new shows coming soon

Something new is on the way. I have been a bit busy and also received new from my doc that I should have another shoulder scope. happy days!

Aquarium Rescue Unit 4-27-1991

    No review today, I am a little tired after all that fun we had in Charleston this past weekend. Anyways here is a fantastic show, and everyone should have some ARU in their collection. This is a band full of all-stars and they really knew how to play well together. Once again just enjoy the music and turn it up! peace, J.

Aquarium Rescue Unit 1991-04-27, Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY

Col. Bruce Hampton (retired) - vocals
Oteil Burbridge - bass, vocals
Matt Mundy - mandolin, drums
Jimmy Herring - guitar

01 - Shoeless Joe
02 - Salty Dog
03 - Further On Up the Road
04 - Time Is Free
05 - Holding Hands With the Bad Man
06 - Sittin' On Top of the World
07 - Dust My Broom
08 - Working On a Building
09 - Compared To What
10 - Davy Crockett
11 - Ain't Nothin' You Can Do
12 - Fixin' to Die
13 - Yield Not to Temptation
14 - Elevator to the Moon

Hiromi's Sonicbloom,

      Wow, that is all I have to say. This is an incredible band. Hiromi Uehara is a virtuoso pianist and has been playing since she was 5 and she also graduated from Berklee College of Music. This band is of course made up of members of equal talent and once you listen you will agree. . Since I am still new to this band I am still in awe of the sounds coming through my speakers. I love the fusion sound they create together, sometimes they sound a little like Aquarium Rescue Unit without the vocals, a bit of Chick Corea thrown in and a touch of Scofield, then sometimes you get more of a traditional piano jazz band.

      Dave Fiuczynski,(Screaming Headless Torsos, KIF, etc...), plays guitar when he doesn't have teaching requirements at Berklee(Guitarist John Shannon performs with the group when Fiuczynski is unavailable).  Also playing with her are fellow alums bassist Tony Grey and drummer Martin Valihora. This is must hear music especially if you like jazz/rock fusion or just music in general. Once again thanks for reading and turn it up, louder!



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Hiromi's Sonicbloom
Estival Jazz, Piazzale Alla Valle,
Mendrisio, Switzerland, June 30, 2007
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Hiromi Uehara- Piano, Keyboards
David Fiuczynski- Guitar
Tony Grey- Bass
Martin Valihora- Drums
**
01. Time Out (07:23)
02. Time Travel (13:58)
03. Deep into the Night (09.53)
04. Time and Space (10:43)
05. Time Flies (11:19)
06. Time Control (11:16)
07. Time Difference (07:29)

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Hiromi's Sonicbloom
Tokyo Jazz Festival 2008
International Forum Hall A
Tokyo, Japan
Aug. 30, 2008

FM Broadcast

Band

Hiromi Uehara(key)
Tony Grey(b)
Martin Valihora(ds)
David Fiuczynski(g)

Tracks

1.Softly As In A Morning Sunrise
2.Clair De Lune
3.Ue Wo Muite Aruko
4.I've Got Rhythm
5.Caravan
6.Time Out

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Hiromi's SonicBloom
Newport Jazz Festival 8-8-2009

Tracks

01 Softly As In A Morning Sunrise
02 Led Boots
03 Claire de Lune
04 Unknown
05 Piano Solo
06 Caravan
07 Unknown

Lineup

Hiromi, Piano, keyboards
Tony Grey, Bass
Mauricio Zottarelli, Drums
John Shannon, Guitar

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Primus 2000-02-22 Harro East Ballroom; Rochester, NY

          Here is a little Primus for you guys. This is a very nice recording, that has also been touched up a bit. There might be a little clipping but I seriously doubt you will notice anything at all. Good versions of just about everything played. This is when Primus was still more of a straight up rock band, before they started really stretching out the songs. I really enjoy this period of Primus. Well, I'm sure you will enjoy this as much as I do so turn that dial up and get down. see ya.

