Red Mosquito

Simple Torture wrote:If this call-and-response and chatting continues through the middle of Corduroy throughout the tour, it may become a skippable song for me.

Same here. Fortunately, at the Greenville show they opened with it and were in a hurry to roll right into the whole Vs. album, so they skipped the call/response for that show.

Simple Torture wrote:If this call-and-response and chatting continues through the middle of Corduroy throughout the tour, it may become a skippable song for me.

The call and response corduroy is absolutely brutal. The destruction of do the evolution continues by them removing the verse and doimg a crowd response and apparently by judging by what I saw and also did; Let the records play is the new bathroom break. I was like 3 beers deep and felt it was a good time to hit the restroom, so did every other guy in the wells fargo.

lowlight79 wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:If this call-and-response and chatting continues through the middle of Corduroy throughout the tour, it may become a skippable song for me.

The call and response corduroy is absolutely brutal. The destruction of do the evolution continues by them removing the verse and doimg a crowd response

Wait, what is this?

the corduroy one really bothers me.. it's so out of place and the song already has two clap-along parts with the intro and pre-outro. in ten years, every song will have a sing along/clap along breakdown shoe-horned into it.

Kevin Davis wrote:

lowlight79 wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:If this call-and-response and chatting continues through the middle of Corduroy throughout the tour, it may become a skippable song for me.

The call and response corduroy is absolutely brutal. The destruction of do the evolution continues by them removing the verse and doimg a crowd response

Wait, what is this?

Don't do it. It's awful.

On the 2nd disc of Ft. Lauderdale, and the only noticeable distortion in vocals is during Who You Are...so far.

Simple Torture wrote:On the 2nd disc of Ft. Lauderdale, and the only noticeable distortion in vocals is during Who You Are...so far.

They aired Hampton on PJ Radio today and In My Tree was ruined by the distortion. It almost sounded like a badly compressed mp3 of Ed's vocals was mixed in.

Ugh I'm all set to buy a 2016 boot(s) but u guys have me depressed any rec in regards to the best boots? was gonna get miami and jacksonvillle.....

I've only listened to Ft. Lauderdale and it was alright. I was excited that solo Patriot had made a return, but Ed made a dog's ass of it. Hoping the other performances of it are cleaner.

Simple Torture wrote:I've only listened to Ft. Lauderdale and it was alright. I was excited that solo Patriot had made a return, but Ed made a dog's ass of it. Hoping the other performances of it are cleaner.

just listen to the 8/29/00 recording and be done with it

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:I've only listened to Ft. Lauderdale and it was alright. I was excited that solo Patriot had made a return, but Ed made a dog's ass of it. Hoping the other performances of it are cleaner.

just listen to the 8/29/00 recording and be done with it

I much prefer the electric to acoustic anyways. I think I remember one of the later shows having electric (from a few seconds on periscope).

Greenville and Hampton supposed to be available today, but nothing on the website yet.

A friend of mine who has recorded jazz artists for years listened to the a show and told me he believes the sound from eddie's mic is bad output wire from eddie's mic to whatever source is recording it or it could be a faulty mircophone set up near ed to record his vocals. Either way, the fact that this band counldn't take the time to figure it out and fix it after the SA tour is pretty pathetic.

jesus.. both eddie's vocals and matt's drumming are appalling on fort lauderdale.

listening to miama, it sounds a lot better. but what the fuck was going on in fort lauderdale? matt sounds like a kid trying to learn the double-kick in a high school metal band.

Just downloaded Greenville. Will listen later today and hope that the vocals aren't effed up.

So far the vocals seem OK but the guitars seem like they are too loud

And the crowd is too fucking loud.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:So far the vocals seem OK but the guitars seem like they are too loud

...I guess?

E.H. Ruddock wrote:And the crowd is too fucking loud.

That's your fault!

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:If this call-and-response and chatting continues through the middle of Corduroy throughout the tour, it may become a skippable song for me.

Same here. Fortunately, at the Greenville show they opened with it and were in a hurry to roll right into the whole Vs. album, so they skipped the call/response for that show.

Are you sure? I thought I remembered hearing it at that show, as I'd never heard it before, and hating it.