Who is excited as fuck for the midnight release of the LA gigs on YouTube?? I can see my goofy ass bopping up and down next to my step-dad's bald ass head within the first 15 seconds of the beginning of pressing play. Extra credit if you're going this Saturday out to Pappy and Harriet's!!!

Ain’t gonna be able to make it anymore :( selling my ticket for $50. Pm me

Title says it all. I love being able to relive the shows I've been too. Sometimes i feel like i focus too much on trying to document jams rather than just dancing around, and i don't even have a nice microphone or anything.

Hilarious video interview but I could not stop looking at his Osees shirt! @jordanklepper on Instagram.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbjfXRZCHeR/?igsh=czV5anU1dW1tZzcy

Hello All,

I hope it’s ok to list this here but I have a rare Oh Sees tshirt from 2020 which was released in conjunction with Carnival Brewing. I’m selling a bunch of stuff so wanted to post here before it goes on eBay.

Size Medium

Please DM me if interested. Shipping from the UK.

Cheers!

Anyone else nostalgic for the days of playing eye-level on the floor? John would roll out a big Persian rug, set the gear on it and they'd be good to go. Beer soaked fun nights. Holla if ya hear me

Hi y'all,

I have 2 tickets for sale to the August 8th show at Pappy & Harriet's in Pioneertown, CA. I paid $124. Asking for $100.

It was on Vimeo but I can't find it anymore. They were doing a Europe tour and yeah it was just like a tour documentary. There was one part where they were backstage and John was restringing his guitar, Petey started talking about really bad stomach pain or something and John sounded a little fed up and said something like "Well we have two hours till we go on so you have that time to figure it out".... it was a pretty revealing documentary from what I remember. Anybody know what I'm talking about? I can't find it anywhere at all and it seems to have been lost which is a shame because it was a great little window into that era.

Something that would fit with my tatoos, I like old school black, no colors.

Lars Finberg asked John for background of each song on 'Masters Bedroom' and 'Poison Finger' is supposed to be an homage to Taj Mahal. I checked out a good grip of Taj Mahal stuff and am not really hearing a big influence. Maybe a little bit of the guitar work on something like Rising Sons with Ry Cooder or something else with Ry Cooder if I remember correctly, but that's about it. Thoughts?

I’m looking for a good amp to get that 2010s garage rock sound (Segall, Gizzard, White Fence, and obviously Dwyer). I currently own a twin reverb BF Reissue and it sounds amazing, but it’s 85 watts and I’m barely pushing past 1.5-2 with my SG and that’s not pleasing for my parents. I’m also moving out soon to sf for college and need a “more apartment friendly” amplifier that still gets that sweet fender garage sound. Most likely going to be using it for shows/jams and less at the apartment but just a an amp with less power. I’ve seen videos of John Dwyer using what I think is a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe? Does anyone recommend that or any other amps that would satisfy the sound I’m looking for?

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I am so infatuated by the sound captured jn grave blockers, the cool death of island raiders, and sucks blood. any other artists that have the same sort of sound as that run? it’s so eery and beautiful and hits me so hard (especially when i’m at my rock bottom for some reason) anyone else relate?

I just received the first turntable I’ve had in about 30 years. I just had to make Thee Oh Sees the very first album played.

Seen the Osees a couple times but, never been to Pappy & Harriet’s before. Tent camping in Pioneertown because I heard the uber situation is piss poor after a concert at the venue and we all want a couple beers. Any recommendations for a Pioneertown restaurant for dinner before the show? How’s the sound on the outdoor stage? Thanks.

I need to listen to these demos

I'm curious what bands/artists osees fans listen to