Who did you see live last?

[TrevorR]

A chum’s wife couldn’t make it to Postmodern Jukebox at G-Live so he offered me her ticket. I do love PMJ’s videos where they mash up modern hits with older musical styles. However, live they took it to another level. Such a fun, fun night out.

 

Not bad seats, either!!!

Edited Wednesday at 12:59 by TrevorR
Photo issues…

[rwillett]

The Out and Out Blues Band with our very own @ossyrocks on bass

 

[rwillett]

The sound is excellent 

Edited Friday at 18:41 by rwillett

[ossyrocks]

1 hour ago, rwillett said:

The sound is excellent 

Thanks for coming Rob! The sound on stage was pretty good too. For anyone interested, I ran my P bass into a GK Legacy 800, through an Elf 2x8. The GK DI ran to FOH and back at me a little bit in the monitors.

[rwillett]

I thoughly enjoyed the set. Songs were great, really tight band. 

[Peloquin]

Saw Agnostic Front last night at Robins in Wolverhampton. 

Not seen them for years. They were still good. 

[three]

 

Roger Daltrey in Manchester last night.  A voice I've known since I was 10 and all of the characteristics and timbre remain intact.  An extraordinary vocal performance, and not just in view of age.  An outrageously talented nine-piece band including some big names.  Roger moaned about his IEMs for most of the performance, though that seems par.  Probably a gig for Who and Daltrey stalwarts but a superb two-hour set that covered a lot of ground with some excellent variations on classic and less well-known tracks.  A highly appreciative audience too, and the band and Roger appeared to be genuinely happy throughout.  Excellent mix overall - I was directly in-front of the desk.  Acoustic instruments - and there were many of them - were handled beautifully.  As one might imagine, the only flabby, mushy, indistinct mess was the bass.  No note definition at all.  A P employed throughout with no visible bass amp.  A very good player I'd assume (given the overall class of the band) but impossible to tell.