Post by Dan on Nov 12, 2010 23:20:21 GMT -5
Great idea and a nice treat and potential revenue maker if they charged , perhaps $5.00 to listen or $10.00 to download .
There would have to be some sort of "blackout" for local venues so folks just wouldn't sit home and listen to the show.
Ian could change a song or two a night and get fans to buy multiple shows.
The setlist was the same as the Jersey Show except the second set started with " That F@! cking Tune" and Ian said, "It's a song with no name. I know , we can call it Clint!"
There was only about 10 minutes of the sound check and that was disappointing because it was interesting to hear some instruments by themselves.
No Ian heard during the sound check but organ on "In The Grip Of Stronger Stuff", a bit of "Adrift & Dumbfounded" and bongos on "Hare In The Winecup" could be heard with someone (Goodier?) singing the phrase, Hare In The Winecup.
And to prove the fact that the lyrics to Adrift & Dumbfounded are still in their embryonic stage and the third time that things have changed , the verse that may make the final mix and legibly heard was something like this and credit Mike for hearing the word, "vestige' in his interpretation:
"Broken society, selfish uncaring, addle- brained clutching of chemicals soothing.
Desperate measures, desperately tearing,
last vestige of dignity there for the losing."
Dan
There would have to be some sort of "blackout" for local venues so folks just wouldn't sit home and listen to the show.
Ian could change a song or two a night and get fans to buy multiple shows.
The setlist was the same as the Jersey Show except the second set started with " That F@! cking Tune" and Ian said, "It's a song with no name. I know , we can call it Clint!"
There was only about 10 minutes of the sound check and that was disappointing because it was interesting to hear some instruments by themselves.
No Ian heard during the sound check but organ on "In The Grip Of Stronger Stuff", a bit of "Adrift & Dumbfounded" and bongos on "Hare In The Winecup" could be heard with someone (Goodier?) singing the phrase, Hare In The Winecup.
And to prove the fact that the lyrics to Adrift & Dumbfounded are still in their embryonic stage and the third time that things have changed , the verse that may make the final mix and legibly heard was something like this and credit Mike for hearing the word, "vestige' in his interpretation:
"Broken society, selfish uncaring, addle- brained clutching of chemicals soothing.
Desperate measures, desperately tearing,
last vestige of dignity there for the losing."
Dan
