Tortoise: Live Nosferatu Score @ Chicago Symphony Center, 10/13/07
By Ryan - Sunday October 14th 2007 |
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Saturday evening I had the good fortune to view a screening of F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu in the Chicago Symphony Center. The silent film was scored live by Tortoise in what was (in my book) the crown jewel of a free full day of music sponsored by Macy’s.
The soundtrack itself was essentially an appropriately atmospheric 88-minute Tortoise album. Killer stuff.
This seems like an opportune time to let you know that practically the entire Thrill Jockey roster will be performing in London in a little less than a month to celebrate the label’s 15th anniversary, so if you find yourself in London in early November, you know what to do.
More on Chicago tacos later this week.
Related: Tortoise @ El Rey in June
for a moment i thought i missed this here in LA. phew.
I hope you found decent tacos in Chicago. It can be tricky. The lack of taco trucks is particularly disheartening given that Latinos, most of whom in Chicago are Mexicans, now outnumber blacks in Chicago itself and possibly in Cook County as a whole.
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