This was my first east coast Slip show (can that be true?), after being out
west for the last four years, and the room felt like it was just
radiating... definitely a different ambiance than out west. The Lion's Den
was pretty much packed with devoted, attentive fans. Late in the set, Brad
made a point of saying how nice it was to be home (kind of) after being on
the road.

Though just one set, it was a fine show musically, punctuated by several
high points that Jim C. has noted. Once again, I was reminded of just how
uplifting the experience of the Slip can be. I also had the pleasure of
meeting Jim himself for the first time, as well as collaborating with him
and others on a team-effort recording which will doubtless be spread in
time.

I think I have determined that I must get to the Rhodes show...!

my best,
Andy





On Sun, 3 Nov 2002 19:43:58 EST, Jim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>untitled, but you'll know it once you've heard it ;), You'll Find a Home,
Get Me With Fuji*, 10Fold, STTN, Yaki Soba (Fast Noodle), In Russia With
Love, 74, Strumming>Sorry
>*Marc with the red bomber bass
>
>I think Brad used the Alsoa/STTN custom all night, and came through a
Marshall rig after checking with a Fender, the Poly stayed down south, as
did all of Andrew's kit except for cymbals and snare. Joe Russo generously
let Andrew borrow his back up gear (he and Marco were opening for the
Yohimbe Bros. at Tribeca Blues at the same time) Marc didn't have the
Edens, but he'd be scary on a kazoo, much less anything that has power
going through it ;) Needless to say, he rocked it with the red and white
basses, kicking his leg out and following through on notes all night....
10Fold has blown up, as has Fuji, they're really stretching them out. 74
wasn't quite the same without the banjo (and w/o Sara), although the
lyrics still ring true. The opener scorched the place, and they just piled
it on with the Fuji and 10Fold. In Russia with Love didn't have the loop
the I liked so much in Fredonia, but it was twisty and tasty nonetheless.
Yaki Soba has a Fast Blues/Just a Closer Walk Wit!
> h Thee/Kid Nikki-like vibe to it, it's been ending first sets a lot this
tour according to Sam. I'm probably missing a song, it seems a bit short
here, but it was a great show, get out and see them as they come up the
coast, playing nice rooms (State, Recher, TLA, etc) before they get to
Noho and Winooski and Montreal ;)
>Cheers, Jim

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