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    Nittpics
    Haraki san Student
    Joined: 1 Nov 2022

    @Mizmazzle thanks for sharing, Red Ricks is magical for sure. I have seen many shows there. And WSMFP is a great jam band. Glad you had a blast!

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      Mizmazzle
      見習いボス
      @Nittpics
      Joined: 29 Jun 2021

      @Nittpics thanks dude. Funny thing is, is that I can’t stand jam bands haha. Something about Panic is totally different for me. I respect the Dead…they have some legendary songs for sure. Panic has a very raw sound that gets dirty as hell.

      In the easy chair with my boots on, melted whiskey in my hand. Could'na been asleep for more than three hours...time to go to work again...

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        Nittpics
        Haraki san Student
        Joined: 1 Nov 2022

        @Mizmazzle You know I’m a Phish guy, so that practically makes us cousins! But WSMFP Jams

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        last edited by Nittpics 25 Jun 2024, 16:31 M 1 Reply Last reply 28 Jun 2024, 14:57 Reply Quote 1
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          prpx
          Haraki san Expert
          Joined: 10 Nov 2021

          on the last day of the festival i really enjoyed squid - kids are really good. MES left a huge influence, and since he's not around noone is scared of him calling them copycats 🙂
          Give them and DEADLETTER a listen, there's something there for sure

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          Smashing Pumpkins closed the day, crowd was really into it, i couldnt say - they are just not my cup of tea. But the sound was amazing, they know what they are doing. No photos 🙂

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            endo
            見習いボス
            Joined: 29 May 2020

            Squid's cool, same from my side about SP

            si tacuisses

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              Nocturama
              Haraki san Prodigy
              Joined: 1 Jan 2023

              Saw Foo Fighters in Birmingham, UK (Villa Park) yesterday evening, supported by Hot Milk and Courtney Barnett.
              I have seen a review this morning which stated “At this point, Foo Fighters aren't just putting on a show, they're putting on the biggest rock'n'roll celebration on the planet, a three-hour, 27-song masterclass that truly sets a standard all rock bands should aspire to.” Whilst I take that with a sizable pinch of salt, it surely was one of, if not the best stadium/arena gig I’ve been to - it was everything you’d expect from a FF gig.

              Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath (and local to the area) came on for a rendition of Paranoid, and Shane Hawkins came on to play drums on This Is A Call. Josh Freese on drums was just phenomenal throughout - especially his drum solo.

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              Re the support acts, Hot Milk were decent, but strike me as trying too hard to display a rock n roll exterior (formulaic), which others have done and are doing better IMO. Courtney Barnett performed well, but the deadpan delivery isn’t the best formula to getting a crowd up for a party.

              #JustStopCrocs

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                Nocturama
                Haraki san Prodigy
                Joined: 1 Jan 2023

                Leg 3 of our stadium/arena tour this week (Pearl Jam in London) has just been cancelled due to illness. Sigh…

                Time to tap back into some local/independent gigs.

                #JustStopCrocs

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                  mclaincausey
                  見習いボス
                  @Nittpics
                  Joined: 12 Apr 2013

                  @Nittpics @Mizmazzle I consider myself fortunate to be a rabid fan of Panic, Phish, AND the Dead (though you won’t likely see me at a Dead & Co concert). Having grown up in Mississippi, I’ve definitely seen more of Panic than anything. I’d estimate 150+ times since 1992, though only about 3-5 shows a year these days, and the 4 Dick’s Phish shows here in Denver, hopefully with a Vegas Sphere run one of these years.

                  On another topic, someone was asking me who we saw at New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival in 2014 (used to go second weekend every year) and this madness came up:

                  First, the festival lineup: https://web.archive.org/web/20140604065005mp_/http://lineup.nojazzfest.com/

                  Then the night shows included this thing:
                  https://blackbirdpresents.com/new-orleans-music-legend-dr-john-gets-a-timely-all-star-tribute-the-musical-mojo-of-dr-john/

                  The performers include Bruce Springsteen, who duets with Dr. John on the 1973 smash “Right Place Wrong Time”; Jason Isbell, who delivers a heartfelt “Blow Wind Blow”; John Fogerty, who performs the raucous Crescent City anthem “New Orleans”; Mavis Staples, who brings gospel fervor to “Lay My Burden Down”; Widespread Panic, who lend musical muscle to “Familiar Reality”; and Ryan Bingham, who delivers a haunting “Back by the River.”

                  Fittingly, The Musical Mojo of Dr. John also features memorable performances by several New Orleans legends, including Allen Toussaint, Irma Thomas, Terence Blanchard, John Boutté, Big Chief Monk Boudreaux, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, George Porter Jr. and Zigaboo Modeliste of the Meters, and Aaron, Charles and Cyril Neville. Bassist Don Was served as the project’s musical director, leading an all-star house band that also included Allman Brothers Band/Rolling Stones keyboardist Chuck Leavell, renowned NOLA pianist John Gros, Funky Meters guitarist Brian Stoltz and journeyman drummer Kenny Aronoff, as well as Dr. John’s longstanding musical compatriot, trombonist Sarah Morrow.

