The lizard lounge, the new front room at the paradise, ZuZu, and of course
TT's, to name a few.

On Mon, 6 Oct 2003, David Pearlman wrote:

> Yeah, the Kendall Cafe is a great place because of the artists
> they've booked in this small (very small) club. But that's it. It's
> not physically a very appealing club, nor are their policies.
>
> I have much fonder memories for Nightstage, which closed in the early
> '90s. Now THAT was a great small club. They seemed to do pretty well,
> too, so I never figured out why they bit the dust. The place has been
> sitting vacant (and not for sale as far as I can tell) ever since.
> Saw Matthew Sweet, Aimee Mann, Peter Himmelman, "In Their Own Words"
> shows and others there. Sigh.
>
> Now what hip similar venues are left? The Lizard Lounge? Johnny D's can
> be OK, but they don't tend to book much in the way of pop or rock.
>
> dap
>
> > Date: Mon, 6 Oct 2003 00:12:34 -0400
> > From: king radio <kingradio@pumpingstation.com>
> > To: audities@smoe.org
> > Subject: Re: anybody in Boston know the skinny on this??
>
>
> >
> > 5 people were at the show.  They stopped giving artists 1/2 price
> > meals.  Despite seeing some pretty good shows there (first Pernice
> > Brothers date ever with Joe, Tom and Joe's brother - Beacon
> > Hillbillies - Kevin Salem on and on and on....) I have to wipe the
> > nostalgia from my eyes.  It's a tiny place with crummy sound and is a
> > god awful place to see a show, unless the circumstances are perfect,
> > and they seldom are.
> >
>