Port Chester and New Years articles and reviews

Started by johnnYYac, Dec 28, 2012, 11:33 AM

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johnnYYac

The fact that my heart's beating is all the proof you need.

ericm

"Where's Jim going?"

pattilovesmmj

Thanks again to all the wonderful people posting pictures, video and links!  I feel a little better when I get the scoop on the shows when I'm not at them!

Much love and Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!

CC

"My Morning Jacket took the stage with such tenacity — such pure, unbridled swagger that David Bowie would have been impressed.  Adorned in a black button down and blue knit poncho, Jim James walked across the stage wielding his Gibson ES-335 smiling (as he does), then turned to drummer Patrick Hallahan and started jumping up and down like a chubby, bearded pogo stick (as he does), and with no warning launched into "Heartbreakin Man".  And with that, the band's three night residency had begun.

The Louisville, Kentucky five-piece spun throughout their entire catalog, borrowing heavily from early records The Tennessee Fire and At Dawn. They moved through staples like "The Way That He Sings," "Magheetah" and "Off The Record", and traded smirks as they dropped rarities like "Strangulation!" and "Cobra".  After their majestic set had wrapped up, they proceeded to play a six song encore. That's right, six songs!

Let's establish something before we proceed any further: Jim James is more than a frontman, he's a genius. The man's ability to compose a rock and roll song with personal signature is incomparable to anyone of our generation. His energy is so contagious that no soul remains unmoved, and he's got Hallahan to turn around to every time he rocks his well dry.  This is not a buzz band; this is not a next big thing. Nobody is faking anything, or trying to be anybody they aren't. There is no chaser. My Morning Jacket have become certifiable legends, and we're lucky that they've worked hard enough for us to find out who they were. Three nights. No repeats. Happy New Year, indeed."

http://en.paperblog.com/my-morning-jacket-hit-the-capitol-theatre-388678/

MamaKel

Jim's not chubby! But minus that, I like that description of him...he sounds like Tigger.

MamaKel


That last paragraph is right on point...it is so true.  These boys are legends.  I'm really proud of them.

Quote from: CC Baxter on Dec 29, 2012, 02:00 PM
"My Morning Jacket took the stage with such tenacity — such pure, unbridled swagger that David Bowie would have been impressed.  Adorned in a black button down and blue knit poncho, Jim James walked across the stage wielding his Gibson ES-335 smiling (as he does), then turned to drummer Patrick Hallahan and started jumping up and down like a chubby, bearded pogo stick (as he does), and with no warning launched into "Heartbreakin Man".  And with that, the band's three night residency had begun.

The Louisville, Kentucky five-piece spun throughout their entire catalog, borrowing heavily from early records The Tennessee Fire and At Dawn. They moved through staples like "The Way That He Sings," "Magheetah" and "Off The Record", and traded smirks as they dropped rarities like "Strangulation!" and "Cobra".  After their majestic set had wrapped up, they proceeded to play a six song encore. That's right, six songs!

Let's establish something before we proceed any further: Jim James is more than a frontman, he's a genius. The man's ability to compose a rock and roll song with personal signature is incomparable to anyone of our generation. His energy is so contagious that no soul remains unmoved, and he's got Hallahan to turn around to every time he rocks his well dry.  This is not a buzz band; this is not a next big thing. Nobody is faking anything, or trying to be anybody they aren't. There is no chaser. My Morning Jacket have become certifiable legends, and we're lucky that they've worked hard enough for us to find out who they were. Three nights. No repeats. Happy New Year, indeed."

http://en.paperblog.com/my-morning-jacket-hit-the-capitol-theatre-388678/

parkervb

Don't you ever turn it off


Fully

I love how Dilsnufus's videos are the go to recordings for these shows.

johnnYYac

The fact that my heart's beating is all the proof you need.

mynameiscurt

Here is a link to a write up and pics from my site for all three nights.  If anyone wants any of the pictures just say the word, the photog is my wife!

http://www.merchantsofrock.com/my-morning-jacket-3-nights-the-capitol-theatre/

headhunter

Quote from: mynameiscurt on Jan 09, 2013, 03:05 PM
Here is a link to a write up and pics from my site for all three nights.  If anyone wants any of the pictures just say the word, the photog is my wife!

http://www.merchantsofrock.com/my-morning-jacket-3-nights-the-capitol-theatre/

WOW-- this is the best review of PC I have read.  Heather GETS it!  A good read.

was some shakin' and some record playin'

subinai

Quote from: headhunter on Jan 09, 2013, 03:31 PM
Quote from: mynameiscurt on Jan 09, 2013, 03:05 PM
Here is a link to a write up and pics from my site for all three nights.  If anyone wants any of the pictures just say the word, the photog is my wife!

http://www.merchantsofrock.com/my-morning-jacket-3-nights-the-capitol-theatre/

WOW-- this is the best review of PC I have read.  Heather GETS it!  A good read.

agreed! the first part about explaining to family why you are going to see a band 3 nights in a row hit close to home. i feel like i had that conversation a lot over the holidays.

parkervb

Quote from: headhunter on Jan 09, 2013, 03:31 PM
Quote from: mynameiscurt on Jan 09, 2013, 03:05 PM
Here is a link to a write up and pics from my site for all three nights.  If anyone wants any of the pictures just say the word, the photog is my wife!

http://www.merchantsofrock.com/my-morning-jacket-3-nights-the-capitol-theatre/

WOW-- this is the best review of PC I have read.  Heather GETS it!  A good read.

i love that first shot of Tom and Patrick!  Nice work HLW!
Don't you ever turn it off

Fully

I really liked that review. She does get it.

MamaKel

So well written.  Such a pleasure to read.  Made me feel like I was there. 

If there was a cake, she'd take it.

I've seen her work before, and was really, really impressed. I'm going to check out the site more often!