Hum

[luckyface]

Anyone remember these guys? They had that song Stars which was pretty cool. Anyway, they have an article on Billboard (http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003693972) right now where they address Coachella directly:

Group members are aware of the glut of reunited alternative rock bands now back in action at such festivals at Coachella, but Talbott says, "I don't know if we're cool enough for that festival. We're kind of meatheads, when it comes down to it."

I actually was thinking they'd be a nice addition. Oh well. So yeah, cross them off the list.

[shotglass75]

Fucking listened to them yesterday. "You'd Prefer and Astronaut" and "The Pod" are my favorites. I am from Chicago and have never seen that band.

[drowningmatt]

I saw there reunion show at furnace fest in alabama like 3 or 4 years ago. they rocked. you'd prefer an astronaut is a wicked album.

[amyzzz]

I love Hum. Thumbs up on them too.

[TomPaine]

I had to register just to add some love for You'd Prefer an Astronaut. If you don't have it, go get it..and then go get Failure's Fantastic Planet. I would definitely check them out at Coachella!

[luckyface]

Good call on the Failure. Amazing band. I would love to see them perform live at some point in the future, although the Ken Andrews solo show was pretty cool. About 1/3 of the set was Failure material. We even got a mini-reunion at the Troubadour with Kelly on the drums for The Nurse Who Loved Me, even if Ken's wife contributed some butchered vocals.

[TeamCoachellaHellYeah]

I remember my older brother playing them alot when we were younger and playing their songs on his guitar ALOT!! I bet I would remember quite a number of songs if I saw them live....

[gratytrainridesagain]

Yes make this happen I didnt know who this was at first then looked them up. I totally forgot about them I heard stars instant flashback wish id never forgotten about them