I went with my fellow NJ Todd fans. I thought the show was outstanding! I actually liked that he played more "current" material vs the older stuff. He pulled out some gems. For a 76 year old rocker he showed great energy and his voice was in great form. The usual backing band of Kasim Sulton, Prairie Prince, Bobby Strickland, Gil Assayas and the guitar player (name escapes me) were tight and fun to watch. I always wonder with each show of his I see if it will be his last. He closed with Last Ride and Fade Away, could be clues.
Neko Case and Todd both in town on the same Saturday night.
Check the setlists for the shows on Todd’s tour. He is not playing many of the usual classics/favorites and that bothered some a little. I saw him May 14 and liked the show. Your date is after a break, so show might be different.
Yeah, he was just here right before on April 27. Couldn't get tickets.
Just saw the set list(s). Not a thrilling show for me and the venue here for the next one is not the best either.
Location: Perched on the precipice of the cauldron of truth
Posted:
May 25, 2024 - 2:38pm
kurtster wrote:
Neko Case and Todd both in town on the same Saturday night.
Check the setlists for the shows on Toddâs tour. He is not playing many of the usual classics/favorites and that bothered some a little. I saw him May 14 and liked the show.
Your date is after a break, so show might be different.
A once-in-a-lifetime treat thatâs well worth the trip.
âThere will never be another Vermeer show as great as this one,â exclaims the Washington Post, calling it âan international act of veneration,â and âthe show of a lifetime,â for Vermeer admirers.
âItâs Now or Never: The Rijksmuseumâs Hotly Anticipated Blockbuster Vermeer Show Is Finally Hereâand Itâs Unmissable,â Artnet enthuses.
âThis is an exhibition to die for â or even in, like the character in Proust who expires in front of Vermeerâs âView of Delft,ââ writes The Guardian. âProust was once so excited to see a Vermeer show that he collapsed. So take it easy if you get to see this gathering of practically all his masterpieces....This is more than an exhibition. Itâs a miracle.â
Actually that's the reason for the trip. Not that I'm a huge Vermeer fan but my cousin contacted me saying they were going and had booked a place with room for others. Then one thing let to another and I'm headed around the world. That is if I survive the plane trips.
Very much a first world problem. Where should I go with a spare week in Europe? Not really enough time to do anything too in depth. I'll be in Amsterdam before that and fly out of Frankfort.
first thing buy some lederhosen
then try and map something out between the two
lots of germany to take in
you going by train?
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Posted:
Feb 13, 2023 - 5:16pm
haresfur wrote:
Very much a first world problem. Where should I go with a spare week in Europe? Not really enough time to do anything too in depth. I'll be in Amsterdam before that and fly out of Frankfort.
A once-in-a-lifetime treat thatâs well worth the trip.
âThere will never be another Vermeer show as great as this one,â exclaims the Washington Post, calling it âan international act of veneration,â and âthe show of a lifetime,â for Vermeer admirers.
âItâs Now or Never: The Rijksmuseumâs Hotly Anticipated Blockbuster Vermeer Show Is Finally Hereâand Itâs Unmissable,â Artnet enthuses.
âThis is an exhibition to die for â or even in, like the character in Proust who expires in front of Vermeerâs âView of Delft,ââ writes The Guardian. âProust was once so excited to see a Vermeer show that he collapsed. So take it easy if you get to see this gathering of practically all his masterpieces....This is more than an exhibition. Itâs a miracle.â
Very much a first world problem. Where should I go with a spare week in Europe? Not really enough time to do anything too in depth. I'll be in Amsterdam before that and fly out of Frankfort.
