Here’s the bittorent of the show that my friend Craig taped.
http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=524823″>http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=524823
That is the funniest thing I’ve read all day…
Thanks!
I liked how J had a new guitar after that break in a matter of seconds. Go Kevin!
Also, Lou broke a string at one point too…
Amazing how J’s guitar filled that room. I didn’t think it was as loud as seeing them in a small club, by any means, as I actually walked out of there with no ringing ears and I was just a few folks back from J.
I think they really started hitting their stride around the time of Repulsion or maybe even No Bones. Great to hear Lou sing a couple songs (or yell rather.) Murph was amazing to watch drum.
All in all, it just went by too quick. But it was great. Watching J puts me in a trance…he just SHREDS it. But you all already know that…
Thanks for taping William, Sloan & Chard!
ATL was about 1 hour and 30-35 minutes…
also very short pauses between the encores, as mentioned above.
Uh oh, hope they don’t pull that crap tonight. It is very key that management makes sure the venues know that audio taping is allowed. I see a lot of bands that allow taping and this often happens with venues…it’s a matter of them being ill-informed.
Thanks, will do!
Me too. Well, 40 minutes now!!!
But I still have to drive to ATL. Argh…hate Gwinnet County!!
Have fun tonight and I’ll do the same!!
Usually when managements make this decision, it’s not only because of the fact that is sounds like they are selling a DVD, but also because managements often fear that bootlegged videos will be sold on Ebay and the like..as was the case earlier this year.
I think it’s respectful to abide by those rules…I just wouldn’t want stealth video tapers to ruin it for audio tapers as well. Then we’ll all be screwed!!!
But I wrote to madison house for this official policy last week and never got a response, so at least someone here got one so we have a better clue!!
I’m with ya there. It has been the slowest day here. Argh….
I’m ready though!!
Tonight for me! I’m ready…one more hour of work!
Yes, tix arrived for the ATL show. The irony that it comes from SCI ticketing just kills me, but they do this for a lot of bands these days. Still, it’s hilarious…
Wishing that Carrboro show wasn’t on a Sunday night…
wheels are turning though.
Unfortunately, there are just a lot of musicians with no health insurance.
That was an interesting read, despite the fact that the writer’s magazine usually gets on my nerves quite often.
Rambleon….I have been in the US since I was 6. But I grew up here mostly around English people too. We came here originally because my dad started coaching soccer/football for a summer in Chicago (he used to play for More Green) and they really liked the US. I guess they thought we’d be better off here, so they moved my 3 brothers and I to Florida a few months later.
But I will always be a Brummy ![]()
Nope, haven’t gotten ’em yet. That’s why I asked.
Good luck with the baby plans. I have a hard enough time leaving my dog each day, nevermind a baby.
If all is allowed by the band, my friend will have a Neumann KM 184>V2>JB3 setup at the ATL show. I’m guessing my other friend will be there with his AKG 483>HHB.
The Nuemann KM 184 will be sent over to freakscene pretty quickly after I would imagine, just like he did with the Georgia Fog shows last year.
I really do not like this venue though, but at least they have a new PA.
kracked873: my friend that did the audio taping for the Middle East show will probably be at the Boston show doing it again. I could put you in touch ahead of time with her if you want to make sure.
I am pretty sure my friends will be at the Norva taping as well.