goingbald

i think I'm going bald.

Everyone has groove. It's in the middle of their ass. Which is where the author needs to stick his article.

I'd be more interested in getting a pair of Bubbles glasses. Those would be great for Halloween.

You know, the last show of this tour is in Kansas City...which is within reasonable driving distance from Milwaukee....nome saaaAAAAAYYYN?

Hope or Different Strings...mellow and short.

They should really test their fans tolerance and go hard core country with the next album.

working man. well working woman is fun too.

Agree that the sound was a tab bottom heavy. I was on the floor, about 25 rows back, center section. I thought the crowd was appreciative, but kind of reserved...alot of sitting. Much more lively crowd in Chicago last year. But awesomely played show...I didn't notice any significant mistakes. I enjoyed the fake moustaches the string players donned for yyz...not sure if that's something they've been doing. Seemed to catch Ged and Al by surprise...in a funny way. I guess the guys sense of humor is wearing off on the fiddlers. The fake eyeglasses, big nose and moustache combo might be a better choice.

Red Wings Stanley cups - 11 Blackhawks Stanley cups - 5 Hey just 3 or 4 more and you can be 'close'. It's ok for you to be overwhelmed about winning the cup since you're not used to it. :laughing guy:

Spooning? No thanks, I prefer forking.

I think he got too close to Spinal Tap's drummer and spontaneously combusted.

Unless your Keith Emerson or Rick Wakeman, no one comes to see the keyboard player. Synths should just be appetizer, not the whole meal. I hated Alex's 'clean' sound on Hold Your Nose and Pesto. Sterile and neutered. Neil said they are lucky to breakeven on album sales and concerts are the money makers. That's opposite of how it used to be. So I wouldn't be surprised it they just release few new songs (4 or 5)...similar in sound to CA, do the R40,41,42, whatever tour and call it a day. It's getting late in the day to make another major shift in direction. There's certainly nothing interesting in current music that would influence them...unless you want them to play house music.

Hmmm, I'll have to buy a ticket and go to the show to see what he's so negative about.

I did the Summerfest show back in 2010 and remember watching fireworks during the Moving Pictures set...kind of distracting. As I remember, the sound wasn't that great...and parking around there is a total cluster. Sorry to be a buzzkill, but I'm going to a different show.

I believe Neil said the music industry is flipped today. It used to be that you made your money on album sales and broke even on tours. Now you make your money on tours and hopefully break even on album sales.