
Crab Louie at the Star Bar - August 23, 2007
Here are some new Noot pics pulled off Flickr the other day. Thanks to the photographers who took these great photos. Talk more soon.
Jah Scorpion and Effectiv at Lenny's - January 19, 2008
The one Noot show that I could not play, and we get this awesome video! Thanks to WRAS Album 88 for the show and support.


Here is the set, in both MP3 and M4A versions: http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=4d59dce078e59d2791b20cc0d07ba4d2c6d05cdaeab45d25




Here is our show at the 40 Watt on October 23, 2007 with Boris and Damon & Naomi. Special thanks to Nick for providing Harmonium and Harp drones, as well as Henry Owings for putting us on the bill and having our back when Boris' booking agent wanted us to be dropped from the show. One interesting aspect of this show was that Boris had so much gear on stage, they would not allow the opening band to have a drum set. So in anticipation of this challenge, the Noot prepared a special ambient musical selection, which included special guest Nick as well as some rearranging of the usual instrumentation duties. Also thanks to Mike White at Deadly Designs for taking the great live photos.






1) Andre 3000, "Hey Ya!"/Gnarls Barkley, "Crazy": "When your favorite artists make genre-deconstructing dance floor smashes spun every hour for a year, it's not a good thing."2) Sonic Youth, "The Diamond Sea": "My friend Geoff loves playing this in the bar purely because its atonal feedback solos act like general population repellent."3) Slint, "Good Morning Captain": "Thirty minutes after last call, when the bartender is trying to have a drink and zone the fuck out, he puts this on, and you know its time to go."4) Britney Spears feat. Ying Yang Twins, "(I Got That) Boom Boom": "This little collabo anti-nugget from 2003 was, exactly as you're thinking, one of the worst ideas in the history of recorded sound. I'm embarrassed I even know it exists."5) Tori Amos covering Eminem's "'97 Bonnie and Clyde": "Tori's creepy whispering, will leave you hiding under the covers trembling, wondering when the effects will wear off."