starting this thread in hopes that somebody will update it real time like the PC shows. ;)
Quote from: subinai on Dec 31, 2012, 06:00 PM
starting this thread in hopes that somebody will update it real time like the PC shows. ;)
I hope so , PC posts were fantastic!
Everyone have a great night & HAPPY NEW YEAR :beer: :beer:
I might tweet a little bit throughout the show since it is a little easier on my phone than signing in on this message board.
https://twitter.com/medium_walter
thanks for the thread.. looking forward to seeing the updates. wishing i was there.
Have a wonderful time tonight folks - I expect you'll get something comparable to NYE at MSG which will be fantastic. I can't wait to get back from the DBT show in DC tonight to read all of your posts.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!!!!!
Happy New Year to you all.
Between Jazz Fest, Forecastle, Newport Folk, The North East Tri-fecta and the shows at Port Chester, Beth and I had SO SO MANY good times with you all, I hardly know where to start.
I love this band, this community and the crazy people that inhabit it.
To more good times in 2013! :beer:
have a great show tonight peeps! still catching my breath from PC - will be checking in here later to see what goodies get delivered
HAPPY NEW YEAR'S FUNKY PEOPLE!!!! HAVE A GREAT SHOW...I HOPE SOME REAL CRAZY SHIT GOES DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lipsrsealed: :beer:
Quote from: satyagraaha on Dec 31, 2012, 07:07 PM
I might tweet a little bit throughout the show since it is a little easier on my phone than signing in on this message board.
https://twitter.com/medium_walter
Ok Corey Roberts I'm counting on you!!
Jim sang one song with the PHJB.
Happy show, MMJ peeps!
Quote from: logan5ive on Dec 31, 2012, 09:11 PM
Jim sang one song with the PHJB.
St. James Infirmary?
Have a great time everyone! Would love to be there!
Circuital
So glad this is continuing...Happy Fokin' New Years!
Out of My System
I'm Amazed
Off the Record
Happy New Years! I know ya'll are having a blast...keep us posted on that setlist!
Steam Engine #mmjnye #mmjboston
Lay Low #mmjboston #mmjnye
Off the Record. #mmjboston #mmjnye
The way that he sings #mmjboston #mmjnye
I'm amazed #mmjboston #mmjnye
Out of my system. #mmjboston #mmjnye
Circuital opener #mmjnye #mmjboston
HAVE FUN GANG>>>GOING OUT TO BOOGIE...HAVE A HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!
1<3
Girl from CA, Los Angeles - Section F3, Row B: I was right in front of you - I wish I spoke to you -i fell for you something hard.
tis all
^aw.. Cute :)
Got videos though I was in front of the woofer so wish me luck . Some are covers I don't know.
Quote from: logan5ive on Dec 31, 2012, 09:11 PM
Jim sang one song with the PHJB.
I'm guessing St. James Infirmary?
The covers, if I remember corectly, were:
Rocket Man
Midnight hour
You Never can Tell (Dance contest song from Pulp Fiction)
and in the encore:
All Night Long
Celebration
Hungry Heart
Rock The Casbah
Also, anyone have a full setlist yet?
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Thanks e_wind!
Does anyone know what the (smash) next to black metal and anytime means? Also is "Hungry Heart" Bruce Springsteen's Hungry Heart?!
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Thanks e_wind!
Does anyone know what the (smash) next to black metal and anytime means? Also is "Hungry Heart" Bruce Springsteen's Hungry Heart?!
yes bruce
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Thanks e_wind!
Does anyone know what the (smash) next to black metal and anytime means? Also is "Hungry Heart" Bruce Springsteen's Hungry Heart?!
yes bruce
:shocked: :shocked: :shocked: My favorite band covering another of my favorite bands/artist?!?! Sweet goodness I can't believe that really happened! Please tell me you (or someone else) got a video/recording of it!
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Thanks e_wind!
Does anyone know what the (smash) next to black metal and anytime means? Also is "Hungry Heart" Bruce Springsteen's Hungry Heart?!
yes bruce
:shocked: :shocked: :shocked: My favorite band covering another of my favorite bands/artist?!?! Sweet goodness I can't believe that really happened! Please tell me you (or someone else) got a video/recording of it!
I did. If my internet connection didn't suck and i wasn't tire i'd upload it tonight . will do it tmrw
WOW!! nice set list!! Wilson Pickett, Chuck Berry and Bruce covers....sheesh :cool:
I was right in front of the woofer so apologies if the audio isn't as good as my usual. vocals came out great tho.
http://youtu.be/GQN_GFa-r9A (http://youtu.be/GQN_GFa-r9A)
http://youtu.be/T0C2ZzPUCAg (http://youtu.be/T0C2ZzPUCAg)
http://youtu.be/BCIGBP8OYUM (http://youtu.be/BCIGBP8OYUM)
Hungry Heart...nice :smiley:
I can totally get behind this.
Melt in public. If you can.
If Not....
My fucking soul is at another level...jesus, mary. and joseph...talk about holiness...
I'm OBSESSED. Fuckin'A. God Bless these men.
That cover...
Of Bruce...
Turned me from a fan to a follower.
MEEEE-OW.
Friends and I were just debating when they'd enter new covers into the catalog and what. Figured maybe one new cover last night and some standard dancers. Never imagined this.
They started a few minutes late apparently, that's why the 2 crossed out songs.
Quote from: logan5ive on Jan 01, 2013, 09:47 AM
They started a few minutes late apparently, that's why the 2 crossed out songs.
That's right- it was all coordinated pretty carefully to end at 11:50 - then an inflatable MMJ champagne bottle was set up, the countdown began, and at midnight they burst into OBH while balloons and confetti were dropped.
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Quote from: logan5ive on Dec 31, 2012, 09:11 PM
Jim sang one song with the PHJB.
I'm guessing St. James Infirmary?
Can anyone confirm the name of the song?
Damn. It was a set filled with standards that rawked, but then that encore...damn. Favorite moment: during phone this athiest decided that whatever god really is speaks through Jim's music.this one and the Port Chester one were both the best ever.