Primus 2000-02-22 Rochester, NY

To Defy the Laws of Tradition
In The Flesh
Antipop
Groundhog's Day
Greet the Sacred Cow
Kalamazoo
Jerry Was a Race Car Driver
My Name is Mud
Final Voyage of the Liquid Sky
Laquerhead
Electric Uncle Sam
Too Many Puppies





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FM broadcast>cdr>wav>flac

originally broadcast on Universal Buzz Radio...  the announcer can be heard between some tracks.
 I got this very recently from James...many thanks...
**This is an awesome recording/performance**

Tom Waits April 26 1977 Post Aula, Bremen, Germany

 Hey folks today I have some more Waits for you to wrap your ears around. This is a tremendous show with a great lineup. Fantastic sounding recording also. Anyways I am gonna be short with this and let you hear for yourself. Thanks and turn it up!

Tom Waits 4/26/1977 Bremen, Germany

Performers: 
Tim Waits - Piano, Vocals
Frank Vicari - Tenor Saxophone
Dr. Fitzgerald Jenkins - Bass
Chip White - Percussion

 Notes: 
A WOLF HiQuality Remastering -- A 2003 vmtrades.de tree
Tags added and .ffp generated by Stephen Pickett (www.audiophilia.net)

76:56 

01 Spare parts 05:45
02 Invitation to the blues 06:57
03 Eggs and sausages 03:22
04 Depot, depot 03:39
05 The piano has been drinking (not me) 04:56
06 Panties & a G string 04:09
07 Step right up 03:46
08 Semi suite 02:42
09 Fumblin with the blues 03:53
10 Midnight lullaby 03:29
11 Emotional weather report 07:02
12 I can't wait to get off work 02:23
13 New coat of paint 03:10
14 Nobody  04:04
15 Diamonds on my windshield 04:51
16 Grapefruit moon 05:19
17 The one that got away 06:01
18 Small change 01:28

Wilco 11-30-2004 Chicago, ILL

          This is a great sounding show. Tweedy and the rest of the boys are in fine form. The sound quality is top notch. You won't be disappointed. Turn it up loud and enjoy!

Wilco 2004-11-30 Auditorium Theatre; Chicago, ILL

01. house music
02. introduction by Frankie Lee from 93.1 XRT > more house music
03. house music
04. house music
05. Hummingbird
06. At least that’s what you said
07. Radio Cure
08. Muzzle of bees
09. Company in my back
10. I am trying to break your heart
11. Pot Kettle Black
12. A Shot In The Arm
13. Jesus, etc.
14. Handshake Drugs
15. Heavy Metal Drummer
16. Theologians
17. I'm The Man Who Loves You

Disc 2
18. Poor Places >
19. Reservations >
20. Spiders*

E1
21. War on War
22. In A Future Age
23. Kingpin
24. The Late Greats
25. I'm a wheel

E2
26. Another Man's Done Gone
27. Ashes Of American Flags
28. Passenger Side
29. Be Not So Fearful > house music

Karl Denson's Tiny Universe May 31st 2003 Smilefest

          I 'm just gonna have to say that this show is in my top ten shows that I have seen. They gave us everything you could ask for in a show, lots of banter, solos, special guests and you couldn't stop dancing if you tried!

      
          They opened with "Chicago", a classic Meters inspired funk cut featuring some nice guitar soloing, and Karl really shining with his sax. Fareed Haque from Garaj Mahal joins on "Because" and things really start to get interesting. The band flies through a cover of "Manic Depression" and then sticking with the manic pace with a speedy trip through "New York City". Fareed comes back out for good on a 25 minute version "Hopscotch" and it's almost like Fareed has been playing in the band forever. The band really takes the music out there and they don't come back around until they are finished with "Satisfied" some 45 minutes later. We get a killer psychedelic version of "Check Out Your Mind" followed by your not so standard  drum solo. "Reality" brings us back to Earth and I find myself completely satisfied, which is rare for me with one set shows.

         This is a great sounding recording, with an almost perfect sound stage. I hope you get as much enjoyment out of this as I do. Once again turn it up, not down!

