, 2024

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crimes of the future

One of the most overlooked movies in the past 5 years. Sold as a body-horror pic, but more of a gumshoe detective story involving surgery and microplastics in a sort-of dystopian future. Incredibly steamy and unusual. One of my favorite Kristen Stewart performances (next to Personal Shopper and Adventureland). The body horror element might scare some away, but not often a sci-fi story so stuck in its world has so much to say about ours. Thought provoking and conversation worthy, high rewatchability.

@doublemintvariety

Feb 15, 2024