Did anyone catch all of Jim's speech about the true meaning of NYE? It was short, sweet, & his most talkative moment of the night. I think he called it a "Holy Night," but he may have just said "cold night"! Then he said it was: "A time of change, a time of hope, a time of promise" (perhaps not in that order).
Will hope to reflect more later, but I have been seeing MMJ with some regularity since 2006, & I would have to say last night was my best yet. Love this band, this fan community. Happy 2013 to all!
All Night Long - was that Lionel Ritchie?
Quote from: Anu on Jan 01, 2013, 10:54 AM
Did anyone catch all of Jim's speech about the true meaning of NYE? It was short, sweet, & his most talkative moment of the night. I think he called it a "Holy Night," but he may have just said "cold night"! Then he said it was: "A time of change, a time of hope, a time of promise" (perhaps not in that order)."
You're right on that one, he did say it was a holy night haha! These guys turned it into a holy night, that show was unforgettable. There weren't as many deep cuts but they completely made up for it with their performances of these tracks and a bunch of awesome covers, the whole night was upbeat and fun to ring in the new year.
Some things that really stuck out to me were the trance-inducing jams I'd never heard them do before at the beginnings and endings of some songs (Off the Record, Steam Engine, Wonderful, Cobra). I know there were others just can't remember where they fell. The covers were perfect choices, first time I got Rocket Man! In The Midnight Hour and Hungry Heart were two highlights as well, probably my favorites out of that group. The band was having so much fun too, especially after the balloons and confetti rained down. Couldn't think of a better way to ring in the New Year, hope everyone has a happy and healthy 2013!!
I've been to a lot of shows over the years, but never have I myself, and witnessed others, having so much friggin fun last night.
I was in F3, row J, seats 1-2 on the center aisle. Everybody, and I mean everybody around me and in front of me were dancing like their lives depended on it. Couples dancing with each other, complete strangers high fiving. It was amazing. The encore was a giant dance party with the aisles filling and everybody having a blast.
I would have loved to hear Bermuda Highway, The Bear, and a few others. But overall, there can't be any complaints about last night. Just a great time all around.
And whoever the guy is that was in F2, row J, on the aisle (near me).....kudos to you, buddy. You certainly get your money's worth. Dancing up a storm and sweating bullets. I had just as much fun watching you as I did the band. :beer:
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Quote from: logan5ive on Dec 31, 2012, 09:11 PM
Jim sang one song with the PHJB.
I'm guessing St. James Infirmary?
Can anyone confirm the name of the song?
It was St. James Infirmary
I know for fact that the sax player sang "I went down to the St James infirmary, saw my baby lyin there..." During the song AFTER Jim left the stage. For that reason I was thinking that he didn't sing SJI
Quote from: e_wind on Jan 01, 2013, 02:30 AM
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It was pure bliss all night long. Interesting the 2 songs that were scratched... I mentioned to my wife right after the show that these were the 2 songs I felt would have made it a PERFECT set list. At least the band and I were thinking along the same lines even if it didn't happen.
Only complaint about the show was the a-hole security harassing people for dancing in the aisles and asking for our tickets all night long. WTH was that all about? Worst security hassle ever.
love the choices of covers in the encore... awesome. loved how set one was just awesome standard rockers and the encore was a dance party really.
I woke up happy as fuck. Hungry Heart?!!!! Hungry Heart. Happy. Fucking. New Year.
Amazeballs.
http://youtu.be/Mq2lS0IMAyw (http://youtu.be/Mq2lS0IMAyw)
http://youtu.be/Ozs2LWlViiw (http://youtu.be/Ozs2LWlViiw)
http://youtu.be/nCjJCYUUSIg (http://youtu.be/nCjJCYUUSIg)
http://youtu.be/x8sr6QlWdYc (http://youtu.be/x8sr6QlWdYc)
http://youtu.be/LlpRhz_aKM0 (http://youtu.be/LlpRhz_aKM0)
Off The Record - My Morning Jacket (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifQ35Hc_KEQ#ws)
Quote from: bartel on Jan 01, 2013, 12:30 PM
love the choices of covers in the encore... awesome. loved how set one was just awesome standard rockers and the encore was a dance party really.
Yup, that was awesome.
I talked to many folks about how PCx3 was a COMPLETELY different beast. The PC shows were filled with deep cuts, they were intimate, and seemed to be designed knowing tht so many people were going to be there that were insane fans. NYE was designed to be a party, for all fans alike. Both were amazing in their own right
Is anyone else acting like a total spaz today? Because I certainly am. Certifiable weirdo. I'm having a dance party for one with these videos.
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Quote from: bartel on Jan 01, 2013, 12:30 PM
love the choices of covers in the encore... awesome. loved how set one was just awesome standard rockers and the encore was a dance party really.
Yup, that was awesome.
I talked to many folks about how PCx3 was a COMPLETELY different beast. The PC shows were filled with deep cuts, they were intimate, and seemed to be designed knowing tht so many people were going to be there that were insane fans. NYE was designed to be a party, for all fans alike. Both were amazing in their own right
Wish I could've made it to Boston! Looked like one hell of a party!! I do have to say though that Night 3 in PC was quite the dance party as well... Especially with the loge bouncing on the first song alone! I'm glad you all had a great show! Happy New Year!
Quote from: Jeff Murray on Jan 01, 2013, 02:07 PM
Especially with the loge bouncing on the first song alone!
Forgive me for thickness, but what does this mean? I've seen the word "loge" used a couple times in the last few days and it's going over my head.
Loge was the first 3 rows of the balcony.
OK, but why? Haha! Anyone able to offer the etymology of the word? (Too curious for my own good)
ETA: OK, forget it. I looked the term up. I get it now. :undecided: I thought, at first, it was a forum specific slang. Thanks NN!
What a fun night. So great to meet so many new faces from the forum. Truly a wonderful group of people.
Highlights for me were the Cobra intro>Run Thru. What a monster. And then the Phone was the best I've seen live. Amazing jam at the end.
