Red Mosquito

tragabigzanda wrote:

Jorge wrote:

warehouse wrote:EV and Jack White are boys, that would be incredible

The whole band are boys! That's beside the point!

In like the span of two seconds I went from "this post is horrible" to "this post is so great"

JW kicks off his 2nd leg of his supply chain issues tour in a few days.

Chamberlain-A-Gadda-Da-Vida

Chamberlainsane in the Membrane

Hatfield wrote: Fresno was half sold?

this was a week before the show. and it wasn't much different a day before it.

if you're asking that question sarcastically, i was not being literal. it was a uniquely low selling show in a 16k capacity arena (and not selling side/behind stage so several thousand less) in a city of 500k. fans there esitmated anywhere from 50-70%.

Jorge wrote:Chamberlainsane in the Membrane

10/10

AndySlash wrote:

Hatfield wrote: Fresno was half sold?

this was a week before the show. and it wasn't much different a day before it.

if you're asking that question sarcastically, i was not being literal. it was a uniquely low selling show in a 16k capacity arena (and not selling side/behind stage so several thousand less) in a city of 500k. fans there esitmated anywhere from 50-70%.

No sarcasm at all. Thanks for that. I had no idea and figured they would just sell out everything immediately.

To the drummer conversation....from now on, instead of wishing for Dave A, I'm just going to be wishing for more Stuverud!

bodysnatcher wrote:guitar_davey_crockett

King of the wild (Canadian) frontier.

A mid-week show in a small arena where you hear almost all of Ten with the original drummer. What an amazing treat. Would love to have been there.

swan wrote:A mid-week show in a small arena where you hear almost all of Ten with the original drummer. What an amazing treat. Would love to have been there.

I’m digging the Dave K. videos from this and how chill and laid back he seems when drumming

happy they played with Krusen, but after the hot-fire rush of Richard S. and the earnestness of Josh K., having boring-ass Krusen sit in there just reminds me of Dave A's quote from when PJ first asked him to play with them and he listened to Ten and was like 'OK but I don't have to play it like this' ... that said all for anyone that slows down even flow to near it's original speed so more power to you Dave K and way to shake the purple dragon... interesting story from Ed before the Deep performance always assumed that song was about H but always interesting to hear the genesis of it directly...

yes I realize my comments are coming in a month late i have been doing other things lol

tragabigzanda wrote:What’s the deep story?

check out the first couple mins of this:

https://youtu.be/SOy6TuEFRd0

man, what an interesting boot to listen to. would have been super interesting to hear how krusen sounded on a non-ten track or two.

i'm not the biggest fan of klinghoffer on the kit, i must say. there are quite a few flubs and, going back to the odd timing debate (where things were heating up) you can hear he really struggles with a song like low light. he had no idea where those bars finished he just sorta let them hang and caught up again with the guitars.

the other fella's ok, and with more shows or rehearsals he'd get better, his main issues were knowing when the songs end a couple of times. but krusen was the clear winner of the three on these shows (and it is a competition).

I haven’t listened to Fresno in much detail, but I agree Josh K was way out of his depth and Richard sounded good but likely would’ve been great with some more rehearsal time.

I'm sure this has probably been said in the 10 pages so far but Richard was incredible on 'Throw Your Hatred Down' - hands down the best version ever played by PJ

definitely loved his hatred down

yes i noticed how stronk this version was, very satisfying

prompted me to listen to neil's year of the horse album which had been a while since i gave that a spin