Red Mosquito

if he came out with a wicked Accordion on Bugs or the whip before Satan's Bed i could rethink things

or maybe if he could help them re-create the ambient album sounds of Master/Slave some how live

or do a great impersonation of Dennis Rodman's voice when they play 'Black, Red, Yellow'

then maybe

then

maybe

BurtReynolds wrote:Does PJ josh play various instruments?

from Camden:

Birds in Hell wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:do they still stick that josh guy behind the speaker stack?

Not anymore.

A troubling development.

I'm not at all against the idea of having auxiliary musicians playing with the band, but I'd prefer it was someone (almost anyone) else.

He was behind Jeff and Mike’s equipment for the two shows I saw.

wease wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:do they still stick that josh guy behind the speaker stack?

Not anymore.

A troubling development.

I'm not at all against the idea of having auxiliary musicians playing with the band, but I'd prefer it was someone (almost anyone) else.

He was behind Jeff and Mike’s equipment for the two shows I saw.

I do not understand this. If a musician is playing in your show, then they’re playing in your fucking show. Let them be there.

Tucking them away like you hope no one will notice seems so insecure.

McParadigm wrote:I do not understand this. If a musician is playing in your show, then they’re playing in your fucking show. Let them be there.

Tucking them away like you hope no one will notice seems so insecure.

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tragabigzanda wrote:He didn’t seem any more “hidden” in STL than Boom. Just backstage/left of Mike a bit and buried behind gear.

Not up on any kind of riser or anything like Boom tho.

I didn’t notice him on guitar at all. He did some percussion and very little keyboard work. His main contribution was backing vocals. And he was tremendous in that role. Other than than the lyric flub in Sad, that was one of, if not the best live vocal performance that track has ever had.

i really didnt get him at the Belgium concert i saw and kinda forgot he was in the stage with the band

i'm pretty sure i saw him on a riser behind jeff's amp, playing a triangle while dressed like the phantom of the opera

He dresses like an emo Link minus the sword and shield.

I'm not crazy about his voice on its own, but he's great as a backup for Eddie.

I'm also glad he's the one now playing Chloe Dancer.

Also, that guy in the picture can't be Josh. His stance is too narrow.

I can’t believe PJ wrapped their career in Denver

mods?

McParadigm wrote:

wease wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:do they still stick that josh guy behind the speaker stack?

Not anymore.

A troubling development.

I'm not at all against the idea of having auxiliary musicians playing with the band, but I'd prefer it was someone (almost anyone) else.

He was behind Jeff and Mike’s equipment for the two shows I saw.

I do not understand this. If a musician is playing in your show, then they’re playing in your fucking show. Let them be there.

Tucking them away like you hope no one will notice seems so insecure.

Imagine the politics of carving out stage room amidst the original members’ long established boundaries.

Stone’s side makes the most sense, but he doesn’t let just anybody step on his Oriental tour rug.

Actually, Stone would probably love to swap locations with Josh. He could catch up on emails.

--Two playlists I've been messing around with lately.--

-This one I'm still trying to figure out the best numbering. I haven't actually listened to it in this order yet. I moved stuff around after my last listen.
Pendulum
Tremor Christ
Deep
Go
Rival
Blood
Sad
Help, Help
Sleight of Hand
Nothing as it Seems
Dance of the Clairvoyants
Last Exit
Insignificance
All or None
Alone
Wash
Dead Man


-This one I've just been listening to on shuffle.
Sirens
Future Days
Retrograde
Just Breathe
Force of Nature
The End
Parachutes
Come Back
Inside Job
Love Boat Captain
Low Light
Last Kiss
Black
Thin Air