Here's my crappy little vid from the NYE countdown. Place went ballistic during that Holiday. Sorry for the harsh cut on OBH, but i couldn't contain myself any longer. :cheesy:
http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA (http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA)
Looks like a fun set for sure!! Thanks for posting all those cuts Dillsnufus, fucking great!! :bath:
Also just watched your Hungry Heart vid on youtube...I almost feel like I was there last night after seeing all these vids! :grin:
Quote from: nuggets on Jan 01, 2013, 02:38 PM
What a fun night. So great to meet so many new faces from the forum. Truly a wonderful group of people.
Highlights for me were the Cobra intro>Run Thru. What a monster. And then the Phone was the best I've seen live. Amazing jam at the end.
Here's my crappy little vid from the NYE countdown. Place went ballistic during that Holiday. Sorry for the harsh cut on OBH, but i couldn't contain myself any longer. :cheesy:
http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA (http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA)
ok - I know I'm exhausted but that just brought tears to my eyes. Fantastic!! :grin:
Quote from: nuggets on Jan 01, 2013, 02:38 PM
http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA (http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA)
I got chills around the 2:15 mark when the balloons drop and you can hear the opening notes of OBH. I can't imagine how much fun that must've been!
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Quote from: nuggets on Jan 01, 2013, 02:38 PM
http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA (http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA)
I got chills around the 2:15 mark when the balloons drop and you can hear the opening notes of OBH. I can't imagine how much fun that must've been!
I loved watching this video - really captured the intense excitement of the moment. Thanks so much for posting!
You guys got an amazing show last night/this morning.
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Quote from: logan5ive on Dec 31, 2012, 09:11 PM
Jim sang one song with the PHJB.
I'm guessing St. James Infirmary?
Can anyone confirm the name of the song?
It was St. James Infirmary
I know for fact that the sax player sang "I went down to the St James infirmary, saw my baby lyin there..." During the song AFTER Jim left the stage. For that reason I was thinking that he didn't sing SJI
I have the song on my iPod and I can definitely confirm it was SJI
... and Dillsnufus you're no less than a hero for posting all of those amazing videos from the last few nights. Such high quality and right on the rail - it doesn't get any better!!
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Quote from: logan5ive on Dec 31, 2012, 09:11 PM
Jim sang one song with the PHJB.
I'm guessing St. James Infirmary?
Can anyone confirm the name of the song?
It was St. James Infirmary
I know for fact that the sax player sang "I went down to the St James infirmary, saw my baby lyin there..." During the song AFTER Jim left the stage. For that reason I was thinking that he didn't sing SJI
I have the song on my iPod and I can definitely confirm it was SJI
Hmm I think the song with JJ might be mislabeled on iTunes?
They were two diff versions of SJI. Jim's first and the PHJB did a speedier version right after, but same song.
3 nites in Port Chester was not enough. Last night was amazing. How could it not be?
I took my longtime bud whose never really listened to the boys and he had a fucking blast.
The one thing you'll always see at MMJ concerts is gigantic smiles across everyone's faces. It's impossible not to.
Quote from: pjfan04101 on Jan 01, 2013, 12:11 PM
And whoever the guy is that was in F2, row J, on the aisle (near me).....kudos to you, buddy. You certainly get your money's worth. Dancing up a storm and sweating bullets. I had just as much fun watching you as I did the band. :beer:
pretty sure that was Daniel (forum name Midwesterner)
Quote from: nuggets on Jan 01, 2013, 03:48 PM
They were two diff versions of SJI. Jim's first and the PHJB did a speedier version right after, but same song.
Welp that solves that.
That was a party ! Great Show. Equal to MSG NYE in my mind. The Pressy guys were so great also, purfect warm up for those that got there asses in time. Here's a crappy iphone vid of St. James Infirmary. Venue rules on the camera's and international id's bummed us out. No service without passports ! good thing we snuck in some :tongue: :evil:
Great crowd, everyone so friendly on NYE. Cheers to 13 y'all.
http://youtu.be/6_mLgRuL6gc (http://youtu.be/6_mLgRuL6gc)
Hungry Heart with PHJB! So great. We were hoping for a Bruce cover after this tweet earlier in the fall!
https://twitter.com/jimjames/status/264980287774142464
We were in F5 right in front of the sound board.
I agree about the dance party but am a little jealous of the people on the aisles.
The string of covers in the encore was just priceless, and I don't think I've ever been part of that kind of balloon & confetti drop with the house lights up. 'One Big Holiday' was perfect for that moment.
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Quote from: nuggets on Jan 01, 2013, 02:38 PM
What a fun night. So great to meet so many new faces from the forum. Truly a wonderful group of people.
Highlights for me were the Cobra intro>Run Thru. What a monster. And then the Phone was the best I've seen live. Amazing jam at the end.
Here's my crappy little vid from the NYE countdown. Place went ballistic during that Holiday. Sorry for the harsh cut on OBH, but i couldn't contain myself any longer. :cheesy:
http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA (http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA)
This video is amazeballs. Really tugs at my heart strings. Wish I was there for this!! :cheesy:
Quote from: nuggets on Jan 01, 2013, 02:38 PM
What a fun night. So great to meet so many new faces from the forum. Truly a wonderful group of people.
Highlights for me were the Cobra intro>Run Thru. What a monster. And then the Phone was the best I've seen live. Amazing jam at the end.
Here's my crappy little vid from the NYE countdown. Place went ballistic during that Holiday. Sorry for the harsh cut on OBH, but i couldn't contain myself any longer. :cheesy:
http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA (http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA)
Ok, I just cried watching this! How amazing!!! Really sorry I had to miss this show.
http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2010/11/preservation_ha_1.html (http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2010/11/preservation_ha_1.html)
This might explain the two versions of St. James Infirmary, for those of you who are interested.
My one line review:
A great night with great people and great music, including great covers!
