Red Mosquito

i listened once and i dont remember anything.

Its like my memory erased that afternoon.

I've tried to get through it on at least 5 occasions, even started halfway through.

Still not heard it all.

I've heard the single about two times on the radio, I can't recall any of it. Never heard the rest of it, and I'm in no hurry.

Good show, great moments and probably 5-6 songs too long.

And there was almost a fight in the opera house. Crazy.

LetMeSleep wrote:And there was almost a fight in the opera house. Crazy.

"It started when this guy brought out a harmonica..."

It was about five rows in front of us and it was something about a mobile phone. Touchy boozed up idiots anyway.

Glad to hear you enjoyed it, LMS.

Most of the low points were new material but that's fine. I heard a dozen classics and had a laugh and some beers.

Its a pretty good show..and the guy know how to talk to a crowd.

I just hope that in the future he can so something else with his solo shows.

Goddamn, Nowhere But You is pretty amazing. I forgot about that one.

He has a new song from the Michael Bay movie.

Its alright, better than most of the HT songs i recall.

Does anyone have the mobile app presale code for the summer tour? Trying to order tickets, having no luck.

- nevermind, figured it out.

Third row seats, very reasonable price. Looking forward to this, never seen CC before.

my seats i got in the presale kinda such. guess it depends on the venue. None will be left for the Clearwater show by the time they are technically on sale

Kevin Davis wrote:Third row seats, very reasonable price. Looking forward to this, never seen CC before.

For a guy who has a dubious reputation as a live singer the three times I've seen him he was awesome. Enjoy!

I actually have to revise my statement -- I'd forgotten that I'd seen Audioslave in 2003 at Lollapalooza. This will probably be better.

Im into a huge Cornell mode these days, and i still cant seem to find a way to listen to this album.

But, goddamn the first Audioslave album is massive...there are some really good things there...also in Revelations, their mix between hard rock, soul and funk was heading the band into the right direction.

Yeah, at the time i didnt really care about Revelations, i was more exited about Chris going back into his solo career thinking we might get another Euphoria Morning...instead he did Carry On, his worst album, maybe after HT.

Revelations feels like they were truly discovering their sharing influences and made them work. The first album is cleary a divisive one, you have the rage songs and the Cornell songs, while the second one feels more a chris solo joint...but Revelations seems like the band was heading into a really cool place, more oriented to soul, funk and black music than the previous albums.

I like parts of the first two Audioslave albums, but I thought "Revelations" was abysmal. I played it for a few weeks and pawned it. Maybe it's due for a relisten.

The Rage rhythm section just does nothing for me.