We *could* do the same thing that was done for the Residents. A certain
record label (Vaccination Records) went out and contacted any and all bands
that might've wanted to do a Residents tribute album, explaining that Vac
Records had no money and couldn't pay for studio time, production, etc.
Some bands didn't want to do it after they heard that, but the ones that
remained (among them were Primus, Cracker, Thinking Fellers Union Local 282)
contributed a beautiful bunch of songs. The album ended up being 76+
minutes long, and there were well-known bands and not-so-well known bands
alike.
If anyone out there reading this has a record company, this could be the
thing to do. You'd probably be surprised at how many bands would be willing
to spend their own money to display their love for Oingo Boingo.
-FunkeBoy
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I have a flyer from the Roseland Boingo show that also has 311's name on it. It
must have been from the same time :)
-Matt
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-FunkeBoy
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It does seem to have been a rarity, especially in their later years.
This brings up an interesting thread idea I had today. I'm curious- what bands
have been on the same concert bill as Oingo Boingo (or Boingo, or, if such a
thing ever did occur, the Mystic Knights of Oingo Boingo or Clowns of Death)
I've seen as an opener:
311
I've seen as part of a festival:
the Alley Boys
Beck
Green Day
Frente!
the Violent Femmes
James
the Pretenders
Toad the Wet Sprocket
the Rollins Band
the Knack (okay I actually didn't stay to see this apparant joke, but
it did supposedly happen)
I have heard that these groups have played with some incarnation of Boingo,
either as headliners, openers, or as part of a festival:
Red Hot Chili Peppers
X
the Police
the (English) Beat
the B-52's
Squeeze
the Offspring
Freakwater
Any others out there? Anyone want to contest any of my suggestions? Lets get
a big list going!
They played with U2 in Hawaii once (I think)
Jeff
On 12 May 1998, Briandarr wrote:
> This brings up an interesting thread idea I had today. I'm curious- what bands
> have been on the same concert bill as Oingo Boingo (or Boingo, or, if such a
> thing ever did occur, the Mystic Knights of Oingo Boingo or Clowns of Death)
>
> I've seen as an opener:
>
> 311
>
> I've seen as part of a festival:
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> I have heard that these groups have played with some incarnation of Boingo,
> either as headliners, openers, or as part of a festival:
>
> Red Hot Chili Peppers
> X
> the Police
> the (English) Beat
> the B-52's
> Squeeze
> the Offspring
> Freakwater
>
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Didn't they do a show with Wall Of Voodoo once?
I saw Nine Inch Nails open for Boingo way back in '84 at the Longhorn
Ballroom in Dallas.
Barbara
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>Briandarr wrote:
>>
>> > THat's the only time out of at least 10 shows I saw that Boingo
>> >ever had an opening act.
>>
>> It does seem to have been a rarity, especially in their later years.
>>
>> This brings up an interesting thread idea I had today. I'm curious- what
bands
>> have been on the same concert bill as Oingo Boingo (or Boingo, or, if such a
>> thing ever did occur, the Mystic Knights of Oingo Boingo or Clowns of Death)
>
>Didn't they do a show with Wall Of Voodoo once?
I saw Wall of VooDoo open for Boingo new years eve 1986/87 in San Diego.
The Untouchables opened for them new years eve 1985/86 in Long Beach. Anyone
know the Untouchables? They were a pretty cool ska band. I'm kinda happy ska
seems to becoming more popular.
A band called The Bolshoi opened for them in San Bernardino, and got booed off
the stage!
I'm sure there were others, but I can't remember now. How about a list of bands
for which Boingo opened? I remember a friend said he saw Berlin play in the
early 80's, and Boingo opened for them. He said Boingo had a better show! I
think Boingo opened for the Police as well.
-Eric Bekins-
I saw XTC with Oingo Boingo at the Whiskey A-Go-Go in Hollywood in 1978 or 79.
Boingo was the opening act for XTC. What a show! Those african drums blew me
away.
Diane
> >>
> >> It does seem to have been a rarity, especially in their later years.
> >>
> >> This brings up an interesting thread idea I had today. I'm curious- what
> bands
> >> have been on the same concert bill as Oingo Boingo (or Boingo, or, if
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Fear and Oingo Boingo--What a combo! Cool.
> I saw oingo boingo with the police,talking heads,b-52's english beat in
> the mid 80's. I also saw FEAR open for oingo boingo in a circus tent in
> long beach.
>
Yeah, I forgot all about that one. It was sponsored by radio station 91X. It
was at a club in Tijana.
Di
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FNM is gone now too? But they just put put a new album!!! What happened? Please
let me know, 'cause all of my favorite bands are dissappearing.
-Jeff
I also know that at least one time when I saw them in Reno they had a really
crappy local band open for them, I think the venue was trying to build up
the concession sales by making everyone want to leave the auditorium before
the main event.
--
- Tom
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Thanks
Cary
If anyone wants info, please let me know. I gonna stop doing them at the
end of the month. So, ask now or forever blah, blah, blah (you know the
rest).
Here is a copy of press release that is currently going out:
"After 15 long and fruitful years, Faith No More have decided to put an end
to speculation regarding their imminent break up... by breaking up. The
decision among the members is mutual, and there will be no pointing of
fingers, no naming of names, other than stating, for the record, that
"Puffy started it". Furthermore, the split will now enable each member to
pursue his individual project(s) unhindered. Lastly, and most importantly,
the band would like to thank all of those fans and associates that have
stuck with and supported the band throughout it's history. "
I personally would like to thank all of you folks who've done such a
fantastic job in keeping us alive, and growing with us through our changes,
but especially in helping make our band available to people through the
internet, because I'm absolutely convinced that without all of your help we
would have been ignored (especially in the States).
I would appreciate it if someone could please post a copy of this on to
alt.music.faith-no-more.
Seeee ya,
Bill
~ Liz ~