Here's my little vid from the night:
Thousands of MMJ Fans' Hands Touching Two Big Balls on New Year's Eve (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JB3fJgBFiG4#ws)
:evil:
Nice video of Jim with preservation pictures to come soon
Preservation Hall Jazz Band - St. James Infirmary w/ Jim James Agganis Arena Boston 12-31-12 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eie7kUjSaiw#ws)
Quote from: TheThird on Jan 01, 2013, 03:17 PM
Quote from: nuggets on Jan 01, 2013, 02:38 PM
http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA (http://youtu.be/VXyH91SQJHA)
I got chills around the 2:15 mark when the balloons drop and you can hear the opening notes of OBH. I can't imagine how much fun that must've been!
Grey, there was a tenth grade guy there from Mufreesboro. His parents brought him to the shows and they stayed through New Years. Maybe someone for you to flail on the rail with when Whippy and mahg33ta aren't available.
Real life returned less that 24 hours after I said goodbye to some of the coolest, kindest people I've ever known. Now, my students must suffer as I keep playing Nuggets video from midnight in Boston! What a fun time!
2012 was a great year for My Morning Jacket and their fans!
2013 might be the year of Jim James!
Thanks to all here on the forum and at the shows for making it a great 2012 for me. From Forecastle to New Years, I saw some great music in some great venues. As said so often, its all made better with awesome friends and friendly strangers grooving together.
Happy New Year and thanks for the memories. Can't wait to keep making more...
First off, I would like to say how happy I am that I got to meet so many forum folks. What a great group of people I look forward to rocking out with again in the future. Everyone is so warm, passionate and welcoming. It was my first time meeting anyone on the forum so I didn't know what to expect. Thank you all for being so damn awesome!
I also randomly made friends with some forum folks who were on my flight back to Austin who I didn't meet during the show. It was great to just talk about the shared experience!
I am still riding the high of this show. Trying to be productive at work today is not working out so well. That first set just kicked my ass from start to finish regardless of the lack of deep tracks. It seemed they jammed out alot more than normal which was great. Every song was played like it was an encore and just kept getting harder and harder. I kept thinking with everysong, "This is my favorite moment of the show, how can they top this?" the Steam Engine of a show kept barreling on and everysong topped the previous.
The second set was just such an awesome dance party. Friends and strangers getting down. The most surreal moment for me was hearing the opening notes to One Big Holiday while admist a downfall of confetti and balloons. Seriously, one of the greatest feelings of my life. It was funny watching Jim read the lyrics to "Rock the Casbah". I don't know if anyone else noticed that? Did anyone on the forum get the poster he was using to read the lyrics?
One last thought, my friend who flew out to Boston with me had never listened to My Morning Jacket before the show. The first thing he said to me after the show was, "Where are we flying next to go see them? I didn't understand half of the words, but it doesn't matter, It was just something about the way he sang. I have never felt so many different things from a rock show. I get it now Josh, I need to see them again"
That statement alone made the whole trip for me as I have converted a new follower!
Josh,
Yes, Sara from Sweden got the poster. I believe Scosby caught it, and being the guy he is, gave it to her. They also did this at MPP over the summer, and our very own Rob (GO4IT) snagged that poster. Complete with lyrics, and signed!!
Not sure if we met in PC or Boston, but glad you had a great time, and got to meet some of the greatest people a band could ask to have for fans.
I can't claim credit for this video... but this was the highlight of the evening for me. This cover was totally unexpected.
MMJ Covering Chuck Barry's "You Never Can Tell" (http://youtu.be/x8sr6QlWdYc)
I had to shush a sparkly dressed woman in front of me during Wonderful. She apologized profusely afterwards, introduced herself as Patrick's wife, and fed us a bunch of Miller HighLifes she was getting from back stage. A welcome gesture, but you'd think they'd be drinking better beer back there!
Quote from: bigloop on Jan 02, 2013, 08:17 PM
I had to shush a sparkly dressed woman in front of me during Wonderful. She apologized profusely afterwards, introduced herself as Patrick's wife, and fed us a bunch of Miller HighLifes she was getting from back stage. A welcome gesture, but you'd think they'd be drinking better beer back there!
:grin:
The Champagne of Beers is very fitting for NYE. Seriously, that's a great story
Yes Josh, Sara and I caught a poster with the Casbah lyrics....I believe the third went to one of Eric Mayers friends that were to the left of us. Mine is slightly torn from all the tussle but its still pretty cool considering its signed by the band as well
Did anyone recognize the guy that was holding the posters for Jim?/ he looked quite familiar but couldn't put me finger on it
Quote from: bhyman on Jan 02, 2013, 01:58 PM
I can't claim credit for this video... but this was the highlight of the evening for me. This cover was totally unexpected.
MMJ Covering Chuck Barry's "You Never Can Tell" (http://youtu.be/x8sr6QlWdYc)
I can . thanks for posting it
So I know this isn't going to go over well but I thought the show was a C+ at best. The first half for me was really standard MMJ and just not exciting. The song selection and playing was just boring. I know they want to reach a wider audience but NYE is a night to go all out. Even PWW was boring and it is one of my favorite songs of the past 10 years. Compared to the Red Rocks versions this was like listening to PWW on At Dawn.
The only interesting moment for me was the Steam Engine. The show did pick up at Touch Me Pt1 through the end of the main set. I have nothing negative to say about this part of the show. I loved the Cobra>Run Thru and You Can Never Tell.
The encore portion was fun but not really exciting. I had seen all of the covers played live before with the exception of Hungry Hearts. I never need to hear them play All night long or Celebration again.
In many ways this show just felt like a rehash of the past year and brought nothing new. Compared to the MSG NYE it felt stale and like the band didn't want to try to take any risks. At 12/31/2008 the covers they chose felt specifically picked out for that night. They all had similar themes and played together extremely well. But this year it was just a bunch of random cover songs. Also compared to the Red Rocks shows which I think are 2 of he best shows the band has ever played I would say there was very little "spontaneous" about the show. In many ways the show for me represented everything that frustrated me about the 2011 tour with the highly repetitive setlists and standard playing.
