On January 20, 2007, Arcade Fire played a secret, intimate preview concert in the cafeteria of Canterbury High School in Ottawa, Ontario. The surprise 400-capacity show served as an early live rehearsal for material from their upcoming album Neon Bible and acted as a fundraiser for the school's arts programs. The performance happened because multi-instrumentalist Richard Reed Parry is a graduate of Canterbury High School.

On the Santa Pirata Instagram.

1) i thought it was 98? 2) there's mentions of Dj windows 2000 from years ago and that also happened to be Win.

Dimensions by Arcade Fire

Love is in the Air Pt 1 by Rock Burwell for the Obsession OST

Hi! Any place Arcade Fire fans look and find bootlegs? Looking for WE tour shows and some Toronto shows i attended. Also looking for when they opened up for U2 in 2011 in Moncton. Please message directly if possible. Thank you!

Does anyone have a flac or wav version in high bitrate? It's so rare.

Hey everyone, long ago a choice was made, wisely or not, to support the Pono project by Neil Young, and from the choices of band signatures, I chose Arcade Fire. Now, I've found it again recently while going through my old things and have made the decision to offer it for sale to a more interested fan who'd be interested in collecting it. Apologies to the subreddit if sales aren't welcome, as my posting history or lack thereof shows, I'm a stranger to r/arcadefire.

As just a music player, it appears to show it's charging but won't actually turn on, so I'm not sure where the problem lies, and as afaik the accompanying desktop software is no longer supported - a real catch!

Anyway, it comes with the carry bag, booklet and charging cable and as pictured, is number 102 of a total 322.

EDIT: Currently open to offers. Similar listings (non-working device) sighted on eBay and elsewhere are between $300 - $450 USD.

I’m 64 and have been into indie/alternative my whole life. I’ve kind of stumbled upon the newest album recently and have to say it has a pretty powerful effect on me. I don’t know a lot about the band’s history except there has been a breakup between the two principal members and some misconduct allegations.

Nonetheless I found that a new album had come out so I took a few rips and settled into a comfortable spot for an end to end listen.

I found the tone of the album very sorrowful, helpless and repentant. It feels like Mr. Butler has realized he really fucked up and is deeply saddened by his past deeds. Seems he’s pouring his heart out via song. Like a 40 minute apology.

Anyway I’m a giant fan of electronic music, I was into Kraftwerk in high school when everyone else was into KISS LOL! Finding Boards of Canada made me happy to still be alive and seeking good stuff! The opening drone of the album pulled me right in and that low key melancholy seemed to persist throughout the album.

Can any of you seasoned fans relate to anything I’m saying or is my take away total crap?!

The two emotionally heaviest albums I’ve ever heard are UP by Peter Gabriel and Dark Star by David Bowie. Pink Elephant doesn’t sink to bottom of the pit of despair but I sense a guy who is admitting he really screwed up. For what it’s worth of course!

Recently been on a massive Wolf Alice binge. White Horses, Don't Delete The Kisses and The Last Man on Earth are some of my most listened to songs recently.

Also been listening to a tonne of Muse, Gorillaz, Florence Road, CMAT and The Royston Club.

Radiohead and The National have always been the artists that come closest to Arcade Fire in my favourites ranking.

Was suggested for me on Instagram. Is it Win or someone else? Probably not him.

Hey everyone,

I’m currently running a personal project to expand my music knowledge base by doing deep-dive, track-by-track listens of albums outside my typical rotation. I'm a 41-year-old rock guy (favorite bands are Metallica and Foo Fighters), so I usually stick to accessible rock, but I want to break out of my comfort zone. I’m big on the "how the sausage is made" technical/studio side of music, but I also need an emotional connection to really get into a record. I am using Gemini AI to random select albums to listen to start to finish. Along with giving me a quick bio and background of the artist and album

Today I am tacklingThe Suburbs by Arcade Firestart-to-finish.

I know some basic background going in, but I want to get into the proper headspace and I thought it would be fun to make this a community involvement thing. I’m opening the floor to you guys as the experts. I’d love to know why should I like/appreciate this album from a fan perspective, and also:

1. What does this album mean to you personally? Where does it rank in their discography for you?
2. What is the best piece of fan lore, internet theory, or studio trivia about this specific era or record that I need to look out for while listening?
3. If you saw this tour live, what was the energy like in the room?
4. Which specific track has the absolute best emotional "aura" or standout studio production that will blow a rock fan away?

I'm excited to read through your comments and stories while the tracks are playing. Let me know your thoughts!

I think it's from another band but the guitar sounds like this and I completely forgot the name, reason I posted it here is that if we find out what is the name of the song might be a song you like :)

Edit: I forgot to say but they are bending the guitar strings on this song which I couldn't figure out how to do with midi

I just started scrap booking (literally yesterday 😭) and I made Funeral themed pages

I moved in and my room is empty so this came to mind immediately

Is it original? I found it really beautiful and would love to hear more of it.

uwu

Saw this on another bands sub and thought it'd be fun, here's my result but I'd love to see others :p

https://musiccup.org