KDTU 2003-05-31 Smilefest, Union Grove, NC

Source: soundboard>analog patchbay> Roland UA5 (Oade Mod 1)>Nomad Jukebox 3 optical input
Transfer: Nomad firewire>Wave Labs 5.0 (normalize&fades)>cdwav>mkw

  disc one
01. Intro
02. Chicago
03. Bourgainvillea
04. Because*
05. Nasty Disposition >
06. Manic Depression
07. New York City
08. Chance
09. banter/band intro
10. Karl's sax solo > Mighty Mouse
11. Keep Your Head Up

  disc two
12. Hopscotch* >
13. Satisfied* >
14. banter
15. Bunny Playa*
16. Check Out Your Mind*
17. drum solo >
18. Reality*
19. Goldmine*

With Fareed Haque

Grateful Dead 1990-07-21 World Music Theatre; Tinley Park, IL

          This is one of my all time favorite shows. First set is a nice mix of Bob, Jerry tunes with a little Brent thrown in for good measure. Brent really shines on Walkin' Blues and Friend of a Devil. We also get a nice Bird Song to round out this set.
          The second set is where this show really shines. The Scarlet > Fire are absolutely blistering versions with great playing by Garcia and lots of fine interplay between Bob, Jerry and Brent. Bobby is in fine form on Playing and Jerry is picking his heart away. They flow into He's Gone like the songs belong together and the He's Gone really has some emotion to it, almost as if they knew Brent would pass away in a couple of weeks. We get a standard Miracle out of space and then a very rare Crazy Fingers in this spot of the show. Dear Mr. Fantasy has always been one of my favorite covers and I really enjoy this one. They leave the Hey Jude playing out of this and it's just the way I like it. A rocking little Playin' reprise into One More Saturday Night. The Mighty Quinn for an encore makes for a mighty fine show. Check it out and turn it up! Enjoy. Joey

Grateful Dead July 21 1990 Tinley Parl, IL

Set 1:
01 Tuning
02 Touch Of Grey ->
03 Greatest Story Ever Told
04 Jack-A-Roe
05 Walkin' Blues
06 Friend Of The Devil
07 Just A Little Light
08 Queen Jane Approximately
09 Bird Song

Set 2:
10 Tuning
11 Scarlet Begonias ->
12 Fire On The Mountain
13 Playing In The Band ->
14 He's Gone ->
15 Drums ->
16 Space ->
17 I Need A Miracle ->
18 Crazy Fingers ->
19 Playing Jam ->
20 Dear Mr. Fantasy ->
21 Playing In The Band Reprise ->
22 One More Saturday Night

Encore:
d3t08 - The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)

Screaming Headless Torsos - Live!!

         

            I have to say this live album kicks some serious ass. If you love funk, jazz and a touch of punk you will love this band. All of the musicians can hold their on and more. Dave 'Fuze' Fiuczynski is always on demand as a session guitarist, has played with Stewart Copeland and is also busy with his other group "KIF". Dean Bowman on vocals is much more than a vocalist, he has been described as a "vocal-mentalist" and a "jazz singer with the soul of a rocker". He has played with Charlie Hunter, John Scofield, MeShell Ndegeocello as well as his own groups and many others. Bassist Fima Ephron has played with a plethora of musicians also, some including ,Walter Becker, Natalie Merchant, John Zorn and dozens of others. Percussionist, Daniel Sadownick has recorded and toured with the The Roots, Al Green, Steely Dan, Michael Brecker, Dennis Chambers, Christian McBride and many more. Finally drummer Gene Lake, he has played with the likes of Me'shell NdegeOcello, Maxwell, D'Angelo,Steve Coleman and Henry Threadgill. As you can see all of these musicians are in high demand and they shine bright together as a group. Do yourself a favor and grab this, then go and grab the rest of their catalog.

Screaming Headless Torsos - Live!!

Dean Bowman - Vox
Dave 'Fuze' Fiuczynski - Guitar

Fima Ephron - Bass
Daniel Sadownick - Percussion
Gene Lake - Drums

01. Just for Now
02. Smile in a Wave
03. Jazz is the Teacher
04. Blue in Green
05. Word to Herb
06. Hope
07. Vinnie
08. Daryl Dawkin's Sound of Love
09. Kermes Macabre
10. Dig a Pony

Tool July 15, 1998 Wings Stadium, Kalamazoo MI

       Hello. Well here is some Tool to get through your Monday. I don't know a whole lot about this band. Honestly, I just started listening to them. I don't have a review for this show because I really don't know if it is a good show or not or if the performance is good. I'm think we will definitely let the music speak for itself today. Anyways I know it is a great sounding copy so turn it up and blow Monday away...

