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Waffle House Menu - The Features (1997)
Featuring the eponymous item as a lead instrument!
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Waffle House Menu - The Features (1997)
Featuring the eponymous item as a lead instrument!
p.s. does anyone still follow this 'blr?
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The Features at The Firebird, 6.8.2012
It's unfair to categorize The Features, so I'm not going to try. Their music is many things to many people -- shout-along rock songs to some, hippie love songs to others, country and new wave and indie rock wrapped up in a beard and tight, tight musicianship. No, categories do The Features no good.
It is totally fair, however, to categorize St. Louisans into one of two camps: those who saw a hell of a show by the Nashville quartet at The Firebird, and those who didn't. Sadly, there could have been far more of the former -- The Firebird wasn't close to selling out -- but the band played with a ferocity and energy that's rare in any club. Not to be outdone, the crowd gave the energy right back.
When they took back to the stage for a three song encore, it was something both the band and audience felt had earned. Hell of a show.
The Features' newest record, Wilderness, is a great listen -- get it, you won't regret it.
Photo-nerdery
Despite a few recent surprises, The Firebird's lights aren't my favorite in the city -- far from it. The Features are energetic, photogenic performers, so I opted to crank my ISO past my usual comfort zone to keep my shutter speed higher than The Firebird usually allows.
Granted, I knew that I may convert the images to black and white, so potential noise wasn't as much of an issue -- these guys just look good in black and white.
Kids - The Features
The Features - from Nashville, Tennessee - in all their plaid shirt wearing, mountain man beard growing glory. Even though they're from Nashville, they're far from country. Matt Pelham's guitar playing in the beginning gets your attention immediately, Roger Dabbs and Rollum Haas keep it going with the bass and drums, and Mark Bond adds his keyboard expertise on the pre-choruses. Matt Pelham's gravelly voice is the icing on the cake.
It only goes for about 2 and a half minutes, but that's really all you need. When they play it live though, it's so much more awesome, because they go five times faster than this here studio recording. So then you're standing there at the end of the song going, "What just happened?"
