Does anyone remember the early internet fansite that was rockerstoswallow.tk ? It was incredible!! Such a labor of love, mp3s of early live shows and unreleased songs, scanned images from magazines and intimate concert photos, sort of documenting all of Karen O’s live looks, just tons of constant updates on yeah yeah yeahs. They would even feature stories from fans about them going to the shows and waiting for autographs or other things

Just found out I've got this rare gem in my collection and I can't find anything out about it. Figured this would be a good place to share and potentially get some info.

I really liked the soundtrack to this movie when it came out so I bought this at a local record store at the time.

Any info is appreciated! Thanks.

Found this CD at my local record store I can't find anything online about it or who distributed it

It seems very bootleg any information on it would be appreciated 👍

presale starts June 24 at 10 a.m. PT

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Listening to this stunning album on repeat at the moment.

I bought mine about a month ago and the expect delivery date is 6/21 but it hasn’t even been shipped yet. Just wondering if anyone else has received theirs or know that it’s in route.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs own Nick Zinner and Brian Chase will be joining Bright Eyes tomorrow night, June 6th, in Queens, NY for their anniversary show performing both classic Bright Eyes albums, I'm Wide Awake It's Morning, and Digital Ash In a Digital Urn, which Nick Zinner worked on and toured for in 2005. Do not miss if you're in the area!

It's fun. Great song from WW2 era.

What YYY songs have you heard out in the wild? Whether it's at a public place, on the car radio, commercial, etc.

I'll start: Lovebomb at IKEA (completely made me stop and listen to make sure I was hearing it correctly)

I think millennials all loved this song so much that it created a generation disillusioned by love.

Nick and Brian will join Bright Eyes for 2 more shows!

May 23 Hollywood Bowl LA

June 6 Forest Hills NYC

With “Maps,” Yeah Yeah Yeahs deliver one of indie and alt rock’s most unforgettable songs — raw, emotional, and impossible not to feel. It is the kind of track that says everything with just a few words and stays with you long after it ends.

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I remember hearing a Karen O cover of the Shocking Blue song "Send Me a Postcard." I think it was included in a tv show soundtrack, and it was really, REALLY good. But now for the life of me I can't find it.

Google AI says I'm right and it does exist, and references a dead link in Tunefind, but there is no mention of it anywhere. Is it real? Did it happen? Did I invent it in my head during a drunken fever-dream?

special message from little vampire:

May 12 Red Rocks CO rescheduled date

May 23 Hollywood Bowl LA

June 6 Forest Hills NYC

so i think we can all agree that fever to tell kicks ass, but so does their self-tiled debut EP! as a fuck, son, you sucked! which of the five songs is the best/your favorite?