Red Mosquito

Fun show. DotC and Sonic Reducer were highlights for me. Crowd was great but the shorter sets lead to some less engaging stretches eFlo through daughter in this case. The absence of the expected Long Road, I am Mine, and surprisingly Breath was definitely felt and it was a hole that Crown couldn’t fill

Also, Eddie wearing the Capitol Theatre shirt, while having no impact on the show itself, was just cool for me, where I see most of my shows nowadays.

Im glad you guys had so much fun. As someone who saw the band this year, the energy is incredible and they are tight as hell. Cant wait to see them next year.

This was the perfect show after not having seen the band for 4 years. It felt like a celebration.

Glad to hear everyone survived the downtuning haha

daft twat wrote:This was the perfect show after not having seen the band for 4 years. It felt like a celebration.

definitely. the crowd was nuts and the band was eating it up all night. i was surprised by their energy.. they turned the clock back a bit.

lots of highlights but who ever said is a fucking banger. psyched that they played it and that it's becoming a regular part of the sets

Fun reading the good reviews, glad it sounded like fun. Honestly had a little fomo following the setlist last night. I haven't been to an MSG show since 2010.

dprival78 wrote:

daft twat wrote:This was the perfect show after not having seen the band for 4 years. It felt like a celebration.

definitely. the crowd was nuts and the band was eating it up all night. i was surprised by their energy.. they turned the clock back a bit.

lots of highlights but who ever said is a fucking banger. psyched that they played it and that it's becoming a regular part of the sets

yeah i hope i can catch WES live.

Is Ed wearing Hoka's? Grunge is dead.

BDB wrote:Is Ed wearing Hoka's? Grunge is dead.

Supposedly they're like clouds. Not my thing but hey...

RVM sounded good, found a decent vid up from last night.

BDB wrote:Is Ed wearing Hoka's? Grunge is dead.

Once I saw them I couldn't unsee them.

provocative

teflonsteve wrote:

BDB wrote:Is Ed wearing Hoka's? Grunge is dead.

Once I saw them I couldn't unsee them.

They look like lifts

Relieved to see all the positive reviews. I wasn’t sure what to expect.

Seeing them in Camden with my oldest son this Wednesday… truly hoping they bring it.

It’ll be his first show (14 yrs old).

Birds in Hell wrote:

Faithfull should have been added. It was the perfect set and crowd for it. Replace 7 o’clock with it and throw in Ledbetter at the end and you’ve got a definitive show for this era.

Oh God he'll have a blast.

Btw, if you’re in the area, Pizza Suprema right outside the Garden is the shit! I knew it was going to be good when I saw a picture of Bourdain in line hung up inside.

daft twat wrote:Btw, if you’re in the area, Pizza Suprema right outside the Garden is the shit! I knew it was going to be good when I saw a picture of Bourdain in line hung up inside.

Some of the best in the city. It was def one of the highlights of pulling 12 hours shifts downstairs in Penn a few years ago. Tempest nextdoor is/was a great bar too.

Yield Often wrote:Relieved to see all the positive reviews. I wasn’t sure what to expect.

Seeing them in Camden with my oldest son this Wednesday… truly hoping they bring it.

It’ll be his first show (14 yrs old).

I would say that bad reviews are coming from people that are not seeing the band live this tour

VinylGuy wrote:

Yield Often wrote:Relieved to see all the positive reviews. I wasn’t sure what to expect.

Seeing them in Camden with my oldest son this Wednesday… truly hoping they bring it.

It’ll be his first show (14 yrs old).

I would say that bad reviews are coming from people that are not seeing the band live this tour

i would also add that once you're in the venue and seeing them, it's a thrill to be there.

everyone wants to have something to bitch about, but few are willing to admit they had a great time hearing the hits or whatever for two hours.