Incredible analysis, as always. I am curious as to your thoughts about the Tuesday's Gone encore. While one could chalk up the song choice to it being a random Tuesday night, the timing of this particular song, on this specific date, provided me evidence of divine intervention through the alchemy of music and the cosmos. Not that I am a Lynard Skynard fan, but the placement of this song, on this night remains one of my top musical experiences of my life and proof of a higher power. It was also the catalyst for me to hop on fall tour and.....
GREAT review, Rob. This one really resonates for me.
This was the only show I caught with my wife (her only show, she gave up pretending to like the band after this one ha), and I remember it vividly. The blistering opening sequence on a hot summer night in Mansfield. There's a 90 second or so section at the end of the Halley's that hints at some December 99 vibes for me. I just love this version. Not the longest, but a really wonderful, tidy jam that gets to a sacred spot in no time. Layered, druggy, Cypress-esque euphoria is how I would describe it.
You nailed it with introducing this new shift in the band as Layering. Perfect description.
I was overly critical of your MPP recent review, a show I really like, but you nail this one IMO, as you do routinely. Keep up the good work, sir.
Incredible analysis, as always. I am curious as to your thoughts about the Tuesday's Gone encore. While one could chalk up the song choice to it being a random Tuesday night, the timing of this particular song, on this specific date, provided me evidence of divine intervention through the alchemy of music and the cosmos. Not that I am a Lynard Skynard fan, but the placement of this song, on this night remains one of my top musical experiences of my life and proof of a higher power. It was also the catalyst for me to hop on fall tour and.....
Thanks for listening and writing!
GREAT review, Rob. This one really resonates for me.
This was the only show I caught with my wife (her only show, she gave up pretending to like the band after this one ha), and I remember it vividly. The blistering opening sequence on a hot summer night in Mansfield. There's a 90 second or so section at the end of the Halley's that hints at some December 99 vibes for me. I just love this version. Not the longest, but a really wonderful, tidy jam that gets to a sacred spot in no time. Layered, druggy, Cypress-esque euphoria is how I would describe it.
You nailed it with introducing this new shift in the band as Layering. Perfect description.
I was overly critical of your MPP recent review, a show I really like, but you nail this one IMO, as you do routinely. Keep up the good work, sir.
This is a masterful connection to make. Great piece, great show…RELEASE THE BOARDS.