Quote from: midwesterner on Jan 02, 2013, 09:57 PM
So I know this isn't going to go over well but I thought the show was a C+ at best. The first half for me was really standard MMJ and just not exciting. The song selection and playing was just boring. I know they want to reach a wider audience but NYE is a night to go all out. Even PWW was boring and it is one of my favorite songs of the past 10 years. Compared to the Red Rocks versions this was like listening to PWW on At Dawn.
The only interesting moment for me was the Steam Engine. The show did pick up at Touch Me Pt1 through the end of the main set. I have nothing negative to say about this part of the show. I loved the Cobra>Run Thru and You Can Never Tell.
The encore portion was fun but not really exciting. I had seen all of the covers played live before with the exception of Hungry Hearts. I never need to hear them play All night long or Celebration again.
In many ways this show just felt like a rehash of the past year and brought nothing new. Compared to the MSG NYE it felt stale and like the band didn't want to try to take any risks. At 12/31/2008 the covers they chose felt specifically picked out for that night. They all had similar themes and played together extremely well. But this year it was just a bunch of random cover songs. Also compared to the Red Rocks shows which I think are 2 of he best shows the band has ever played I would say there was very little "spontaneous" about the show. In many ways the show for me represented everything that frustrated me about the 2011 tour with the highly repetitive setlists and standard playing.
I can actually agree, completely. Started out kinda boring, picked up in the last half the main set. OBH and the covers were fun, but seemed repetitive.
Quote from: ericm on Jan 02, 2013, 12:05 PM
Josh,
Yes, Sara from Sweden got the poster. I believe Scosby caught it, and being the guy he is, gave it to her. They also did this at MPP over the summer, and our very own Rob (GO4IT) snagged that poster. Complete with lyrics, and signed!!
Fully gets the credit for giving Sara that poster!
Quote from: dylyn on Jan 02, 2013, 08:36 PM
Yes Josh, Sara and I caught a poster with the Casbah lyrics....I believe the third went to one of Eric Mayers friends that were to the left of us. Mine is slightly torn from all the tussle but its still pretty cool considering its signed by the band as well
Did anyone recognize the guy that was holding the posters for Jim?/ he looked quite familiar but couldn't put me finger on it
It was Chris Funk from the Decemberists! I thought he looked really familiar too, and can't believe I didn't place him from four feet away, but then, he did have on a nutty outfit. Earlier on I had looked back, and saw this guy SITTING DOWN right in front of ms. yvon and wondered what the hell, and it turns out it was Mr. Funk himself!
Quote from: dylyn on Jan 02, 2013, 08:36 PM
Yes Josh, Sara and I caught a poster with the Casbah lyrics....I believe the third went to one of Eric Mayers friends that were to the left of us. Mine is slightly torn from all the tussle but its still pretty cool considering its signed by the band as well
Did anyone recognize the guy that was holding the posters for Jim?/ he looked quite familiar but couldn't put me finger on it
I think I had my hand on that poster, the second I felt it rip, I let it go! Sorry Dylyn! :)
Eric gave the other poster to people who won upgraded seats and totally had an incredible night. Sara and I were talking about how they came in casual fans and are probably now fans for life :smiley:
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Quote from: dylyn on Jan 02, 2013, 08:36 PM
Yes Josh, Sara and I caught a poster with the Casbah lyrics....I believe the third went to one of Eric Mayers friends that were to the left of us. Mine is slightly torn from all the tussle but its still pretty cool considering its signed by the band as well
Did anyone recognize the guy that was holding the posters for Jim?/ he looked quite familiar but couldn't put me finger on it
I think I had my hand on that poster, the second I felt it rip, I let it go! Sorry Dylyn! :)
Eric gave the other poster to people who won upgraded seats and totally had an incredible night. Sara and I were talking about how they came in casual fans and are probably now fans for life :smiley:
Aw Dude I'm totally gonna rip it in half and split it with you now!
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Quote from: FiddleCastro on Jan 02, 2013, 11:01 PM
Quote from: dylyn on Jan 02, 2013, 08:36 PM
Yes Josh, Sara and I caught a poster with the Casbah lyrics....I believe the third went to one of Eric Mayers friends that were to the left of us. Mine is slightly torn from all the tussle but its still pretty cool considering its signed by the band as well
Did anyone recognize the guy that was holding the posters for Jim?/ he looked quite familiar but couldn't put me finger on it
I think I had my hand on that poster, the second I felt it rip, I let it go! Sorry Dylyn! :)
Eric gave the other poster to people who won upgraded seats and totally had an incredible night. Sara and I were talking about how they came in casual fans and are probably now fans for life :smiley:
Aw Dude I'm totally gonna rip it in half and split it with you now!
Haha! I already have a poster :)
I just wanna send a big thanks to all the forum peeps that I met at NYE. Some of the kindest, nicest folks. The show was a nice fix for me since it had been awhile since I saw MMJ. I was hoping for some deeper cuts, but I knew that was what the Port Chester run was for. It was great seeing "Rock the Kasbah", the energy during "HOTBM" with PHJB was insane!, and the countdown from the front row looking back at the crowd was awesome!
I got my first MMJ show setlist ever, so I was pumped about that. All in all, Boston was a great way to share with fellow fans NYE.
Can't wait to see some of the board members again down the road!
Also a brief mention for seeing McLovin from SuperBad at the show!
CHIMMJFAN
Some Pics Enjoy
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hflpjtrade/sets/72157632416850669/ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/hflpjtrade/sets/72157632416850669/)
Quote from: CHIMMJFAN on Jan 02, 2013, 11:56 PM
Also a brief mention for seeing McLovin from SuperBad at the show!
I always knew McLovin was the man!! :grin: :thumbsup:
When you're ringing in the year with McLovin, you know you're doing something right.
Right?
Anyway, what a great New Year's party! "You Never Can Tell" was one of the biggest genuine surprises I've ever had at a Jacket show, loved the crowd boogie that was goin' on during that one! And those gigantic "New Year's Balls" were a great touch leading up to the countdown. Also loved the giant inflatable MMJ-brand Champagne at the countdown! Shout out to the Casbah lyrics-holding guy provided some good laughs. And what one-of-a-kind souvenirs for the lucky folks that got one of those posters! Overall, a great party-vibe type show, which is what I felt was needed for a gig like this!
