How awesome was that show? I bet there were 10,000 people there.

holy shit was that an awesome show. just got home now and have tons of photos to look at…unfortunately i gotta shoot the Public Enemy show tonight.

wow, still in shock at how good it was.

thanks @tinnitus_photo ! Looking forward to your pics 🙂

Just chiming in with my experience of the show. It was the best Dinosaur show I’ve ever seen. I have never seen Dinosaur play with THIS kind of energy and to keep you from guessing I mean mostly J. I know J only has so much energy and presence, but you could tell that he was totally into it last night and it made a big part of the show for me.

New York was just a whole other level for me, the crowd was so into it and Terminal 5 was a great venue to hold this show. I was standing about 3 rows back in the center and I thought it’d be safe, I was dead wrong. The mosh pit ensued during Thumb and got out of control once they played YLAOM. I’m 35 and too old for that now. I got through Raisans and then decided to move off to the side where I would watch the show. I feel bad that I kocked two guys on there asses standing my ground. They chilled out after that, but they could’ve gotten hurt bad and I’m not proud of that.

Lee Ranaldo was a total surprise, but he was one of those question marks of ‘shouldn’t he be here?’ The flute on Thumb a welcome surprise. Frank Black another surprise and Kim stole the show of her performance on Don’t. I did not expect that and at all, but she is a true punk rocker, it was an excellent performance of a song whos repeated screaming of the same same five words grew tiresome to me after five listens. She saved it and showed how a song like that could be so good. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve always thought the riff was killer.

I’ll end by saying it was so cool to see Johnny Marr up there playing “The Wagon” I was thinking, “Are they gonna play The Boy With a Thorn in His Side” and then bam! they dropped it. Everyone else was great too. Another highlight was “Alone” as a four peace as well as the other song. I don’t know why they didn’t make a big video out of this, but if they are thinking the same thing and decide to do a show like that again, I will be there. Maybe they’ll get Robert Smith and Peter Frampton!

Best show ever!

more photos and cool description of the show here: http://www.theupcoming.co.uk/2012/12/03/alternative-all-stars-join-the-25th-anniversary-of-dinosaur-jr-s-youre-living-all-over-me/

Listen to the whole Dinosaur Jr + Friends YLAOM 25 show.

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Never thought I would see alone and don’t in the same show, too bad mike and George couldn’t come.

yeah it would have been really cool if Mike Johnson was there. Other dream guests of mine would be Kevin Shields, Mike Watt, Doug Martsch, Bob Pollard, Thurston.

I love the version of Almost Fare with Frank Black. The band’s management is pretty savvy, hopefully they’ll capitalize on this anniversary with a Dino tribute album in the near future.

Wow. What a fantastic show. Absolutely loved “the boy with the thorn in his side”, incredible performance with Johnny Marr and Dale Crover on drums. Been listening to that one over and over, it’s stellar. The venue looked cool (I don’t think I’d seen pics from there before), what a great crowd for what was definitely a killer performance. Wish I could have been there. And the flute on “thumb” to boot. I’d say that was probably the best Dinosaur Jr show of all time.