Red Mosquito

dimejinky99 wrote:

daft twat wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:anyone see Glen? crowd like him?

I barely made it to PJ night one, but I made sure to catch Glen night 2. He commented there were more people there night 2 and he was happy with that. I thought he was great. He came out in layered clothes and a knit hat and looked like the mascot for an effective cough drop marketed for deep sea fisherman. His sleeves often covered his hands when he played, and his acoustic has prominent trauma scars from his hammering on it.

I loved his band as well. The drummer seemed to look at Glen for strength, if that makes any sense. It’s like he’d look up, lock in, and then hit harder. The fiddle player looked like a busker Glen found on the street and offered a warm meal. The lady on keyboard I could hardly stop staring at. My word, she’s a beautiful lass.

His songs are as great as his eyebrows are bushy, and they’re made for poets and lovers and lost souls in pubs, bars, and beer halls. It’s incredible that he’s playing them in sprawling ball parks and the most famous arena in North America. He should really always open for Pearl Jam.

now thats a review

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