ScottFromWyoming wrote:
it was too literal.  :whoosh:  I always want to fast forward past the static to the thrashing.

ok, leaving until there's a Seth photo, fuzzy or no. 

 zipper wrote: 
He wrote Gabriela a love song, sent it to her and she calls and says "you're silly! okay, have a good life!"

thrash thrash thrash thrash 

ScottFromWyoming wrote:
  We'll screech it together next meetup. 

ok, 'splain the phone call to me.  Or I can ask Z to do so later.  wtf am I missing?

Just was looking at the line up..   Very cool!!   It would have been worth it to me just to see Son Volt and Wilco in one weekend.  :)  And Jackson Hole is so gorgeous!  I was there last summer.

 zipper wrote: 
The phone call is key to the song tho, and they even used it onstage. Later when I explained it to Kaup and Betterdaze they went AhHA! 

I screech along too. Boatloads of shame. 

ScottFromWyoming wrote:
I think PG from Chile is Z's favorite.  Is that the one with the phone call in the middle?  that kinda ruins it for me, but I love what follows it.  I'm glad you had such a blast!

I love to sing along (read, screech along) with Shame, but I don't inflict it upon others.

 zipper wrote: 
I don't have any Seth that are as good because he was at the far end of the stage from where I was. Sorry. But I'll try to salvage a couple anyway.

I uploaded Talk on Indolence already but you should try it again. I don't have everything at a high enough bitrate to upload.

They opened with Shame, then did Die Die Die but didn't do Paranoia or Indolence.

Oh but Pretty Girl from Chile kicked so much ass the Black Crowes fans in the front row were still talking about it hours later. 

ScottFromWyoming wrote:
The Mo said he'd upload his favorite, Die Die Die.  I could try Shame or Paranoia or Talk on Indolence, together which would make a perfect title for my autobiography.  ;)

patiently waiting for a Seth photo. 

Jimi_the_Saint wrote:

Thanks!

Yeah for driving in the car you definitely need to put together a mix tape of all the Pretty Girl songs etc but they are so raw doing the weepy stuff live that you don't want to miss a note.
I haven't seen anyone write songs with such personal lyrics and perform them so charmingly just-for-you since Jonathan Richman.

Thanks to OCDHG for making sure I was a fan a couple of years ago...

Awesome pics, Scott.  I got to see the Avett Bros. for the first time this summer and came away very impressed, too.  I'm less enthused about their studio stuff I've heard, but man were they great live.  Looks like a great lineup.  I've still not seen Wilco.  Bet that was a great show.

Okay I'm pretty happy with these so I had to go ahead and get them done tonight:







I'll have to see if I have a decent one of Seth at all... he was on the other end of the stage from me.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:Thanks Scott. I so wish he had left the drugs alone and had been able to utilize the enormous talent he was gifted with...Still quite a remarkable talent.

Coaxial wrote:

He did mostly Beach Boys classics, plus his version of Good Vibrations... I don't remember hearing any Smile songs otherwise. I think 2 songs from That Lucky Old Sun were in there... those were the only ones where they (one of his sidemen did most of the chatting) announced the album. I have Smile but don't know it well enough to say "ah ha!" I don't think there were more than a couple that I didn't recognize as 60s-era Beach Boys tho.

I had read that he was going to be doing That Lucky Old Sun, straight thru including the spoken word stuff, and then leave the stage. That was supposedly the reason for this tour, but my god what a dog those two tracks were... need a lot more polish to take 'em out of the studio.

I genuinely enjoyed hearing Good Vibrations, Barbara Ann and a couple others at that volume. Mostly tho it was better suited to the side stage at the County Fair (one of a hundred oldies-rehash touring acts that have one surviving member of the original band...)

Well I was going to save the reviews for later. Oops.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 

Did he do any songs from Smile?

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 

Good ones of Brian. And of the other endangered whale, too.

ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Me?  I'm all about the trapezii this week...  Great shots so far.  :)

zipper wrote:

I'm going in order... and I'm stopping with Brian Wilson tonite... but stick around for Wilco and Avett Bros. tomorrow. I got one of Scott Avett that'll make you  swoon a little.

ScottFromWyoming wrote:
They are so much fun live and it translates well in their recordings.  Good luck, young Padawan.  Post a photo already!