Red Mosquito

Birds in Hell wrote:8 seems too early.

People need to eat.

Most of us stop for the Early Bird Special before leaving for the big city.

teflonsteve wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

guitar_davey wrote:

96583UP wrote:this tour has sucked amirite

other than the Richard S shows

No, it's been great. A few hiccups, but a lot of fun otherwise.

Pretty much everyone who has attended a show seems to have praise for the band/experience.

I thought the band sounded great at the show I attended and had a blast. I certainly would have liked a longer setlist and more variety but I had zero issues with the actual performances.

Hamilton and Toronto look to have turned the tide in my book

which is an important book

anyone know of a Feed to listen to tonight's show without signing up for Sirius XM?

eh fuck it i signed up

fuck now i have to listen to pearl jam before this concert starts

not cool

96583UP wrote:fuck now i have to listen to pearl jam before this concert starts

not cool

Easy PotM winner.

Bi_3 wrote:

daft twat wrote:4 shows into this leg of the North American tour and they’ve played every Gigaton song except Comes Then Goes. They also have not repeated a song in the 5 song acoustic start.

This bodes well for Strangest Tribe or Speed of Sound in MSG or Philly... but it'll probably be Parachutes and Future Days.

Parachutes would be AMAZING. I love Parachutes

I feel bad for criticizing so much. I forget how amazing it sounds when you're actually in the room, and actually seeing everybody's energy. Eddie is an amazing frontman. I dunno if they sounded just better tonight at MSG or the bootlegs just don't do justice to being in the room, but I absolutely loved this show and thought everything sounded amazing

There’s nothing like being there. And recordings are never able to capture that. Regardless of how good or bad the performance might be judged. Easy to sit at home not having been there and make declarations. If you weren’t there you won’t know.
That show you’re complaining (sitting at home listening to it) about being sloppy, was actually amazing and they were Fucking going for it and nothing but energy.
That’s something too often forgotten.

Ed is on top form. Incredible frontman, and he has the energy of a 30 years old guy. I remember being in awe of him in Pistoia 2018 and then this year the guy was even better.

Yeah, this band is made for the live setting.

what time are they normally taking the stage?

It was around 9:30 at the Apollo the other night.

Birds in Hell wrote:8 seems too early.

People need to eat.

Americans have dinner at like 5 PM

Jorge wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:8 seems too early.

People need to eat.

Americans have dinner at like 5 PM

We are a 7 pm dinner family because it's not a nursing home.

Jorge wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:8 seems too early.

People need to eat.

Americans have dinner at like 5 PM

Yeah in flyover country

I usually eat around 6, and I call it "supper".

for real though if they start at 9:30pm I am gonna need coffee going in

Jorge wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:8 seems too early.

People need to eat.

Americans have dinner at like 5 PM

I blame sports for this. Teens have practice after school until 5. Younger kids usually have practice in the evening -7 onward depending on the sun. Varsity teens play games at 7. 5:30 is the sweet spot. It’s also why we’re obese. We get hungry again by 9 and make terrible decisions.

there’s no way Doug has dinner any later than 4:30.

Weird that there are only 6 shows left.