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SUMMARY:Dinosaur Jr.
LOCATION:Guild Theatre\, 949 El Camino Real\, Menlo Park\, CA 94025
DESCRIPTION:Dinosaur Jr. Fall Tour 2026 with special guest Stef Chura Dinos
 aur Jr. GENRE: Indie Rock Spotify | Youtube | Website There Near Finally! 
 The sixth studio album Dinosaur Jr. have recorded in the 20 years since th
 eir triumphal rebirth. There have been several live and/or closet cleaning
  collections to keep us punters sated for the five years since Sweep It In
 to Space\, but there is nothing quite like having a full slab of new Dino 
 tunes to fry your ears. And There Near has all knobs set to Extra Crispy. 
 Created in short\, intense bursts over the course of a year at Amherst's B
 isquiteen Studio\, There Near was recorded almost entirely by Dino's core 
 trio -- king of the thunder tubs\, Murph\, human tornado Lou Barlow on bas
 s/vocals and the inimitable J Mascis on guitar/vocals -- with a bit of pia
 no and organ work by local master musician\, Ken Mauri. And the album roar
 s from start to finish. Trying to define the essence of Dino's sound is ne
 ver easy. It's an instantly recognizable blend of loose vocals\, sharp gui
 tars and an animalistic rhythm section\, but these parts combine into a wh
 ole far more magical and exciting than its components. In strict rock-writ
 e terms\, you might call the approach “post-core power balladeering\,”
  but what use is that? Dinosaur Jr. invented their formula for noise/pop j
 iggering around the same time Husker Dü were trying out some of the same 
 ideas\, all of which got made popular by a band they inspired called Nirva
 na. But that's an old and much-told tale. J's guitar tone throughout There
  Near is even more animalistic than usual\, perhaps owing partly to the fa
 ct he's playing through a recently acquired 70's Mesa Boogie MK 1 amp. “
 I bought the same amp that Chris Dixon had when we made our first album\,
 ” J says. “Chris recorded us at his house with his amp. It has a real 
 interesting sound I haven't gotten for a while. And it's something I was t
 rying to get back to on this album. The Stones started using Mesa Boogies 
 in the '70s after they heard Santana p\n\nhttps://www.guildtheatre.com/sho
 ws/dinosaur-jr-19-oct
URL:https://www.guildtheatre.com/shows/dinosaur-jr-19-oct
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