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PS: I put Vision Thing from NYC in the "Audio from 2008 Tour" thread. Sounds pretty good. Working on New Haven.
To all: Have a great night! And setlists/reviews as early as possible please.
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I'm psyched for your detailed review! I wrote something about Philly and New York as well, perhaps I'll post it in the relevant threads tonight when I get home.Petseri wrote:I have been working on one for the New York gig. That was four days ago, so imagine how many random thought I have compiled thus far.
Petseri wrote: This image shows the area.
The National is probably one of the best venues that I have ever been to. My band played there a few months ago. The acoustics are great. The staff is very accomodating. The backstage area is a massive labyrinth of assorted lounges (including one with hot tubs) and bars.bismarck wrote: Wow, the venue looks amazing. Makes me wish I was going...
out of curiosity, which others have you seen?WhatWouldAndrewDo? wrote:Well, that was the worst Sisters show I have ever seen.
There's more discussion of the show ending early in the the South has fallen again (Richmond 2008) thread. On the last page there is a message from what appears to be (from my guess) someone from the venue explaining. Apparently Andy's vocals are getting softer as the tour goes on also - the recording from Buffalo and the one song I've heard from New York and New Haven, they still sound strong. There's discussion of that as well in the other threads on shows that have already happened.WhatWouldAndrewDo? wrote:Hmm...Philadelphia 1997, Philadelphia and DC 1999, DC 2006, and I think one other time in DC too.
They played for less than an hour, and the vocals could barely be heard. The show stopped abruptly with an announcement that "the fire marshal has stopped the show", but I'm not sure that I buy that.
I thought that the overall volume could have stood to go up just a tad.WhatWouldAndrewDo? wrote: They played for less than an hour, and the vocals could barely be heard. The show stopped abruptly with an announcement that "the fire marshal has stopped the show", but I'm not sure that I buy that.
You were sitting in the bathroom during the show?!WhatWouldAndrewDo? wrote:And yeah, I noticed also that the fire alarms were going off during the show (it was very noticeable in the bathroom).
sunshine wrote:You were sitting in the bathroom during the show?!WhatWouldAndrewDo? wrote:And yeah, I noticed also that the fire alarms were going off during the show (it was very noticeable in the bathroom).Then it's no surprise that you could barely see Eldritch!