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Re: Eve: 4, Good Dog: 3
(this one's optimistic)
yah, for those of you not in the know, they played a weird national anthem
thing on a sampler or recording prior to sleep baby jane. It was awkward.
we tried to dance to it but couldn't, and we didn't know which was allah was
'cos we were in the hot and stuffy building.
oh
the show was indeed rockin', and I'm glad they played bogarts. It was way
more fun of a venue if they were going to focus on the more 'up' material,
which was a great change of pace. the mix was pretty good I thought for the
venue. Karin's vox were reverb-y, like, a lot. The rest was kickin', and
I'll take a reverbed Karin voice over most other options anytime.
(now on to disappear completely),
Bruce
----Original Message Follows----
From: "Scott Ulrich" <ulrichsd at hotmail_com>
To: b_lachey at hotmail_com, over-the-rhine at actwin_com
Subject: Re: Eve: 4, Good Dog: 3
Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2001 16:52:14 -0500
>From: "Bruce Lachey" <b_lachey at hotmail_com>
>
>Ooh, and there was a show-shocker for the evening, at least for me.
>
>"If I'm Drowning" was tastefully -- no, wait -- amazingly added to the live
>coda of "Give Me Strength".
I could have sworn that you were going to say that the pre-recorded playing
of "America the Beautiful" was going to be your higlight of the evening. I
thought it was the most amazing rebelous tribute to our country since
Hendrix did the thing with the National Anthem. ;) I have to admit it was
just a little strange, and maybe a little out of place, but I give 'em
credit for trying something new and strange even if it didn't work. It was
probably that English fellow Jack's idea. Just ask Larry Nager.
Later,
scott
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