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Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5655 on: December 09, 2024, 10:40:40 am »
They probably had trouble adjusting to the unseasonably warm day yesterday.



At least they got their coats a few bucks cheaper.

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Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5656 on: December 16, 2024, 01:05:08 am »
Quite simply the greatest band that ever lived!

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Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5657 on: December 16, 2024, 08:34:02 am »
The Clash?

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Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5658 on: December 16, 2024, 10:52:23 am »
The Clash?
The band playing in the Cantina when Han shot first.
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Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5659 on: December 16, 2024, 12:34:51 pm »
I've had too little sleep the past two nights, and quite frankly, I am way too old to act the way I did at both shows, but what can you do when your favorite live band are playing (the last?) two nights in a row?

So let's get the obvious out of the way first:

Quite simply the greatest band that ever lived!

Seems impossible that after all of these years, but I don't think they've lost a single step, and they're OLD.  Just as crushing as they ever were, and man, hearing the new songs back-to-back with the hits just proved how incredible it is that, after 26 years, they just effortlessly dropped another album like no time passed.

They were on fire, especially night two.  I feel like Yow spent more time in the crowd now, at 64, then he did the last few reunion shows.  Definitely seemed like he was feeling it here and there...he stopped a few seconds each night to nurse his knee a bit, it seemed, and took a rough spill onto the monitors late in the show night, so much so that he checked behind his ear a few times as if he was checking for blood.  But they were absolutely ferocious...just destroying the place.

They seemed in great spirits too...whether that was just happy to be back at it or a truly being awed at the response to the crowd, they were smiling, interacting mid-song, seemingly flattered by the applause, etc.  I do think Sunday was a rowdier crowd, and the band seemed to acknowledge it.  But even Yow broke character a bit here and there, including dedicating Mouth Breater to Steve Albini.

Will I ever get to see them again?  Seems unlikely...but I've also thought that after both previous reunions, and now they're putting out new music.


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Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5660 on: December 16, 2024, 01:33:16 pm »
That’s awesome dude! Happy for you!!!


Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5661 on: December 16, 2024, 01:54:29 pm »
Glad to hear it was a blast

Was 100% planning on going, but after a day of chopping wood, filtering and kegging 50 gallons of cider and a 90 minute drive in the night rain… the couch was looking more inviting than usual
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Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5662 on: December 16, 2024, 08:39:31 pm »
Oh one note I forgot...my hat plays a prominent role in one of the videos the Black Cat shared in Instagram from Saturdays show

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Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5663 on: December 16, 2024, 10:29:14 pm »
That’s awesome dude! Happy for you!!!

Me too!

But I'm still in favor of seeing the Eagles at the Sphere.

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Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5664 on: December 29, 2024, 11:49:36 am »
DSO at The Anthem last night.  Not my favorite show from them. One of their "original setlist" shows, which is often kind of a drag. John K. sat in for Stranger, which was one of the better songs of the night. Left early - a first for me for a DSO show.

I thought it was odd that the entire 3rd level of The Anthem was closed. I've never seen that before.  Do they do that often?

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Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5665 on: December 29, 2024, 12:38:02 pm »
Pietasters were a lot of fun! I liked it so much I bought a shirt. The Woggles were a good opener.

This was the Pietasters set list. Good luck deciphering it.


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Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5666 on: December 29, 2024, 12:42:18 pm »
DSO at The Anthem last night.  Not my favorite show from them. One of their "original setlist" shows, which is often kind of a drag. John K. sat in for Stranger, which was one of the better songs of the night. Left early - a first for me for a DSO show.

I thought it was odd that the entire 3rd level of The Anthem was closed. I've never seen that before.  Do they do that often?

Not often but once in a while if there is no need for all that extra space.

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Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5667 on: February 02, 2025, 05:48:44 pm »
2/1 The Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra with Branford Marsalis

Tried to do the family culture outting, but have to admit this show was pretty boring. I'll take a jazz quartet over an orchestra any day. It was too Ricky Ricardo.

My wife complained about the geriatric nature of the crowd, but the irony was that both she and my daughter fell asleep, even though the show was over by 10.

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« Reply #5668 on: February 04, 2025, 01:40:44 pm »
Hey a free ticket is a free ticket.

2/1 The Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra with Branford Marsalis

Tried to do the family culture outting, but have to admit this show was pretty boring. I'll take a jazz quartet over an orchestra any day. It was too Ricky Ricardo.

My wife complained about the geriatric nature of the crowd, but the irony was that both she and my daughter fell asleep, even though the show was over by 10.

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Re: Post Show Banter >>>>
« Reply #5669 on: February 10, 2025, 11:22:49 am »
I'm going to say that the Perennial/Dim Wizard/Miri Tyler show at Black Cat Red Room Friday was one of those good verses great shows.  Now I realize a lot of smaller shows in spaces like the Red Room will only run vocals and likely keyboards through the PA and then the guitar players rely on their own amps. With that said it seems like that setup works better for some bands/genres then others..

I enjoyed Miri Tyler's set as I'm still becoming familiar with her music.  In particular her bass player was great,

Dim Wizard were good but I felt their performance was a bit hampered by the fact the vocals were never quite right, definitely a band that would be suited with a full PA.  But thumbs up on the whole Crass meets Squeeze vibe the band has.  Kudos to the one guitar player who had to setup on the side of the stage...

Having thoroughly enjoyed Perennial set at the Bad Moves record release party I was eager to see them live again, as they clearly give it their all.  Bouncing around, at one point singing on top of the bar, just mayhem all around.  I did however think they were better on the Black Car mainstage, definitely a band  who works best on the full PA.
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