Non-VIP and non-Platinum presale tickets for Seattle were $185 - $540 usd with fees. That's $235 - $690 Canadian. Ouch. Enjoy your disposable income, boomers. 'Paul Got Bank'
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That must be lost chapter in Ronnie's book no one is talking about. "Chapter XX: Putting Up With Mick's Harassment - Why I Do It".
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QuoteMisterDDDD Quotemosthigh In for Seattle, maybe both nights. Hard to say which one will be better, as they're back to back. On one hand, he's had a few days off from Spokane, so his voice will be more rested for Monday, on the other, he and the band might need a few shows to warm up, so Tuesday might be tighter. I saw him back to back nights in Vancouver in 2016, and thought both sh
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In for Seattle, maybe both nights. Hard to say which one will be better, as they're back to back. On one hand, he's had a few days off from Spokane, so his voice will be more rested for Monday, on the other, he and the band might need a few shows to warm up, so Tuesday might be tighter. I saw him back to back nights in Vancouver in 2016, and thought both shows were pretty equal. In 2018
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QuoteHairball The first time I saw the Who was in 1980 at the L.A. Sports Arena where I had seen Pink Floyd perform The Wall twice just a few months earlier. And somewhere in between those shows I saw the Clash at the Santa Monica Civic - it was an incredible year. And then the following year first time seeing the Stones... The Who performances at both Desert Trip weekends were nearly as goo
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I thought the orchestra was the best part last time, and the band-only segment was a bit tepid. On the other hand, the 2016 Hits50 tour was way more rocking and better overall. When the orchestra is in sync properly with the band, stuff like 'Overture' can be glorious (the Vancouver show I saw was considered one of the best of the tour, and Eddie Vedder showing up didn't hurt,
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By letting 'fans' vote, it's become a popularity contest, and not artists deserving honor for making a lasting influential impact on music. Sure, the more popular a band is, (ie. the more 'hits' they've had) the wider their potential reach of influence, but bands like The New York Dolls, although not chart toppers, had a huge influence on other bands like The Sex Pi
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Yes, Crystal Bay NV on 2/12, and SF 3/05 is the new date.
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Saw Karl Denson and his band Tiny Universe with special guest Bernard Fowler play a night of Bowie tunes Friday in Seattle. With added backup singers, the band played a selection mostly from Bowie's mid 70's funk/soul period (with plenty of sax of course), but also delved into some rocking Ziggy-era material. Bernard and Karl shared vocal duties, and band members didn't shy away fr
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Stones saxophonist Karl Denson postponed his bay area shows this weekend after coming down with covid. Says next weekend shows in the PNW are still on...for now. Some shows will be a tribute to David Bowie, featuring Bernard Fowler on vocals.
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Stream for free here:
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I think they got plain sick of playing it and used the whole cancel culture thing as an excuse. If they bow that easily to pressure, then maybe a petition should be started to get rid of all the un-pc warhorses. Could end up with a seriously revamped setlist.
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The Black Angels with LA Witch opener. That is all.
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QuotePaddy Quotedcba Quotecrholmstrom From shows I've seen in person & on tape, Neil & Micah seem to have that elusive special chemistry despite the age difference. Yes the 2015 NY/POTR tour was the best thing Neil did since the 1991 "Ragged Glory" tour. Yeah the tour with POTR was brilliant. I caught 2 shows on the tour and there’s a was something special happening ea
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Decent album. Kinda low-key stuff. Not really CH material. Sounds like a slightly weary old hippie / folkie stringing his words to music with a few nice hooks. It's debatable if there's really a truly 'bad' NY album. There's definitely badly produced ones (Landing on Water is at the top of that list), but underneath, the songs are usually quality.
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Maybe not my favorite, but cool, nonetheless. Alvin Youngblood Hart - Sway
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Black Crowes offshoot Chris Robinson Band played it a handful of times live. The late Neal Casal did commendable guitar duties.
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Guess they're playing it safe (more than usual) setlist-wise for the cameras tonight.
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Quotesnoopy2 Anyone else hear the Roger Daltry wild horses rumor? Maybe that's the surprise and they're going to suddenly pop that in the middle where the fan vote would be Roger has sung 'Start Me Up' with Alice Cooper before. Y not?
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I guess folks are actually watching the show instead of filming it. Good for them, bad for us.
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Sweet Black Angel Cake All Down the Buffet Line Who's Been Eating Here
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Worried About Soup Little T&J (Toast & Jam) Stray Cat Stew Tim Waiters For No One When The Cool Whip Comes Down Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Cooking in the Shadow? Short and Curly Fries
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Ty Segall / Ty Segall's Fuzz La Luz Bananagun The Black Angels Desert Rose Band
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What happened to DJ Gerry? He was supposed to stream on YT tonight.
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Quotewaterrats Twitter Was that pic taken from the 'rear stage obstructed view' seats?
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Keith and Martha Reeves earlier today.
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I remember at Radiohead in 2008 I was on the 'T' rail about halfway to the soundboard and was talking to someone next to me, and all of a sudden there was a crowd surge and they got pushed forward and dissappeared while I held on like crazy to the inside rail. (a pity since they smuggled in some booze and were prepared to share it).It settled fairly quickly but that was the last time I
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Something about the desert and Mick's voice...
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Check out Robbie Krieger's new book 'Set The Night On Fire' (Ray already used 'Light My Fire' for his book title). He dispels many of the myths about Jim and the band - many of which were propagated by Ray, as well as Oliver Stone in that movie. The timeline jumps around, but it paints a picture and offers plenty of juicy tidbits of the 60's rock and roll scene an
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Sounds like an 80's video game
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