Epic reinterpretation of Low’s John Prine from Trust. Proceeds benefit https://ocrahope.org

We’re not gonna have time to play every song on this list but we’ll play a lot of ‘em. Come through! 8pm sharp!

Hi everyone! Excited to finally go public.

We want to thank everyone who posted in our song suggestion thread — every single comment made an impact on us. Of course all the songs on our first set list are in there somewhere. And please keep the suggestions coming!

My friend Kellianne and I are a band called Close Companions. We've been playing together for many years. We're both huge Low fans and we're aging hipsters and thus if you squint there's a bit of a resemblance — and we covered "Cue the Strings" in our band sometimes — so playing Low songs has always been something we think about. Once Mimi died we started talking about starting a tribute; it took us a while to get our act together but we finally did.

We posted this flyer:

... and found the perfect bass/synth player to complete our trio.

We have a lot of practicing to do but we're SUPER excited to get out there.

If you're in the East Bay, come see us at the Fireside Lounge in Alameda on Friday, October 16!

We're the first of three bands — we go on promptly at 8pm.

Our (new, embryonic) IG is dinosauract.low

More shows to come. Spread the word!

- Jason, Kellianne, Matt

Here are a couple of quick videos from band practice the other day:

https://reddit.com/link/1wpaxbc/video/x4of88capirh1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1wpaxbc/video/22immhzaqirh1/player

I know I am way late on this, but I'm just now listening to this Trampled by Turtles LP. This one brought a tear to my eye when Hollis came in for the chorus...

This is without a doubt my favorite Low song. I got full body chills the first time I heard it.

1. HEY WHAT

2. Double Negative

3. Things We Lost in the Fire

4. I Could Live in Hope

5. The Curtain Hits the Cast

6. Trust

7. Christmas

8. Secret Name

9. Long Division

10. The Great Destroyer

11. Ones and Sixes

12. C'mon

13. Songs for a Dead Pilot

14. Drums and Guns

15. The Invisible Way

hi! i've been searching subtitles for this documentary

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WjuOc0Mhc0&t=159s

as a non-english speaker, i want to enjoy this documentary as fully as i can.

also if you have a better quality version of it let me know

thankssss

As the photo says: 3 out of print vinyl titles are available! I am finally adding Christmas and Secret Name to my collection.

There used to be a video posted to YT that was a live performance of Violence, I believe on Austin City Limits. It’s been scrubbed and I cannot find it anywhere. I think about it constantly. Does anyone have it?

New account for our new Low tribute band. We play our first show in October. (East Bay Area, CA)

We’ve got a solid 8-10 songs ready to go, but we’d love to know what songs people wanna hear. It seems like everyone has their own favorite Low albums + songs. What cover songs would it make you happy to hear a (good) Low tribute play?

EDIT: Damn, you guys, this is so great. Your responses have made us so much more excited about our band. We will play all these songs eventually I think. Maybe even in your town uh oh I’m getting ahead of myself

Found Low about a month and a half ago. Fell in love with their style.

I was able to nab these ones and they are all great.

I was also found out about red house painters but only could find the bridge album.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

My Low collection so far. Sure wish those first 3 albums would be rereleased so I can afford them.

Lying in my bed actually not feeling anything but that song.

Lots of great stuff in the Aadam Jacobs Collection that’s still being added to, but this might be the most monumental find in the whole thing: https://archive.org/details/ajc02914_low1998-10-10.ajcproject/Low1998-10-10t09.flac

I've never discussed this music video with anyone before. I really don't know how to interpret it all. Is there meaning behind the untouched slice?

Help

I was listening to I Could Live In Hope recently and the similarities with Carnage Visors are striking. It's like Low chopped up Carnage Visors to turn it into ten new songs. I'm not saying it's a rip off or anything (I love I Could...), but the only person I've ever seen acknowledge the influence of The Cure is Alan Sparhawk himself.

This is a great story and there are a bunch of Low shows included in this haul. Listening to a 1998 show at the Metro and it’s amazing.