Buen dato.

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Tracking all ur comments down

I see u everywhere nirvana related, it's nice not to be the only fan😂

@@remyyy3497 i mean he is mostly a nirvana cover channel

@Pearlholics Anonymous everyone liked them....they played a few cover songs that went over really well, but I don't recall exactly what they were. I know I enjoyed them.

Lol I almost died. Great memories.

Let me guess - Spanish Moon?

Power Pop?

Punk POP is what they bill themselves as, although, they have been dabbling in metal the last couple of albums

@Pearlholics Anonymous they did a Ramones tribute album in 2011, and were lovingly given the name Osaka Ramones by the band themselves during their retirement tour.

U r a poser

@@shoknifeman2mikado135 not to be confused with pop punk lol

Dude. Go see them live. You'll thank me!

dude, go to listen to King gnu

Thank you for admitting to getting into dark music simply because it is considered cool. I have no doubt my mind a lot of people listen to dark music for the same reason, but would sooner slit their own throats than admit it.

Dude, its like the jesus and mary chain...gotta have the beach boys melody to offset the dissonant noise musically. Nothing wrong with having bright and shiny and pop, as long as it's done honestly. The Ramones had a ton of it, especially during the Phil Spector recordings...as did a number of other bands....dead boys and stiv bators had the garage thing going on. You look at Jay Reatard and there's a ton of pop sensibilities as well. The Velvets and Lou..etc. It's the hardest thing to do, it's easy to be mopey and dark as you put it, but shit dude, throw on some pop sensibilities and it is incredibly hard. Cool interview with Kim Deal of the Breeders where she says she thought they would throw a band together and score a dance number right off the bat, and nothing came. Pixies did the loud soft dynamic extremely well as well, even though I'm more partial to the jesus and mary chain. Happy to read your comment dude, cheers.

YASSSSSS!!!!

Risa's drumming! Swoon. ❤️👋

They came to Fresno? Damn I sure missed out.

Cool they did the power puff theme?

Risa is an accomplished musician, she plays drums, xylophone, keyboards and classical piano

same i feel so late but they are dope

La mía desde hace mas de diez años

Try the Buzzcocks. They will be your new obsession.

well, it's punk hahahaha

and kazooing

Ironically, the creator of the drum riffs on many songs, is that gal playing bass, who was the original drummer.

Masterful kazooing. Atsuko studied kazoo at Juliard, I think.

@@shoknifeman2mikado135 she also made all the outfits

She's been back since 2015 or so. 👍

Love Atsuko ❤️

@Capybara88 - 😃

SAME !! ♥

Kurt who?

@@matthewgaunt4358 😂 He'd actually love that you asked that. 👍

@Struan Robertson I thought Shonen Knife & The Breeders were opening for Nirvana back in the day? Or are you being facetious? 🤔

@Struan Robertson I'm pretty sure you are right. Kurt was fond of the drummer's skills in particular I recall.

That said, is this the same drummer?

They were not a big deal in U.S. I’m just finding out about them because I looked into the Linda Linda Lindas and someone said they’re similar to Shonen Knife

Atsuko is playing her custom pink Fujigen.

Atsuko plays a Fujijen; when Ritsuko is with them, she plays a Fender Japan Jazz Bass; Naru (Japan Road Bassist) plays a Rick 4001.

Godamn the pillows would be great

So Naoko: guitar Ritsuko: bass Atsuko: drum??

Me three

yeah

bought cocaine krut me here

Me too hahahah

Me too

That bass is a custom from Fujigen in Japan, and those guitars are from Daisy Rock Guitars in Los Angeles.

small brained