Here are some pictures I took at The Wiltern on 1/06/07 in Los Angeles. Hope you like them . . .
http://flickr.com/photos/34665893@N00/
Cool Pix. Interesting, in this one you can see the backs of the skeletor boots. Looks like their held on with velcro or something.
(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/146/358917517_58c19db36a.jpg?v=0)
yea, they just go over shoes, someone here found them online, they're for halloween
:o
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v617/msyvon/358892219_61f6324e47.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v617/msyvon/358901101_68e2433e79.jpg)
dude. fantastic!
Thanks! I'm pretty sure that Two Tone Tommy picture is one of the best I've ever taken.
QuoteThanks! I'm pretty sure that Two Tone Tommy picture is one of the best I've ever taken.
It's easily the best one I've ever SEEN taken of him. You should get that framed and send it to his wife.
QuoteQuoteThanks! I'm pretty sure that Two Tone Tommy picture is one of the best I've ever taken.
It's easily the best one I've ever SEEN taken of him. You should get that framed and send it to his wife.
I would gladly send her one! PM me the info if you can please. I can't seem to get enough of MMJ lately! After seeing them at the Fillmore, then HOB Anaheim, then at the Wiltern I feel like I've been blessed by rock and roll! I almost forgot how amazing these guys were live. I wish I would of brought my camera to all the shows. Oh well, I'll take more pictures the next time around.
Someone PM this guy Tommy's mailing adress. :-*
perhaps a pm to a moderator will yield mailing info for the management office...
looking at pix of bands performing, mmj in particular, can be odd b/c you see these moments of action. these pix really capture the movement and action in the show.
again, i say: damn!
OUTSTANDING PHOTOS! You did an amazing job capturing so many memorable moments! I was lucky enough to have been there that night and it is so great to have these photos as reminders of what an awesome show it was. Looking at them makes me very happy! Thanks! :)
Quoteperhaps a pm to a moderator will yield mailing info for the management office...
looking at pix of bands performing, mmj in particular, can be odd b/c you see these moments of action. these pix really capture the movement and action in the show.
again, i say: damn!
Thanks! Everyone on this board seems really cool, I think I'm gonna visit here quite often now.
p.s. Ms Yvon, were you the girl screaming "Just One Thing?" If so, I honestly think the only reason they played it was because Jim heard you yelling. I could see that he made a last minute set change and just threw it in there and played it. It wasn't on the setlist, good job!
QuoteOUTSTANDING PHOTOS! You did an amazing job capturing so many memorable moments! I was lucky enough to have been there that night and it is so great to have these photos as reminders of what an awesome show it was. Looking at them makes me very happy! Thanks! :)
Awesome man! Thanks for the kind words! It only encourages me to take more pictures! Thanks!
I wanted to respond to that. I met a woman at Anaheim who had been yelling for Just One Thing most of the night. Then I was right next to her in L.A. where she did the same thing. I know Jim must have heard her because he changed guitars and played her song. Steam Engine was on the setlist, and it never was played. :) I think Jim played Just One Thing in its place. I saw her again after the show, gave her a hug and said " they played your song!" She obviously really wanted to hear it. Just one more example of what a kind brother is Jim! Cool that someone else noticed! I had wanted to mention it. :)
that wasn't me asking for 'just one thing.' how fucking rad that they busted it out for her, tho! as my aunt would say, "what nice boys, that band."
i'm always launching strong vibes for 'radio king' at wilco shows. ;D
QuoteI wanted to respond to that. I met a woman at Anaheim who had been yelling for Just One Thing most of the night. Then I was right next to her in L.A. where she did the same thing. I know Jim must have heard her because he changed guitars and played her song. Steam Engine was on the setlist, and it never was played. :) I think Jim played Just One Thing in its place. I saw her again after the show, gave her a hug and said " they played your song!" She obviously really wanted to hear it. Just one more example of what a kind brother is Jim! Cool that someone else noticed! I had wanted to mention it. :)
As cool as that is and as much as I love Just One Thing, Steam Engine is my favorite MMJ song and I've still yet to hear it live! :'( Oh well, Just One Thing was a real treat and I plan to see these guys live many more times. I'm sure I'll hear it soon enough. :)