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Crikey that's steep, even for Ronnie's. Although having said that I usually go for the restricted view seats because they're not that restricted. but having said that, they've also reduced the footprint of seats in the restricted view area. Because I can suddenly see around pillars a lot better.

Um, Sally James though.

drop any clams?

Long as in many songs, but still finishing at the curfew time.

Having said that though, PJ do ridiculously early/long encores so when that happens you can start heading to the exits and still catch the end of the show but be nearer the exits. Then leg it

setlist.fm has set times for previous shows (https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/pearl-jam-23d6b80b.html - beware potential setlist spoilers of course, even though they do a different set every night). Pearl Jam tend to go on a bit, but on the other hand there'll be a strict curfew at Hyde Park to keep the locals happy (Adele was all done by 10.20pm on Saturday) Even if it's an early (Adele-like) finish you've still got to contend with 50,000 people heading for the exits. Do you live in Mayfair? if not err on the side of caution.

So it is! I thought it might be some new-fangled boutique version of similar. Bit more digging reveals this equipboard page https://equipboard.com/submissions/413320 with a nice photo: ...and links on to JMJ's insta, but page missing so I just went to his insta feed and found this https://www.instagram.com/p/CYm6YTLPVRO/ where his full arsenal is on display. Wah, I want.

What's this weirdo from St Vincent's set? (the bass that is). Full set at https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p0c7j7r8/glastonbury-st-vincent

St Vincent at the H. Odeon last night, Justin Meldal-Johnsen on bass - including his dpahne blue Mustang (does he play his own signature model?), a Hofner Club, a beat up brown Fender P, the new bass (see post on https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/466178-bass-id-game-glasto-edition/) Let's also hear it for Mark Guiliana on drums and Rachel Eckroth on keys (and the brilliant backing singers)

Michael League appears to have left his usual bass at home and had to use whatever the venue had lying around. Any ideas? (I fully expect to be told it's some mega-$$$ boutique bass now)

Herbie Hancock at the Barbican

Agree, it should be called "Here Are The Various Bits Of This Song"

I like a couple - The Charismatic Voice for all the above reasons, plus Jamel AKA Jamal because he's just such a lovely lad. Also, pretty much anyone ever who's done a reaction video for Jinjer's Pisces. eg ahem "The Fairy Voice Mother" here

Magma (saturday night). Also Magma (friday night)

The miming over a backing track version is still pretty good mind you (also there's a fairly good live version from 2014 on the internet somewhere)

Tenuous UK Subs connection: I was once in a band whose previous bassist was the original (or maybe second) UK Subs bassist. edit: I've checked the history books and turn out I preceded him. And this band's timeline is marginally simpler than that of the UK Subs

My bandmates often tell me something about a wind break, it all makes sense now

For the sake of balanced content, TLev with hair. (from https://tonylevin.com/road-diaries/looking-back/pictures-from-way-back)

I've been twice, when I was 29 and when I was 35, which simultaneously proves and refutes your hypothesis. My good friend Dr Schrödinger agreed with me, then didn't.

I'm sure there's plenty there to keep one entertained if you wander around the myriad infinity of stages Which I can't be arsed with, so I'll pick up edited highlights on BBC4

And delightful fretless tone, appearing in 1987 with recently in vogue pop singer, and some bloke on guitar.

Good stuff! how about a bass clef/notation version for the hat trick?

New Moon as well. I like that you can specify home/UK/Worldwide cover per item. As with all insurance it all boils down to the process and experience when you need to claim - which thankfully I've never had to.

I was at the second Royal Albert Hall show. Jeff was great, and Rhonda was brilliant (sounded fine from my seat) Annoyances: 1. The running times were changed on the website on the day of the gig. We were originally told JB at 7.30, interval, resume at 8.30, done by 10pm. Fine lets get there early lads! We did, and sat through the insipid Sharon Corr support set wondering when JB would join in. 2. Johnny Depp - he's just rubbish really. And appearing while awaiting a trial result is being deliberating just a bit tasteless. We went to the bar for the majority of it. A couple of RAH staff I spoke were surprisingly vocal about it - one said it ruined the show for her, another said they'd received a lot of complaints that JD was even in the building.