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1 The Grim said on October 12, 2007
Too late.
Honestly, I'd rather see these reunited acts at least *try* to make another good CD instead of just coasting on the nostalgia angle. That's just plain sad to me, and the Pixies have been doing it for years now.
2 Jesse said on October 12, 2007
First off, the Deal sisters are the some of the coolest chicks in rock; period.
I think Kim is smart to not keep trotting out something whose time has past and left an indelible mark on Rock History.
She has moved on (The Amps, The Breeders & Solo) and so has the rest of the band (including that Frank Black guy).
I am way more interested to see and hear what she does next than hoping for another Pixies record.
PS - Breeders Title TK is in my top 20 records of all time and The Amps "Hooverin" in in my top 100 songs, so I am a bit biased.
3 Erik Gonzalez said on October 12, 2007
I'm glad to read that someone else thought Title TK was great. I seem to remember it got a lot of flack when it came out.
4 Imaginary-Kiku said on October 12, 2007
I would love a new Pixies album. For that matter, I would ADORE another reunion tour. Because well when they reunited the first time, I had no idea who the pixies were, I was 12.
Maybe I'm niave, but I don't think they were doing it for money or anything like that. This post made me very sad D:
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