Tool 1998-07-15 Kalamazoo, MI

**Remastered** by thir13en

Wings Stadium, Kalamazoo MI
July 15, 1998


I'm not really a big fan of Tool, which is strange as I like APC a lot.
But I got a lot of requests from people who wanted a 13'd Tool show,
so I grabbed this and smacked it up good. Very big improvement on a
pretty good show, and that says something coming from a non-fan
(although I did enjoy a few of these tunes, these guys certainly rock
live. I could be converted someday.)

Tool fans Enjoy!




01 Flood
02 Hush
03 Forty Six & 2
04 Stinkfist
05 Stranglehold
06 Sober
07 Pushit - slow
08 Eulogy
09 Ænema
10 Jerk-Off



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Tom Waits - Nighthawks On The Radio - Dec. 14 1976 - New York City, NY

 

      Today i give you one awesome radio show. Tom Waits at his best. Great interviews and you get a really good look into Waits personae at the time.  I really get the feeling of being on the streets of some unknown city at midnight or early morning with a slight drizzle during much of these songs. I think it's just this time period of Waits that makes you see things from a street corner perspective. Anyways check out this brilliant performance and decide for yourself, because your musical life is not complete without first digging into Tom's catalog of sometimes haunting and always bizarre performances.

Tom Waits Dec. 14 1976 Nighthawks on the Radio

FM > ?? > liberated bootleg: Nighthawks On The Radio > eac > wav > shn

01 Emotional Weather Forecast                         (07:46)   
02 A Sight For Sore Eyes                                   (03:20)   
03 Step Right Up                                              (06:48)   
04 Eggs And Sausage / Invitation To The Blues     (04:53)   
05 Jitterbug Boy                                               (06:36)   
06 Diamonds On My Windshield                          (04:01)   
07 San Diego Serenade                                      (05:08)   
08 Tom Traubert's Blues                                     (08:26)   
09 New Coat Of Paint                                        (06:02)   
10 The Piano Has Been Drinking                          (05:10)   
11 I Can't Wait To Get Off Work                         (04:10)

Tom Waits - Rats & Angry Flowers - October 17 1999 ,Vancouver, Canada

      

      Tonight I have some Tom Waits to please your ears. After releasing Mule Variations in 1999 Tom Waits did an extensive tour in the summer and fall to back up the album. This show has a nice mix of tunes from Mule Variations and a couple of albums beforehand. 

       Well, during this time period you get a nice mix of Tom Waits stage personalities, from the piano troubadour to the  juke joint prankster. Tom starts out by getting the crowd riled up with the big top screamer Black Rider then eases into the Cuban grooves of Jockey full of Bourbon. I always love Tom's banter with the audience and you get plenty of this starting out on a fantastic rendition of Get Behind the Mule. He keeps things upbeat with Down Down Down before settling into Hold On, Tom's raspy vocals are perfect for these beautiful lyrics. Tom throws in some of his humor with a short little story about a local business in Vancouver and then gets the show moving again with an energetic 16 Shells from a thirty ought six . 

I'm going to stop here and let the music do the talking. More Waits to follow in the next few days. Thanks and enjoy!


Oct. 17 1999 CBC Radio Broadcast, Orpheum Theatre

01. Black Rider
02. Jockey Full Of Bourbon
03. Jesus Gonna Be Here
04. In The Colosseum
05. Get Behind The Mule
06. Down Down Down
07. Hold On
08. The Story About Rats
09. Tango Till They're Sore
10. House Where Nobody Lives
11. The Story About Angry Flowers
12. Picture In A Frame
13. 16 Shells From A Thirty-Ought Six
14. I'll Shoot The Moon

Oct. 13 Boulder Radio, Boulder, USA.
15. Picture In A Frame
16. The Fall Of Troy
17. I Can't Wait To Get Off Work
18. Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet

An great sounding version from the Vancouver concert, superior to the 2 CDs audience recording.

