Re: 2018-08-20: Chicago, Illinois
Posted: Wed August 22, 2018 3:19 pm
Whoops. Jack IronsStrat wrote:Jeff irons definitely had musical issues in the group. For sure. Jeremy irons was pretty solid though.
Whoops. Jack IronsStrat wrote:Jeff irons definitely had musical issues in the group. For sure. Jeremy irons was pretty solid though.
No, when I'm there I just enjoy the show and go crazy, but listening to boots more objectively...E.H. Ruddock wrote:When you go to concerts, do you do this kind of critiquing? If so I almost feel bad for you.mikejasond wrote:Well Mike has had a lot of sloppy moments but he's also had great moments. I'll go find some bad Stone moments later today. There's no doubt though that all three guitar players in PJ (including Eddie) are sloppy as hell. Jeff and Matt are solid, Matt just isn't interesting and ruins the tempos and feels, but he PLAYS well, mechanically. Dave A was the best, and Jeff Irons IMO dragged some of their songs.
i mean..after 28 years you'd think stone would get it right.Strat wrote:lol wut. THAT is what you pick out as bad playing? The intro to black?
Hilarious.
also curseddad wrote:but what are your thoughts on froyo?mikejasond wrote:Well Mike has had a lot of sloppy moments but he's also had great moments. I'll go find some bad Stone moments later today. There's no doubt though that all three guitar players in PJ (including Eddie) are sloppy as hell. Jeff and Matt are solid, Matt just isn't interesting and ruins the tempos and feels, but he PLAYS well, mechanically. Dave A was the best, and Jeff Irons IMO dragged some of their songs.
what are your thoughts on cookie puss and fudgie the whale?cutuphalfdead wrote:also curseddad wrote:but what are your thoughts on froyo?mikejasond wrote:Well Mike has had a lot of sloppy moments but he's also had great moments. I'll go find some bad Stone moments later today. There's no doubt though that all three guitar players in PJ (including Eddie) are sloppy as hell. Jeff and Matt are solid, Matt just isn't interesting and ruins the tempos and feels, but he PLAYS well, mechanically. Dave A was the best, and Jeff Irons IMO dragged some of their songs.
I'm kinda with you here. When the opening of a song is sloppy or too fast or otherwise off, I notice it right away because I am so conditioned to hearing it the studio way. The opening to Black tends to lack feeling nowadays, like a paint-by-numbers performance, and that is on Stone.mikejasond wrote:No, when I'm there I just enjoy the show and go crazy, but listening to boots more objectively...E.H. Ruddock wrote:When you go to concerts, do you do this kind of critiquing? If so I almost feel bad for you.mikejasond wrote:Well Mike has had a lot of sloppy moments but he's also had great moments. I'll go find some bad Stone moments later today. There's no doubt though that all three guitar players in PJ (including Eddie) are sloppy as hell. Jeff and Matt are solid, Matt just isn't interesting and ruins the tempos and feels, but he PLAYS well, mechanically. Dave A was the best, and Jeff Irons IMO dragged some of their songs.
Also for sloppy Stone playing look up almost any Black intro. That was my favorite PJ song and when I first started listening to boots I was SO disappointed.
I think the more you listen the more you forget how bad it sounds the first time you hear it.
don't do thatpnjguy wrote:i think i screamed 'lets fucking go' like 300 times
its fine.Captain Termite wrote:don't do thatpnjguy wrote:i think i screamed 'lets fucking go' like 300 times
Obey the Captainpnjguy wrote:its fine.Captain Termite wrote:don't do thatpnjguy wrote:i think i screamed 'lets fucking go' like 300 times