[CAUTION: Rant follows. This is not important and has nothing to do with MMJ, I just gotta get it out.
Agganis Arena is BRUTAL! The lines for any drinks or snacks were ridiculously long and inexcusable for an arena of that size. I waited 20 minutes for my first drink during the PHJB, and was hoping the line situation would improve once MMJ started. I ducked out during Victory Dance and ended up waiting in line nearly half an hour, before reaching the front and being told my out-of-state driver's license would not be accepted as a form of ID and that I was out of luck. Even though I had purchased a beer earlier using my driver's license and credit card no problem. I showed my driver's license, a credit card, a government-issued health card and even my insurance card as further proof but I was denied. A passport, they said, was the only way for an out-of-state resident to purchase alcohol now... apparently? The mid-show policy switch really bummed me out as not only did I come up empty-handed in the drink department, but I also missed nearly half an hour of the show. A passport was now the only ID they would have accepted. Moral of the story is, just pretend you're going on an international flight every day, and never let that passport leave your pocket. New Year's Resolution!
You're just a jaded fan at this point.
Before MMJ my favorite band was 311. I've been seeing them since I was 15 years old (I'm 31 now) and have seen them 32 or 33 times, traveling all over the country in the process. I've been to 3 311 Days (3/11/xx, which they play every other year, 4 - 5 hour shows which end up being 60 - 70 songs.) A couple years ago I traveled to ATL for their Halloween show where they played their first album in it's entirety followed by another set. After the show I found myself upset with setlist, in my mind they were supposed to play the most epic set ever, filled with rarities and songs I hadn't seen them play yet (which at this point was just a handful of songs out of their entire catalog). This show was about a week after the MMJ T5 run so that didn't help matters either.
Eventually I realized until I adjust my expectations and not assume the greatest setlist everytime, there was no way I could just enjoy the show for what it was. Now I just go with the goal of having fun and not just "checking off" songs that I haven't seen.
Was I expecting some rarer gems on NYE? Sure. I would have loved to have seen some of their b-sides and deep cuts. But in the end I ended up having so much fun just dancing and singing along that whatever was left off the setlist didn't matter in the end.
Quote from: midwesterner on Jan 02, 2013, 09:57 PM
So I know this isn't going to go over well but I thought the show was a C+ at best. The first half for me was really standard MMJ and just not exciting. The song selection and playing was just boring. I know they want to reach a wider audience but NYE is a night to go all out. Even PWW was boring and it is one of my favorite songs of the past 10 years. Compared to the Red Rocks versions this was like listening to PWW on At Dawn.
The only interesting moment for me was the Steam Engine. The show did pick up at Touch Me Pt1 through the end of the main set. I have nothing negative to say about this part of the show. I loved the Cobra>Run Thru and You Can Never Tell.
The encore portion was fun but not really exciting. I had seen all of the covers played live before with the exception of Hungry Hearts. I never need to hear them play All night long or Celebration again.
In many ways this show just felt like a rehash of the past year and brought nothing new. Compared to the MSG NYE it felt stale and like the band didn't want to try to take any risks. At 12/31/2008 the covers they chose felt specifically picked out for that night. They all had similar themes and played together extremely well. But this year it was just a bunch of random cover songs. Also compared to the Red Rocks shows which I think are 2 of he best shows the band has ever played I would say there was very little "spontaneous" about the show. In many ways the show for me represented everything that frustrated me about the 2011 tour with the highly repetitive setlists and standard playing.
haha. glad you guys are enjoying the vid. wish it was better or rather longer. :thumbsup:
and thanks to yac for putting together the pre-show meet-up. you rep nh well, sir.
oh and....a recording would be nice. was the guy recording the same as the guy who did boston '10, yac? i hope not, 'cause we'll probably never see it. maybe an official bootleg release? please?
Thanks, Nuggets, er... Tom! Enjoyed hanging with you as well. Should have visited your car with you. :wink: Nice to have a fellow Granite State-er along for the ride!
I've showed your video to about 100 freshman science students. They were mostly impressed (some 14 year olds are never impressed by anything).
Here are a few pics I took that night:
http://photobucket.com/logan5ive_mmj2012nye (http://photobucket.com/logan5ive_mmj2012nye)
Quote from: midwesterner on Jan 02, 2013, 09:57 PM
So I know this isn't going to go over well but I thought the show was a C+ at best. The first half for me was really standard MMJ and just not exciting. The song selection and playing was just boring. I know they want to reach a wider audience but NYE is a night to go all out. Even PWW was boring and it is one of my favorite songs of the past 10 years. Compared to the Red Rocks versions this was like listening to PWW on At Dawn.
The only interesting moment for me was the Steam Engine. The show did pick up at Touch Me Pt1 through the end of the main set. I have nothing negative to say about this part of the show. I loved the Cobra>Run Thru and You Can Never Tell.
The encore portion was fun but not really exciting. I had seen all of the covers played live before with the exception of Hungry Hearts. I never need to hear them play All night long or Celebration again.
In many ways this show just felt like a rehash of the past year and brought nothing new. Compared to the MSG NYE it felt stale and like the band didn't want to try to take any risks. At 12/31/2008 the covers they chose felt specifically picked out for that night. They all had similar themes and played together extremely well. But this year it was just a bunch of random cover songs. Also compared to the Red Rocks shows which I think are 2 of he best shows the band has ever played I would say there was very little "spontaneous" about the show. In many ways the show for me represented everything that frustrated me about the 2011 tour with the highly repetitive setlists and standard playing.
I completely disagree. Yeah, the songs themselves weren't anything we haven't seen before, but the way they played them made the party keep going the entire night. Phone was not boring. I was at Red Rocks and loved it there, but on NYE, I had an experience while Jim was playing that made me feel like the spiritual world was speaking to me through Jim. I never say shit like this either, but there it was. The whole night felt like a big dance party of love and friendship to me. The encore was probably one of the best encores they've ever done. And that's all I've got to say about that.