                  Long story short: time for me to start making Jazz Fest an annual thing again. If you haven’t gone, put it on your radar.

                  Think it, be it.

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                    Jett129
                    見習いボス
                    @Nocturama
                    Joined: 17 Aug 2011

                    @Nocturama Saw the video of Shane Hawkins playing with them and it made me really happy to see him playing with them. My hope is that at some point he gets good enough and strong enough to be their drummer. (Probably never happen)I feel ,that like style wise, he’s much more like Dave Grohl,kind of like how Zach Starkey is much more like Keith Moon than Ringo.

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                      gouki74
                      Haraki san Prodigy
                      Joined: 9 Sept 2022

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                      Next Wednesday, we'll be there for them at Dudingen :the_horns:

                      Leather goods custom made creator
                      Insta: le_poulpe74

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                        aksu
                        Raw and Unwashed
                        @jiminstitches
                        Joined: 28 Jul 2021

                        @jiminstitches Tools Stockholm concert was very nice! Really liked the setlist. We got Schism in the middle and Stinkfist at the end.

                        @Matt yeah. Dinosaur Jr was annoyingly loud (great band otherwise). Ministry too, but that was way more expected

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                          mclaincausey
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                          Joined: 12 Apr 2013

                          Speaking of Tool, I had a dream last night that they were performing in a shopping mall and interacting with the audience, and my wife and me in particular. I chatted up Maynard a bit and then walked around a water fountain to watch Danny play up close and chat with him a bit. They were very casual and would play songs and then we would chat a bit. No production, just them and their instruments, amps, etc scattered about the mall. I remember doing a double bass speed metal drum roll tap with my feet during one of mine and Danny’s conversations. I talked to Justin a bit too. I can’t explain why Adam wasn’t prominently in the dream because I love his playing and art.

                          Very surreal and the most unrealistic Tool scenario imaginable, but also a very fun dream.

                          Think it, be it.

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                            Nocturama
                            Haraki san Prodigy
                            @Jett129
                            Joined: 1 Jan 2023

                            @Jett129 said in Live Concerts:

                            @Nocturama Saw the video of Shane Hawkins playing with them and it made me really happy to see him playing with them. My hope is that at some point he gets good enough and strong enough to be their drummer. (Probably never happen)I feel ,that like style wise, he’s much more like Dave Grohl,kind of like how Zach Starkey is much more like Keith Moon than Ringo.

                            You could tell DG and JF have really taken him under their wing.
                            His performance was amazing, and he put everything into that one song - hitting the skins hard…but he looked absolutely shot by the end of it!

                            #JustStopCrocs

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                              Mizmazzle
                              見習いボス
                              @mclaincausey
                              Joined: 29 Jun 2021

                              @mclaincausey I love dreams. Like oddball movies to entertain us as we sleep.

                              My last one I was trying to climb up a slippery, narrow ladder on the side of a boat and I was absolutely terrified to fall into the tangle of metal and water below.

                              Your Tool dream sounds more fun.

                              In the easy chair with my boots on, melted whiskey in my hand. Could'na been asleep for more than three hours...time to go to work again...

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                                mclaincausey
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                                Joined: 12 Apr 2013

                                My sister-in-law’s favorite musical act is ODESZA, an electronica duo who writes extremely emotive music and has wild live production, involving live instruments (including drum lines) and vocalists, original CGI, lights, and pyrotechnics that are cohesively integrated.

                                Saturday night they sold out the University of Colorado’s football stadium in Boulder for a final tour for their latest album, and it was the largest headlining show they’ve ever played, and even with a weather delay, a curfew, and 3 excellent openers act (Big Boi from Outkast included!!), the longest set they’ve ever played.

                                Really an amazing production and probably the best electronic show I’ve ever seen. I have a feeling the tour closer at the Gorge in Washington is going to also be truly special.

                                Think it, be it.

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                                  mclaincausey
                                  見習いボス
                                  Joined: 12 Apr 2013

                                  Chali2na & Cut Chemist ; always a blast

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                                  Think it, be it.

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                                    gouki74
                                    Haraki san Prodigy
                                    Joined: 9 Sept 2022

                                    A very small bar (200 persons max), had the pleasure to talk with Jeff and Coady, one hell of a concert...

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                                    Sorry for the quality 😅

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                                    • TwistlockT
                                      Twistlock
                                      啓蒙家
                                      Joined: 31 Dec 2015

                                      The Kills tonight in Hamburg

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                                      • Tago MagoT
                                        Tago Mago
                                        Mod Squad
                                        Joined: 16 Jan 2021

                                        Opeth coming to Germany in February. Need to buy a ticket for Munich

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                                        • MattM
                                          Matt
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                                          Joined: 4 Oct 2011

                                          Just got my PJ Harvey tickets. Beyond excited.

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