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Latest Allah-Las Setlist
Allah-Las at Lee's Palace
- Sacred Sands
- Busman's Holiday
- Prazer Em Te Conhecer
- In the Air
- No Werewolf
- Tell Me (What's On Your Mind)
- Had It All
- Catalina
- Worship the Sun
- Light Yearly
- Maharishi
- Sandy
- On Our Way
- Brittany Glasz
- Polar Onion
- Seven Point Five
- No Voodoo
- Could Be You
Encore
- Catamaran
- Calm Me Down
About Allah-Las
Greil Marcus liked to refer back to “The Old, Weird America” when discussing a certain famous set of recordings that emanated from a Woodstock cabin basement. ALLAH-LAS sound like the Old, Weird Los Angeles: Strains of true surfing music, American harmonies, Sunset Strip backbeat, desert ramble filtered through Goldstar Sessioneers; That pre-fuzz pedal ‘electrified folk’ music and pop groups hitti ng that California sound with the tambourine on just the right beat. When you hear it, you see things — Venice’s arches lit at night with the ocean in the distance; mid-century hamburger stands and slow-moving main drags in residential nights; Teen-age revues at 400 person ballrooms; Ferus Gallery beatniks; bungalows in canyons; hidden deco stairsteps peeking from leafy hillsides; kustom kars and dovetails and chicks in OP shorts with long, long hair. Like a Dennis Hopper photo come to life. You look at their well worn Fender guitars, their real surfer tans, their dusty suede boots – and you see it’s a sound natural to them; This isn’t an act. – Nick Waterhouse (PRES records)
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