Hello everyone,
I was very fortunate to receive a photo pass for this show, and just posted my photos. Feel free to check them out.
http://bostonthroughmyeyes.com/post/39662683859 (http://bostonthroughmyeyes.com/post/39662683859)
(http://media.tumblr.com/b91e53b55c7bb6f30e0f40cc81036fc5/tumblr_inline_mg3783NEDB1qzntq3.jpg)
Until next time!
Great photos, Chris!
Quote from: Crispy on Jan 02, 2013, 10:49 PM
Quote from: ericm on Jan 02, 2013, 12:05 PM
Josh,
Yes, Sara from Sweden got the poster. I believe Scosby caught it, and being the guy he is, gave it to her. They also did this at MPP over the summer, and our very own Rob (GO4IT) snagged that poster. Complete with lyrics, and signed!!
Fully gets the credit for giving Sara that poster!
Yes, a million thanks to sweet Fully with the kindest of hearts! :thumbsup: :kiss:
You're most welcome. It was a true pleasure to finally meet you in person.
Quote from: Fully on Jan 05, 2013, 08:51 PM
You're most welcome. It was a true pleasure to finally meet you in person.
You too! All my love to all of you, especially rail buddies Fiddle, Fully and Crispy! :cheesy: :thumbsup:
(http://media.tumblr.com/f52eabbf7b57a6a3c85b80b804b24b71/tumblr_inline_mftogisvbv1rzqnnk.gif)
Quote from: SaraBananaBear on Jan 06, 2013, 12:23 PM
Quote from: Fully on Jan 05, 2013, 08:51 PM
You're most welcome. It was a true pleasure to finally meet you in person.
You too! All my love to all of you, especially rail buddies Fiddle, Fully and Crispy! :cheesy: :thumbsup:
(http://media.tumblr.com/f52eabbf7b57a6a3c85b80b804b24b71/tumblr_inline_mftogisvbv1rzqnnk.gif)
Good to see someone recorded our group hug at midnight! :grin:
Quote from: FiddleCastro on Jan 06, 2013, 12:29 PMQuote from: SaraBananaBear on Jan 06, 2013, 12:23 PMQuote from: Fully on Jan 05, 2013, 08:51 PM
You're most welcome. It was a true pleasure to finally meet you in person.
You too! All my love to all of you, especially rail buddies Fiddle, Fully and Crispy! :cheesy: :thumbsup:
(http://media.tumblr.com/f52eabbf7b57a6a3c85b80b804b24b71/tumblr_inline_mftogisvbv1rzqnnk.gif)
Good to see someone recorded our group hug at midnight! :grin:
Awwww, yay! That was a good group hug too. :cheesy: :beer:
Finally back to reality after an extended visit to Boston and New England. Spent 8 days, visited friends in Vermont (froze are California arses off!) and had a blast being geeky tourists all throughout New England. I will preface my thoughts by saying I had an absolute blast on NYE, there wasn't anywhere else I would have rather been, or any other band I could have imagined spending that night with. Great friends old and new, MMJ rocked it (do they ever not?). NYE was sadly my only MMJ show all year and I had a great time.
So, all of that said...I completely agree with midwesterner on this one. I'm sure I too will take some heat for my comments because (understandably so) Jacket fans don't like to hear any negativity about their beloved boys. And I wouldn't even classify my feelings of the show as negative...I danced my ass off all night and was all grins. I just don't think they really brought it like I was expecting them to. Yes, my expectations were high. Sky high. This NYE show brought only a fraction of the energy that was brought at both the Fillmore and MSG NYE shows. Both song selection wise and just overall enthusiasm by the band were lacking in comparison. I also think it can be a slippery slope when comparing shows to each other, but this is a discussion forum of the shows, and I cannot help but compare this NYE show with the previous two that I saw. The energy at MSG was literally on another planet. They just didn't seem as excited to be playing NYE in Boston. They wore their normal gig threads, played an extremely standard setlist (sans covers of course), and were off the stage by 12:45 (boooooh! I think they played until 1:30 or later at MSG?)
And at the risk of pissing of the boston locals (please, no offense meant whatsoever), I think Boston and the Agganis arena was a terrible selection, that place was awful. I had a similar experience to that of osistheone. I think I had 2 beers in the venue, and waited an eternity each time. Went back to get another at 10:30 (or thereabouts?), waited for a long, long time, only to hear that last call was a minute away as I was 2 people back. Last call...at 10:30...on NYE...WTF!! Then the dude waited about 30 seconds and disconnected all the taps and told the crowd who had all waited far too long....'too bad, no more beer'. I was a tad salty. How on earth can you call off beer sales at 10:30 on NYE. And even after the show I felt the city was just dead.
I will restate that I had a great time seeing my favorite band and all comments above aside, I still would have made the decision to come to this show, nowhere else I'd rather have been. So great meeting several new forum peeps and seeing some again. And seeing some of my closest non-forum friends in New England, great times. I do think though, if I had to chose I would have chosen to see the Port Chester shows over NYE in a heartbeat. Don't hate me....this is just like my opinion....man.
Hungry Heart was awesome!!
If you are looking at the show from a song-selection point of view, yes this might have not been their best show. But I thought that this was definitely one of the better Jacket shows I have seen all year. Everyone who is complaining about the crowd, I have no idea what you are talking about. With the exception of people on the forum, I sometimes find myself surrounded by people who are not as into the show as I am. This results in laughing and even dirty looks (both gestures I received at PC in the balcony). Where I was sitting on NYE (Section 104 row A), I was surrounded by great people. The people next to me and the people below me on the floor danced All Night Long.
I thought the crowd was great. People were definitely rawking out pretty hard, with the exception of a couple girls directly behind my wife and I that thought we were off our rockers for dancing so hard. Only saw a small section of people sitting just a few rows above where the dude was signing that pretty much sat down the entire show. Other than that, folks were boogying.
