Scoboco

Scoboco

@scoboco.bsky.social

Two amazing daughters, eating all the time, love NYC. Lots more often at Brooklyn Magazine, Hell Gate, Gothamist; most of my social stuff is on Instagram, same handle

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Absurd assignment. But Abba Beastie Boys Clash Del Rey, Lana Eno Feelies Gaye, Marvin Husker Du Indigo Girls Janis Kendrick Lamar LCD Soundsystem Madonna New Order Oneida Public Enemy Queen R.E.M. Stones Talking Heads Ubu Velvet Underground Wonder, Stevie X Yorke's band Radiohead Zep

Chris Steller@chrissteller.bsky.social

NEW QUIZ THING In an alternative universe, there can only be one band per letter of the alphabet. The band's name starts with that letter ("The" can be ignored, or not). So, it's a dystopia, for sure. Luckily, YOU get to decide WHICH band goes with WHICH letter, and is allowed to exist. Ready? Go!

five artists i've seen at least twice Public Enemy LCD Soundsystem The Feelies Car Seat Headrest Haim

inthefade 👻@ihavethatonvinyl.com

five artists i've seen at least twide the dead springsteen manchester orchestra foxing joe jackson

favorite film for each year of the 70s (that I saw in the theater at the time) '70: Beneath the Planet of the Apes '71: Diamonds Are Forever '72: The Poseidon Adventure '73: The Sting '74: Young Frankenstein '75: Jaws '76: The Omen '77: Star Wars '78: Animal House '79: Apocalypse Now

inthefade 👻@ihavethatonvinyl.com

favorite film for each year of the 70s 1970: the phantom tollbooth 1971: fiddler on the roof 1972: the poseidon adventure 1973: american graffiti 1974: (tie) earthquake/towering inferno 1975: jaws 1976: network 1977: slap shot (sorry, star wars) 1978: halloween 1979: apocalypse now

five living writers that you've read five books by each James Ellroy Ann Patchett Colson Whitehead Lauren Groff Curtis Sittenfeld Patrick Radden Keefe Naomi Klein Stephen King

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Introduce yourself with 10 bands you’ve seen live: Led Zeppelin (MSG) The Kinks (1st concert) Public Enemy Titus Andronicus LCD Soundsystem Talking Heads (1977 at NYU) Chappell Roan (Gov Ball) Clash (Bonds 1981) Sufjan Stevens (Xmas show at Bowery The Woofles at CBGB (RIP TBux)

It's Abby. Yep@itsabbyyep.bsky.social

Introduce yourself with 10 bands you’ve seen live: Queen Prince Muddy Waters Grateful Dead Reggie Watts Frank Zappa Bonnie Raitt Violent Femmes The Cure Sister Double Happiness

Lana Del Rey. David Simon. Yayoi Kusama. Colson Whitehead. Greta Gerwig.

Sam@samd.bsky.social

what is the finest example of middlebrow art? top gun maverick?

I went to three high schools. In order: 1. Caroline Kennedy; 2. her dad JFK (and his brother); 3. Margaret Mead

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Led Zeppelin at MSG, 1977 Talking Heads at NYU's Loeb Student Center, 1977 Public Enemy at the Apollo, 1991 LCD Soundsystem at Music Hall of Williamsburg, 2010 The National at BAM, 2010

inthefade 👻@ihavethatonvinyl.com

introduce yourself with five concerts you’ve seen nick cave manchester orchestra neil young the clash jeff rosenstock

I saw The Omen in theatres when I was 13 and Gregorian chants freaked me out for years

artists/bands with the most records in my collection: Talking Heads (10) Rolling Stones (9) Neil Young (8) Led Zeppelin (8) R.E.M. (7) Brian Eno (7) Bob Dylan (7) Steely Dan (7) Feelies and adjacent (7) Elton John (6) The Clash (5) Stevie Wonder (5) Pet Shop Boys (5)

inthefade 👻@ihavethatonvinyl.com

artists/bands with the most records in my collection: kevin devine springsteen the national qotsa the beatles modest mouse foxing manchester orchestra mountain goats

Stood next to Keanu Reeves in the crowd at Superchunk, CBGBs, 1993, and made him laugh when I shouted something dumb (requested a Pavement song)

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In my 20s (the 1980s-early 90s) I re-read James Ellroy's LA trilogy/quartet/quintet (Black Dahlia/Big Nowhere/LA Confidential/White Jazz/American Tabloid) every couple of years. Not sure how they hold up, but these are all deeply cynical books

George Peretz KC@georgeperetzkc.bsky.social

Novels to re-read every decade or so, because you see something new and more insightful in them each time as you get older. The Austen canon certainly. Middlemarch. Anna Karenina. War and Peace. Crime and Punishment. Bleak House. Other suggestions?

Rolling Stones JFK Stadium 1978: 90,000 people, took way too much speedy acid, 16 years old, basically terrifying on the field so we found seats way up top and the sound was so bad you couldn’t even tell what song they were playing. I was a HUGE fan then, too, and it’s the only time I ever saw them

Maybe:……@thebagisyourscoach.bsky.social

What’s the worst concert you’ve been to?

artists seen live by letter Arcade Fire B52s Clash Devo ELP Feelies Glass Animals Haim Interpol Janet Jackson Kinks Led Zeppelin Major Lazer National 100 Gecs Public Enemy Q-Tip Chappell Roan Sonic Youth Talking Heads U.S. Girls Village People Walkmen xx Yeah Yeah Yeahs Frank Zappa

inthefade 👻@ihavethatonvinyl.com

artists seen live by letter allman brothers beach boys cars devine, kevin elp foxing grateful dead hot tuna inxs jackson, joe kiss limp bizkit manch. orch nada surf oso oso pup rosenstock, j qotsa rem springsteen tbs u2 van halen the who x (not the band, i have no x) yes zz top

Scenes from the jubilant, dawn-to-dusk Carnival in Crown Heights today, J’Ouvert in the morning, West Indian Day Parade in the afternoon, shot for Brooklyn Magazine

My opinion is that you should go see all the free qualifying rounds of tennis going on through Friday at the US Open because these players are crazy good and it’s also fun and cute how nervous the ball persons are out there…

When we were little, in the early 1970s, my mom drove the three of us to Vermont for this, spent the night in the "way back" of our Volvo, and all my life I've joked about how austere the bread was. There was also a nasty burr fight amongst the kids back then, but I guess that's not a tradition.

nytimes.comAt 89, Still Making Art (and Bread) With a MessagePeter Schumann’s Bread and Puppet Theater is going strong and, at 89, so is he. But what will happen to his company when he is gone?

SPOILER MAYBE I really liked Oppenheimer (though not as much as Barbie) BUT the drama in the third act was so low stakes (oooooh Commerce Secy!) that I kept thinking why is this movie still going?? Cool kicker though. Anyway, fun weekend at the movies!

We had a blast at Barbie last night, totally loved it, I'm seeing Oppenheimer tomorrow night, and I think it's really rad to have this whole Barbenheimer thing going on, like just something dumb and fun and harmless to talk about and participate in for minute in the middle of summer.

Just remembered the blog in the mis aughts called Horse Hater and he sold shirts with a picture of a horseshoe that said NICE SHOES ASSHOLE wish I had bought one of those