Red Mosquito

VinylGuy wrote:Now im listening to Calgary 2011...great setlist but the best thing is that they did It Happened Today.

Also, Johnny Guitar and Search and destroy with Mark and Steve from Mudhoney.

Ed fucks up those JG lyrics pretty bad.

WtOB? wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Now im listening to Calgary 2011...great setlist but the best thing is that they did It Happened Today.

Also, Johnny Guitar and Search and destroy with Mark and Steve from Mudhoney.

Ed fucks up those JG lyrics pretty bad.

really? i didnt remember that, i really liked the overall performance. Great Boot.

Been on a Nick Cave kick lately.

TheDapperGent wrote:Been on a Nick Cave kick lately.

fuck, me too...he is great. Have you seen that bbc performance from a few years ago?

VinylGuy wrote:fuck, me too...he is great. Have you seen that bbc performance from a few years ago?

I watched it a while back. He's fun to watch, he's got a nice repertoire of moves. I'm a fan of Mick Harvey too. Good stuff.

TheDapperGent wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:fuck, me too...he is great. Have you seen that bbc performance from a few years ago?

I watched it a while back. He's fun to watch, he's got a nice repertoire of moves. I'm a fan of Mick Harvey too. Good stuff.

the coachella show was amazing.

VinylGuy wrote:

TheDapperGent wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:fuck, me too...he is great. Have you seen that bbc performance from a few years ago?

I watched it a while back. He's fun to watch, he's got a nice repertoire of moves. I'm a fan of Mick Harvey too. Good stuff.

the coachella show was amazing.

I only heard Jubilee Street from that show but it sounded great. I wonder how the Coachella crowd took to Nick Cave.

This Dapper Gent fellow is embracing a very unorthodox interpretation of this thread's purpose.

Birds in Hell wrote:This Dapper Gent fellow is embracing a very unorthodox interpretation of this thread's purpose.

Shit, I just noticed it's the bootleg thread and not the what are you listening to thread. I'm a moron.

TheDapperGent wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:This Dapper Gent fellow is embracing a very unorthodox interpretation of this thread's purpose.

Shit, I just noticed it's the bootleg thread and not the what are you listening to thread. I'm a moron.

It's okay, we all hit a wrong button from time to time.

Birds in Hell wrote:

TheDapperGent wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:This Dapper Gent fellow is embracing a very unorthodox interpretation of this thread's purpose.

Shit, I just noticed it's the bootleg thread and not the what are you listening to thread. I'm a moron.

It's okay, we all hit a wrong button from time to time.

TheDapperGent wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:This Dapper Gent fellow is embracing a very unorthodox interpretation of this thread's purpose.

Shit, I just noticed it's the bootleg thread and not the what are you listening to thread. I'm a moron.

break the rules man..this old guys get nervous when something like this happen.

breakin the law' breakin the law

Been listening to:

Soldier Field 1995: my beautiful new vinyl featuring the mighty Jack...incredible.

Calgary 2011: amazing setlist, and a really powerfull performance, specially by ed...Release/Go/Last Exit/It happened today/Johnny guitar/Insignificance/Light Years/Deep/Brain of j/Parachutes!!/Rats!/Crazy mary/FUcking up.-....i mean...what a fucking setlist.

Fiddlers 1998: An ok setlist with an incredible performance from the band, with gems with I got shit , RMV, Alive...powerful versions.

VinylGuy wrote:
Fiddlers 1998: An ok setlist with an incredible performance from the band, with gems with I got shit , RMV, Alive...powerful versions.

Just listened to that one last week. It really is a great performance and a nice recording too. I was struck by how all the band members had little things that they added to the songs, just an extra few notes here and there or a complementary pattern to the main chords. Which then made me realize how often they now all just play the same chords together and then I felt sad.

Right now, the showbox dvd is blasting my ears..pretty cool setlist...Breakerfall, Corduroy, I am mine, lbc, Green Disease....save you is great, and Ghost sounds great too...

VinylGuy wrote:Right now, the showbox dvd is blasting my ears..pretty cool setlist...Breakerfall, Corduroy, I am mine, lbc, Green Disease....save you is great, and Ghost sounds great too...

The Showbox dvd might be my favorite official dvd release from the band.

TheDapperGent wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Right now, the showbox dvd is blasting my ears..pretty cool setlist...Breakerfall, Corduroy, I am mine, lbc, Green Disease....save you is great, and Ghost sounds great too...

The Showbox dvd might be my favorite official dvd release from the band.

it is pretty cool.

my favorite release....i dont know. Live at the garden is the one i care the least.

Indio 93....Incredible performance...Fuck me in the brain might be my favorite improv.

delanoche wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:
Fiddlers 1998: An ok setlist with an incredible performance from the band, with gems with I got shit , RMV, Alive...powerful versions.

Just listened to that one last week. It really is a great performance and a nice recording too. I was struck by how all the band members had little things that they added to the songs, just an extra few notes here and there or a complementary pattern to the main chords. Which then made me realize how often they now all just play the same chords together and then I felt sad.

Is there a decent source for this?
I was at that show and for some reason I remember my boot not sounding that good.