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Quote from: FiddleCastro on Jan 06, 2013, 12:29 PMQuote from: SaraBananaBear on Jan 06, 2013, 12:23 PMQuote from: Fully on Jan 05, 2013, 08:51 PM
You're most welcome. It was a true pleasure to finally meet you in person.
You too! All my love to all of you, especially rail buddies Fiddle, Fully and Crispy! :cheesy: :thumbsup:
(http://media.tumblr.com/f52eabbf7b57a6a3c85b80b804b24b71/tumblr_inline_mftogisvbv1rzqnnk.gif)
Good to see someone recorded our group hug at midnight! :grin:
Awwww, yay! That was a good group hug too. :cheesy: :beer:
best group hug I've had in awhile
When they announced the PC shows and NYE, they explicitly said that NYE, "will not be part of the Spontaneous Curation Series in order to ensure an evening full of surprises." The word "surprises" might have been misleading, but you should have known the deep tracks would have been kept to a bare minimum.
Walter-
I agree with everything you said about the venue. I thought it was awful- from the long concrete descent of stairs to the horrible lines for concessions to the beer cut-off (on NYE??).
For me, it wasn't a night for deep cuts. I got everything I could hope for and more at PC night 1. This was good times with good friends and family. The crowd was surprisingly into it. My wife and my friend's wife (2 casual fans) had a great time and that's what the band was shooting for I think.
It was good to see you again, for sure !!
Venue sucked in more ways than I thought possible, but I still had a great time and left with a smile on my face after dancing the night away. And THAT is the sign of a good show, in my books! If I had a good time despite all the bullshit Agganis was throwin' at me (and everyone), that says a lot.
I completely agree with you Kyle. And now that I can take a step back and consider the night as a whole, I can see that you're spot on. We were a group of 10, of which 4 had never seen the band and 2 had only seen them once. They definitely geared the show toward that type of crowd, and I can respect that. The jacket virgins in our group were completely blown away. They sure know how to throw a party!
...I just wish the beers (or cocktails...why no booze?) would have been flowing and that I didn't have to walk almost the entire way back to the hotel (Hilton Back Bay) after the show. Getting a cab was freaking brutal!!
I was in the front row on Carl's side. The subwoofer or whatever was right in front of me so the bass was super heavy. I still had a good time tho
Eleven Twelve (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDm0PqjAF78#)
Loved the trippy countdown video from NYE... a classic from the Electric Company!
Even though I didn't love this show, I am disappointed no recording has surfaced. oh well.
Quote from: bhyman on Jan 10, 2013, 11:23 AM
Eleven Twelve (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDm0PqjAF78#)
Loved the trippy countdown video from NYE... a classic from the Electric Company!
I'm pretty sure that is from Sesame Street. One of my favorites too. :thumbsup:
Ya, it was Sesame Street. I guess those 2 shows blurred together for me as a kid. I did not know until just now that it is the Pointer Sisters on vocals.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinball_Number_Count (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinball_Number_Count)
Somebody must have been dosing when they created these videos. Very psychedelic indeed.
The Pointer Sister, WHAT? I dinna know that either! :thumbsup:
Quote from: Crispy on Jan 10, 2013, 12:21 PM
The Pointer Sister, WHAT? I dinna know that either! :thumbsup:
Oh yeah! I loved them on there!
wow - I consider myself something of a Sesame Street aficionado and I did not know it was the Pointer Sisters!
SisterS, dammit! I hate when I fail to proofread and then somebody quotes me. :embarrassed:
Quote from: Crispy on Jan 10, 2013, 12:42 PM
SisterS, dammit! I hate when I fail to proofread and then somebody quotes me. :embarrassed:
I don't judge you.
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SisterS, dammit! I hate when I fail to proofread and then somebody quotes me. :embarrassed:
I don't judge you.
You'd better not judge me, I've seen your proofreading habits, teach. :wink:
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Quote from: Crispy on Jan 10, 2013, 12:42 PM
SisterS, dammit! I hate when I fail to proofread and then somebody quotes me. :embarrassed:
I don't judge you.
You'd better not judge me, I've seen your proofreading habits, teach. :wink:
Which is exactly why I don't judge you. Plus, I'm half blind. :cool:
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Quote from: Crispy on Jan 10, 2013, 12:42 PM
SisterS, dammit! I hate when I fail to proofread and then somebody quotes me. :embarrassed:
I don't judge you.
You'd better not judge me, I've seen your proofreading habits, teach. :wink:
Which is exactly why I don't judge you. Plus, I'm half blind. :cool:
Would you like me to fix it for you, Crispy? I can make it all go away, I can put words in Fully's mouth, the power, oh the POWER!
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Quote from: Crispy on Jan 10, 2013, 12:42 PM
SisterS, dammit! I hate when I fail to proofread and then somebody quotes me. :embarrassed:
I don't judge you.
You'd better not judge me, I've seen your proofreading habits, teach. :wink:
Which is exactly why I don't judge you. Plus, I'm half blind. :cool:
Would you like me to fix it for you, Crispy? I can make it all go away, I can put words in Fully's mouth, the power, oh the POWER!
I'm getting scared now. I want my Daddy.
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SisterS, dammit! I hate when I fail to proofread and then somebody quotes me. :embarrassed:
I don't judge you.
You'd better not judge me, I've seen your proofreading habits, teach. :wink:
Which is exactly why I don't judge you. Plus, I'm half blind. :cool:
Would you like me to fix it for you, Crispy? I can make it all go away, I can put words in Fully's mouth, the power, oh the POWER!
I'm getting scared now. I want my Daddy.
:grin:
Quote from: johnnYYac on Jan 03, 2013, 03:30 PM
Should have visited your car with you. :wink:
or followed your nose back to F5 during the show. :grin:
looking at some shows coming up at Tupelo's (English Beat, Kimock, Max Creek). lemme know if your gonna make any of these and we can get a proper car visit in. :thumbsup:
Quote from: johnnYYac on Jan 03, 2013, 03:30 PM
I've showed your video to about 100 freshman science students. They were mostly impressed (some 14 year olds are never impressed by anything).
that's awesome. tough crowd indeed