Red Mosquito

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DeLima wrote:

hlniv wrote:

matt reeder wrote:

hlniv wrote:

matt reeder wrote:
First encore of Gorge 1 2006: Footsteps > Once > Alive > State of Love and Trust > Crown of Thorns > Leash > Porch

This is mine as well. It's like the perfect 1991 set. What an awesome two shows. They nailed Dirty Frank and shocked everyone there. The Little Wing tease night 1 in Yellow Ledbetter, and then the full tune the next night

Were you there? That show was amazing - the single best show I've ever seen by any band, and I've seen a lot of really amazing shows by a lot of amazing bands.

Yep, about 5 rows deep in front of Mike. The fucking sunset, man. I still have a picture of the temp reading in our rental car that said 115 degrees

did everybody camp out overnight?

I was on the lawn. We only had tickets for night 1 and thus we drove ALL THE WAY BACK TO PORTLAND after the show. I'm never doing that again. We rolled back into the Rose City around 4AM.

That sunset was epic. I have a bunch of pictures I took with my old film camera that show what it was like.

DeLima wrote:

hlniv wrote:

matt reeder wrote:

hlniv wrote:

matt reeder wrote:
First encore of Gorge 1 2006: Footsteps > Once > Alive > State of Love and Trust > Crown of Thorns > Leash > Porch

This is mine as well. It's like the perfect 1991 set. What an awesome two shows. They nailed Dirty Frank and shocked everyone there. The Little Wing tease night 1 in Yellow Ledbetter, and then the full tune the next night

Were you there? That show was amazing - the single best show I've ever seen by any band, and I've seen a lot of really amazing shows by a lot of amazing bands.

Yep, about 5 rows deep in front of Mike. The fucking sunset, man. I still have a picture of the temp reading in our rental car that said 115 degrees

did everybody camp out overnight?

We did, at a campground close by. A lot of people did. It was still real hot, even at night. Ended up in the back of our rental SUV most of the night, though. Went swimming in the Columbia river the next day before night 2. It was hot as hell, but the water was ice cold. Some dude paddled by in a canoe and got me stoned

Have enjoyed staying up for this one, guys. The two hour difference instead of three makes it workable. I'm going to Van and Sea so this is a real appetite-whetter. Looking forward to enc 2.

we've probably got a last kiss or small town to the back coming up

Man, that's a good looking set.

Agreed about the 2006 tour, it was excellent. Though it feels vaguely heretical, I think it was much better than 2003.

I like the album too. Not as good as the records before it but miles better than either of the last two.

Birds in Hell wrote:Man, that's a good looking set.

Agreed about the 2006 tour, it was excellent. Though it feels vaguely heretical, I think it was much better than 2003.

I like the album too. Not as good as the records before it but miles better than either of the last two.

I know we agree on this one, Spenno. We've talked about it a lot before. I also liked it more than 2003 and I saw one of the best shows of the entire 2003 tour.

matt reeder wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:Man, that's a good looking set.

Agreed about the 2006 tour, it was excellent. Though it feels vaguely heretical, I think it was much better than 2003.

I like the album too. Not as good as the records before it but miles better than either of the last two.

I know we agree on this one, Spenno. We've talked about it a lot before. I also liked it more than 2003 and I saw one of the best shows of the entire 2003 tour.

I'd put the last few shows of the first NA leg of 2003 up against anything the band has done show-wise since the turn of the century.

DeLima wrote:

matt reeder wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:Man, that's a good looking set.

Agreed about the 2006 tour, it was excellent. Though it feels vaguely heretical, I think it was much better than 2003.

I like the album too. Not as good as the records before it but miles better than either of the last two.

I know we agree on this one, Spenno. We've talked about it a lot before. I also liked it more than 2003 and I saw one of the best shows of the entire 2003 tour.

I'd put the last few shows of the first NA leg of 2003 up against anything the band has done show-wise since the turn of the century.

Actually, I'd say the same about the closing run of NA leg 1 2000. But my strong bias is 2000 tour uber alles.

i'm loving all these sleight of hands. that's my fav pj song.

DeLima wrote:

matt reeder wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:Man, that's a good looking set.

Agreed about the 2006 tour, it was excellent. Though it feels vaguely heretical, I think it was much better than 2003.

I like the album too. Not as good as the records before it but miles better than either of the last two.

I know we agree on this one, Spenno. We've talked about it a lot before. I also liked it more than 2003 and I saw one of the best shows of the entire 2003 tour.

I'd put the last few shows of the first NA leg of 2003 up against anything the band has done show-wise since the turn of the century.

Really, Raleigh to State College is pretty incredible. I was at Champaign, which is one of the best of that whole run. I think Uniondale could have been the best of the whole tour if shit hadn't gone haywire in the second encore (though I personally love the results). Hell, it might still be the best.

My favorite run post 2003 is probably Torino > Pistoia > Prague > Vienna > Berlin > Zagreb in 2006. Great, great shows.

Fuckin' Up
Indifference

DeLima wrote:

DeLima wrote:

matt reeder wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:Man, that's a good looking set.

Agreed about the 2006 tour, it was excellent. Though it feels vaguely heretical, I think it was much better than 2003.

I like the album too. Not as good as the records before it but miles better than either of the last two.

I know we agree on this one, Spenno. We've talked about it a lot before. I also liked it more than 2003 and I saw one of the best shows of the entire 2003 tour.

I'd put the last few shows of the first NA leg of 2003 up against anything the band has done show-wise since the turn of the century.

Actually, I'd say the same about the closing run of NA leg 1 2000. But my strong bias is 2000 tour uber alles.

Jones Beach III > Saratoga > Boston I > Boston II > Camden I > Camden II > Washington DC > Pittsburgh is incredible.

I love that whole tour. There's a reason I'm slowly collecting all of the official bootlegs. I'm up to about 36 - one day I shall own them all!

WtOB? wrote:i'm loving all these sleight of hands. that's my fav pj song.

Smart man.