Thanks to Greg Grant for the SHNs.

Tom Waits: vocals, piano, guitar, bullhorn
Larry Taylor: upright bass, guitar
Smokey Hormel: guitar, banjo, mandolin
Danny McGough: keyboards
Andrew Borger: drums, marimba, percussion

Phish Alpine Valley East Troy, Wisconsin August 14 & 15 2010

      I love Alpine valley. I always have so much fun when I attend shows there. Even though the lawn holds 20000+ people and is so steep that when dancing you feel like you could fall and start a domino effect with everyone in front of you. Still, the grass feels great under your feet, the sound is really good considering the size of this venue. The pavilion, because of the size of the venue, never really feels over crowded like some other venues tend to feel. Well enough of this onto the shows......

      

      Fantastic first set with well played versions of all songs. Only one new song all night and it was a well received Alaska. Page's soloing sound great during Suzy and Funky Bitch, I love how is is mixing up his sounds, especially during Suzy. Reba is always nice and they delivered the goods tonight.  A near perfect playing of the composed section and nice soloing from Trey during the soaring section that follows. Fuck Your Face makes a second showing this summer and just like before it seems like most of the crowd has no idea what they are hearing. Back one the Train really gets the crowd rolling along just like a freight train. Absolutely love the Gumbo>Antelope pairing. This Antelope really soars and maybe my favorite version since their return. Seemed like this was the never ending set!

      

      When the Sloth opens up a set you know you are in for a treat and tonight we were. All the complaints I remember hearing where the band is not jamming enough, not stretching out the tunes enough. Well not tonight, after the Sloth opener a 17 minute Down with Disease flows right into a haunting version of Whats the Use. Scent of a Mule gets the audience dancing along only to break into a frenzy when Mike's Song starts up. While not the longest version this one starts going to the places we know it can. Next comes a well placed Dirt, good place for a breather. The Sneak-a-Paug that follows has everyone up on there feet and excited to see the strides this band is making. Bug is the closer and the mighty Quinn sending us into the cool Wisconsin night is like seeing an old friend for the first time in ages.

     

      I'm not going to review the second night, I will leave that up to others but in my opinion these are the two best shows they have played since returning as a band and maybe since 2000. They are playing their songs with a renewed energy, limiting mistakes and the jams are really starting to go places. Listen for yourself if you haven't already, and once again just enjoy!

Joey

August 14 2010 Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI

Set I: Tube, The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony> Suzy Greenberg, Funky Bitch, Reba, Fuck Your Face, Alaska, Back On The Train, Taste> When the Circus Comes to Town, Lawn Boy, Sparkle, Gumbo> Run Like An Antelope
Set II: The Sloth, Down With Disease> What's the Use> Scent of a Mule, Mike's Song> Dirt> Sneaking Sally Through the Alley> Weekapaug Groove, Bug
Encore: Mighty Quinn (Quinn the Eskimo)

August 15 2010 Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI

Set I: Tweezer, AC/DC Bag, On Your Way Down, The Divided Sky, Stealing Time From The Faulty Plan, Water in the Sky> The Moma Dance> Farmhouse, David Bowie
Set II: Ghost> Theme from the Bottom> Big Black Furry Creature from Mars, You Enjoy Myself> Piper> Also Sprach Zarathustra> While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Character Zero
Encore: Oh! Sweet Nuthin'> Cavern> Joy> Tweezer Reprise

Grateful Dead March 5 1992 Hampton Coliseum Hampton, VA

      

     Good day everyone. Sitting back with my wife enjoying some  tasty bean to the Grateful Dead on a nice rainy day. Anyways this show is a request from a friend, I had something else in mind but once I gave it a listen again, well, I changed my mind. 

      Incredible, I get to see the boys play Hampton! I could not make it to the 89' shows, so I thought that was it, I had missed my chance of seeing them play in Hampton.  Well to mine and everyone else's delight about a week or so before the spring 92' tour was to begin they announced two nights at Hampton Coliseum! Hell yes!

