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Nada Surf Record Collection
I’m very proup of my Nada Surf record collection.
Nada Surf Project
This project is being developed by one of my best friends, she is writing one different text inspired on each song of the new album. They all are in spanish, but you might like to post them for spanish-speaking fans. Also, I think is a great idea and the stories are awesome.
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Thank you so much for sharing this! I apologize for taking so long to post it, but it’s a really interesting project and I hope one day I’ll be good enough at understanding Spanish so that I can read and enjoy the stories as well. :)
The full KEXP set featuring:
Clear Eye Clouded Mind
Waiting For Something
Whose Authority
Weightless
Jules And Jim
The Future
When I Was Young
See These Bones
Always Love
Looking Through
Nada Surf recently played a live set for Seattle’s KEXP.
It’s hard enough to believe that Nada Surf has been making such great music for going on twenty years now, but to hear their vigor and vitality-infused new album, The Stars Are Indifferent To Astronomy, you’d think they were a new band of twenty-somethings who still thought the world belonged to them. Maybe it still does. If not, it should! Nada Surf has long been the band you needed to include on your mixtape or was the right fit for a soundtrack. Matthew Caws (guitar, vocals), Ira Elliot (drums, backup vocals) and Daniel Lorca (bass, backup vocals) create music you want to live with… or to.
Recently, the band performed an exclusive set live on KEXP from The Triple Door as part of our VIP Club Concert series. With Doug Gillard (Guided by Voices) joining them for more guitary goodness, Nada Surf performed a long set of songs from the new album and few older classics for the fans. Check out all of the videos from this session right here:
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Nada Surf - The Future (acoustic)
The Dulcitone Files EP
Nada Surf on the cover of Magnet magazine, Issue #84. “Kings of the Middle Age”
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Nada Surf - Hyperspace (The Proximity Effect, 1998)
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Nada Surf “Hi-Speed Soul” after-show performance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
This performance is just great, and it’s at the top of my list of favorite NS songs. <3
omg I am freaking out they are playing 80 Windows and that’s the last song I thought they’d play during the set and it’s hard to say but it may be my favorite! askldjfa;dsjfa;l!!
