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Fruit Bats opener. It’s less than half full, but a pleasant evening. Shoulda brought earplugs for Stacy. You’d think I’d remember after all these years but I keep them in my RM jacket which I’m not wearing now.
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We got earplugs at medical. Who’d a thunk?
JRAD lives up to its name - almost dead. They’ve got the jams down. Joe is a remarkable drummer. Their bass and keys are solid too - keys uses a grand and a Hammond proficiently. The jams are tricky, lots of red herrings, lots of homages to rock classics. Hairpin musical turns. Their vocalist does a spot on Bobby. The only thing lacking is that transcendent soulfulness - they can’t handle the power ballads. It’s the strongest at capturing that dead sound - almost dead - arguably better than Dead & Co but I had many issues with Meyer until the very end.
Very enjoyable overall. We both will go again next time JRAD passes thru.
2nd that emotion > Minglewood > let it grow > cats under stars > here comes sunshine > fruit bats lead singer (country Van Morrison) such a buzzkill
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Foolish heart > eyes > music never stopped > morning dew
Another fruit bats lead song to close so we left as soon as it started - we could hear it on our walk back to the car and were pleased that we left when we did
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Joe Russo for me means half of the Russo Brothers who are currently making big budget action movies like Avengers: Endgame and Gal Gadot's latest.
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm
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