     Help>Slip>Franklins was a great way to open this show. There is some really nice interplay between Garcia and Hornsby during Slipknot. Damn fine version and a great opener. Next came the east coasts debut of the Same Thing. They used to do this with Pig Pen at the helm back in the day. Actually I really like this version, it's about as bluesy as the latter day Grateful Dead got and at least on this night did it right. Alright Jack-A-Roe, nice upbeat version, this set is turning out well. Let Phil sing, let Phil sing! I really like Tom Thumbs Blues and Phil made sure to put an exclamation point on the lyrics started out on Heineken...a little call out to his  past troubles . Let it Grow, perfect song to end this set. Nice first set nothing mind blowing but well played and they seemed to have something to say.

      Eyes is always welcome to open the second set and I really enjoy these 90's jazzy versions. Another easy coast debut was next, Vince Welnicks, Long Way to go Home.  This song never really ventured far from home and tonight was no different. Next comes Estimated, I love Jerry's use of the midi on these later versions, sometimes I would find myself looking for a sax on stage. He's Gone>drums...can't get enough of this song. Love the placement, I know that's where most of the versions get played but there's a reason for that. Still felt like they were playing for Brent. Drums was strong and for some reason I really like this space. I usually skip right over space but this one is like a beautiful sunset and when it flows into the Wheel you know things are right! Miracle was pretty standard, get the crowd pumped up rocker after space. So Many Roads, what a great Garcia song. Even during some of the worst nights Jerry seemed to come alive for this one. Good Lovin', go Bobby get down. Love this one tonight, the boys really got the arena moving and I love the vocal interplay. US Blues sent us out into the cold Virginia night, feeling lucky to have seen another Dead show.

J

Grateful Dead 3-5-1992 Hampton Coliseum, Hampton, VA 

 Set One

Help on the Way >

Slipknot! >

Franklin's Tower

The Same Thing

Jack-A-Roe

Just Like Tom Thumbs Blues

Let it Grow

 Set Two

Eyes of the World >

Long Way to go Home >

Estimated Prophet >

He's Gone >

Drums >

Space >

The Wheel >

I Need a Miracle >

So Many Roads >

Good Lovin'

 encore

US Blues

Grateful Dead June 26 1993 RFK Stadium, Washington, DC

    I have been enjoying this show for the last few weeks so why not share it and hopefully someone else will see the Grateful Dead actually had some pretty good shows after 1991. Listening now I find this show is much better than I remember.  Sting opened up this show and if I can find my copy, I will put it up to grab.

    Strong version of Stranger to open the show. Jerry was really into this one tonight. A semi rare Brown Eyed Woman followed, while not the best version ever certainly not the worst and kept the energy going. Spoonful sucked the energy right out of the room, good thing it is fairly short. I always enjoyed Jerry's newer songs and this Lazy River Road made you forget about that train wreck of a spoonful. The Rest of the set was fairly standard with a decent Bird Song thrown in. All in all an above average first set for this time period.

    I love this second set. Aiko Aiko is always a fun way to kick start a set and this version got the stadium rolling. Never was much of a fan of Vince's Long Way to go Home but this one is played well. The meat of this set is the Playing in the Band > Terrapin Station > Drums....40 minutes of classic Grateful Dead. Jerry's playing is spot on and the jam following Playin and Terrapin is like days of old. I don't care to hear the Last Time especially after that pre drums segment of the show..I was hoping for something else, maybe the Other One but you can't have it all, right? An absolutely beautiful  Days Between was next and I believe this song never really got the praise it deserved. Since it was a Saturday night we knew what we would be getting to close out the show and even though it always gets played the same I was happy to get One More Saturday Night with the greatest band in the world.


