2014-10-03: St. Louis, MO

[Kaius]

Jeff looked like he had his bowels under total control. He seemed to really enjoy himself last night.

He liked to swing and then dodge or dance around the hanging green orbs during Porch.

[Kaius]

Jeff was really slapping the bass well last night.

[96583UP]

Jeff looked like he had his bowels under total control. He seemed to really enjoy himself last night.

He liked to swing and then dodge or dance around the hanging green orbs during Porch.

wow - yes you'd have to be pretty regular to do that

great stuff

just gotta keep on with a nice balanced diet, some ruffage, but not too much, and this tour might just have a chance

[96583UP]

Jeff was really slapping the salami well last night.

[TBAMTS]

Had a great time at the show. Thought the band was very much so on their game. Footsteps was definitely the highlight for me.
Also, chatted with briefly and shook the hand of Sam Bradford at the concession stand right outside section 116.

[Jorge]

Is Sam Bradford a famous person or are you just being weirdly specific

[96583UP]

Sam Bradford is a professional football athlete

[VinylGuy]

Its always funny to see the reactions of some of the folks here when they see the band live.

[knee tunes]

Its always funny to see the reactions of some of the folks here when they see the band live.

why?

[Bammer]

Had a great time at the show. Thought the band was very much so on their game. Footsteps was definitely the highlight for me.
Also, chatted with briefly and shook the hand of Sam Bradford at the concession stand right outside section 116.

Well it's not like he has any football to play so I'm glad to see he is out there enjoying his $40M signing bonus.

In the airport on the way out of STL today his voice came on over the loudspeakers for an ad/psa about traveling safely. The ad opened with "Hi, this is Sam Bradford, quarterback of the St. Louis Rams..." And I said to myself: "Liar!"

[CopperTom]

I heard the merch line was 3 hours. Christ, I only experienced that in NYC and Seattle. I hope things go smoother here on out.

[Will]

I heard the merch line was 3 hours. Christ, I only experienced that in NYC and Seattle. I hope things go smoother here on out.

For those willing to show up early and buy outside. At Wrigley Field the day before I gave up after standing in the sun for four hours. Then the doors opened and there were 10 people in line. Same at the Cincy show.

They're not really offering anything great this tour. I wasn't impressed with any of the shirts, and it seems like they're selling posters at the end of the tour online too. Its almost not worth getting worked up over these days.

[Bammer]

I heard the merch line was 3 hours. Christ, I only experienced that in NYC and Seattle. I hope things go smoother here on out.

For those willing to show up early and buy outside. At Wrigley Field the day before I gave up after standing in the sun for four hours. Then the doors opened and there were 10 people in line. Same at the Cincy show.

They're not really offering anything great this tour. I wasn't impressed with any of the shirts, and it seems like they're selling posters at the end of the tour online too. Its almost not worth getting worked up over these days.

I didn't like anything I saw at the merch table.

[CopperTom]

I heard the merch line was 3 hours. Christ, I only experienced that in NYC and Seattle. I hope things go smoother here on out.

For those willing to show up early and buy outside. At Wrigley Field the day before I gave up after standing in the sun for four hours. Then the doors opened and there were 10 people in line. Same at the Cincy show.

They're not really offering anything great this tour. I wasn't impressed with any of the shirts, and it seems like they're selling posters at the end of the tour online too. Its almost not worth getting worked up over these days.

I didn't like anything I saw at the merch table.

It's swell not having to carry and worry about your poster during the show though.

I didn't get merch outside at Wrigley. Too long and too hot. Got 3/4 posters at the home plate merch stand after a 5 minute line.

[Will]

I heard the merch line was 3 hours. Christ, I only experienced that in NYC and Seattle. I hope things go smoother here on out.

For those willing to show up early and buy outside. At Wrigley Field the day before I gave up after standing in the sun for four hours. Then the doors opened and there were 10 people in line. Same at the Cincy show.

They're not really offering anything great this tour. I wasn't impressed with any of the shirts, and it seems like they're selling posters at the end of the tour online too. Its almost not worth getting worked up over these days.

I didn't like anything I saw at the merch table.

It's swell not having to carry and worry about your poster during the show though.

I didn't get merch outside at Wrigley. Too long and too hot. Got 3/4 posters at the home plate merch stand after a 5 minute line.

I did the exact same thing-- 3 posters at home plate, haha. Its cool they'll sell outside, but the shirts aren't all that creative and if they're selling posters later, its nice to be able to show up and just worry about buying beers instead.

[VinylGuy]

Its always funny to see the reactions of some of the folks here when they see the band live.

why?

well the backlash they get when they are not there like " they played Go i cant believe it" its turned into a "fuckin yeah Go was amazing".

Funny. Maybe PJ needs to play the states more often.

[Kevin Davis]

Glad to hear you enjoyed it, Kevin!

Always happy to see you back around these parts.

Likewise, friend.

[Norah]

Will you take off that damned hat.

[Birds in Hell]

Its always funny to see the reactions of some of the folks here when they see the band live.

why?

well the backlash they get when they are not there like " they played Go i cant believe it" its turned into a "fuckin yeah Go was amazing".

Yes, this sounds exactly like Kevin Davis.

Uh...

[LetMeSleep]

Will you take off that damned hat.

It's more early than late now.