I mean, it would be fun to see something like this but I’m curious as to how their jamming would suffer when they’re trying to recreate gold instead of trying to strike somewhere else.
It’s not the worst idea. But to really
would be to get Bayliss off the clock and Jake off the chugs. The band knows how to let jams breathe and they choose not to do it because the OG fans are no longer the target audience.
And while I’m at it, the annoying thing about it is the band’s latest strategy isn’t even working that well because they’ve been stagnating in the same venues for 10 years. -Borters generally bitch about the band, but we all want them to do well… so seeing them stagnate while not playing to their full potential kind of sucks, you know?
I’ve never caught DSO and I don’t know the full logistics of it, but I would expect the improv to change, just the segues and song selection to be the same.
“do the IC → Synco set one show” had me interpreting this as recreating the improv
That is why i said the “last couple years”
get off v4j NOW
I must be a Bisco fan boi and don’t want to admit it, because I want the days where CW2 or BLBC is a full on dance party for every time it’s played. I want to be sober, and have my jaw tightening up because the d/b combo is rave-y AF. No Dr. Feelgood or Paradise City cuts. Give me dance parties and 15 minute long face melts.
Kids & Kevin.
The band deciding we no longer needed BLBC in regular rotation was a bad call.
So much more “mature material” to play aka, we take ourselves too seriously now and don’t want to take the dive back to sophomoric humor. Now, they have Dad humor, and serious songs. Like sometimes their problem is they don’t let loose with not only the improv, but them poking fun at themselves made it enjoyable… made the experience more of a party. I appreciate that they want to take the music seriously however they need to know when to “lighten up and just enjoy the ride” as Kris once said in an interview a few years back
The “magic” is in the unpredictability, not those specific groupings of songs in a set. We need more spontaneity.
Edit: the answer is clearly more psychedelics
Well…at least they’ve busted out Front Porch a couple times this summer. I do notice that Hangover is pretty much an afterthought.
In the Flesh was better when they sang “joel joel joel joel”
Good. Such boring and uninspired improv.
To feel the warm thrill of Joel-fusion, that space cadet glow
I’m an immature goober and I love me some booty wax. I like the grimey funk comp of the song too.
[1] with La Grange tease
Love Hangover
I like the song but can’t think of a single noteworthy version in the last decade.
05/29/10 is only interesting Hangover I have seen in the 18 years ive been seeing the band and it not even that interesting. I like the song, tho.