6-26-1993 RFK Stadium, Washington, DC

Set List:

Feel Like a Stranger
Brown Eyed Women
Spoonful
Lazy River Road
Masterpiece
Bird Song
Picasso Moon

Iko Iko
Long Way Home
Playin' in the Band
Terrapin Station
drums
The Last Time
The Days Between
Throwin' Stones
One More Saturday Night

Liberty

Notes:

with Bruce Hornsby on accordion - Sting opened

moe.2003-10-09 - Gypsy Tea Room - Dallas, TX

2003, one of my favorite moe. years and this show was one of the best of the year. Gotta love a Jazz Wank opener, not quite dueling guitars but close. Gets the show rolling before slamming into  NCD > Wormwood. Even though they get heavily played, they set the tone for the rest of the show. Next comes over an hour of purely insane psychedelia with Brent Black, Time Ed, McBain. The return of YOY to finish out the first set is very welcome and wraps up one hell of a set of music.

Second set is more of a roller coaster ride with some great ups and downs. Living Again opens up the second set followed by the slow build up of Recreational Chemistry and Happy Hour Hero. Next comes the southern fried funky Rebubula. Water flows out of Rebubula to cool things down. I love hearing Head especially closing out set two. They really stir this venue into a frenzy before coming back around to the final refrain. Like I said 2003 was an incredible year and the instant live releases bring out all the musicians on stage in a perfect mix. This is incredibly clear recording listen to it loud. Enjoy!

Joey


moe. 10/09/03 Gypsy Tea Room, Deep Ellum, TX
Set I
Jazz Wank>Not Coming Sown>Wormwood>Brent Black>Time Ed>McBain>YOY*
Set II
Living Again>Recreational Chemistry>Happy Hour Hero, Rebubla>Water>Head
E:Threw it all Away**

^* Last time played 11/10/01 (175 shows)
^** Last time played 5/02/01 (241 shows)

Ryan Adams & the Cardinals, September 13, 14 2007, Paramount Theater, Charlottesville, Va

I actually did it. I started a blog about something I truly love, live music. I am going to try and post a show every day but that might not happen...maybe just 3 or 4 per week. Anyways I will not be focused on one single band just what happens to be getting a lot of playing time from me. Since this is my first I am going to post two shows that I love. These were back to back shows at the same venue so I can't just give you one. So here goes, I hope you all enjoy this music as much as I do.

This show and the next night were make up shows from a few months before. I'm not going to get into those details, I'm just glad the band rescheduled and added a second date on. Of course my wife(Trea) and I did not make it to the first night(shame on us) so we used our tickets from the canceled show for the second night. This tour the band was back to playing electric(red cave), the previous tour they were playing some great acoustic sets(blue cave). I was hoping for some acoustic numbers but that wasn't to be. Of course it didn't matter because wow they really turned it up and played extremely well, stretching out some songs, getting a little psychedelic, we couldn't ask for anything more.

Joey

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Ryan Adams & the Cardinals
September 13, 2007
Paramount Theater, Charlottesville, Va.

sbd/matrix....flac>vbr 256

One Set:
CD 1:
01 Goodnight Rose
02 Please Do Not Let Me Go
03 Beautiful Sorta
04 The End
05 Dear John
06 Cold Roses
07 What Sin
08 Elizabeth, You Were Born To Play That Part
09 A Kiss Before I Go
10 Nightbirds
11 Wildflowers
12 Sun Also Sets*
13 Off Broadway

CD 2:
Encore:
01 Easy Plateau
02 Two
03 Rescue Blues
04 To Be Young

Notes:
* false start for wardrobe change


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Ryan Adams & the Cardinals
September 14, 2007
Paramount Theater
Charlottesville, Va.

sbd/matrix....flac>vbr 256

One Set:
CD 1:
01 Intro/tuning
02 Magnolia Mountain
03 I Taught Myself How to Grow Old
04 Peaceful Valley
05 Damn Sam (I Love a Woman That Rains)
06 Games
07 Call Me On Your Way Back Home
08 How Do You Keep Love Alive
09 Let It Ride
10 My Winding Wheel*
11 Goodnight, Hollywood Blvd.
12 Mockingbird

CD 2:
01 Goodnight Rose
02 Rip Off
03 Rescue Blues
04 Dear Chicago
05 Freeway to the Canyon
06 Wildflowers
07 Beautiful Sorta
08 Tears of Gold
09 I See Monsters

Notes:
* w/ false start