so really an incredible show tonite.
setlist was right in tune with us. so many moments...
jim on the megaphone with preservation before they take stage.
and then...
Set list is up: http://twitter.com/MyMorningJacket/
Where to Begin? Lucky so and sos.
More reports, please!
and it happened... thank you @mymorningjacket.
ok.
so they were really ON tonite. everyone sounded so so great. the band just produces a sound like no other. truly wonderful.
can't wait to hear it again.
Where to begin, no. Unless they played super fast while I was peeing. My heart broke a little tonight. We will probably never see "our" morning jacket again. They are as humble and grateful as ever but the "atmosphere" is different. Still a great show. More later...
Change of plans. We r leaving ATL for st aug. Last chance at a small crowd. WOOOOOohoooooo. That was my wife's idea. I'm speechless.
D. Sinclair in the house with the main tip. fuck yeah mang.
So I have to say that, for the wonder and joy of Birmingham and Nashville, and despite a curfew (they stopped playing at 10:59 PM), this was the best show of the week! I loved the majesty of the Alabama Theatre, the people I've met, the pit in Nashville, seeing the Jacket for the 2nd and 3rd times, but the best show was my 4th, this week's third, Atlanta!
I rocked so hard I had my eyes closed and missed clock arms! Dondante, Smokin', Lay Low were phenomenal! The venue was cool, I met great people, and they were on fire!
And "Where to Begin"!!!! Thank you! The highlight of my week! What an amazing thing, seeing a beautiful song for the first time live! The rest of the setlists, from Bham to Atlanta, were so similar. I prayed for Steam Engine, Bermuda Highway, Dancefloors, At Dawn, but this was fine!!!!
Thank you to everyone on this forum who found your way to me. I am a lucky man, I know. This week will fall in the top ten, after the birth of my three beautiful daughters (I miss you Katherine, Madeline, and Lauren) and my marriage to a very generous and loving woman (I love you Michele).
I'll probably cool down on my postings here, now that my trip is over. I appreciate the chance to chime in and gear up!! The folks from this forum are beautiful! I couldn't have made it without you!
As I fly home tomorrow and look down at the South, a place I called home for 13 years, where I met my wife and started my family and career, I return to New Hampshire a grateful fella. Thank you, Michele, for letting me do this! I love you so much!
Girls, Daddy's home tomorrow and we'll give My Morning Jacket a rest so you can hear some White Stripes again.
Easy Way, aka Thomas, you are a fine man, a good friend. You and lovely Ashli plus your whole group were so gracious for bringing me into the fold. Seth, you gave me a kick ass start to a great three show tour. Kurt, recover from these shows, get serious about school, and be cool. ALady, Dylan, Meg, flyguy, CrispYY, Low Down, Tracy3000, and everyone else, I love what we have together- a common recognition that this here is one awesome motherfucking band!
That'll do for now. Goodnight!
-johnnYYac
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Here it is...already!
QuoteWhere to begin, no. Unless they played super fast while I was peeing. My heart broke a little tonight. We will probably never see "our" morning jacket again. They are as humble and grateful as ever but the "atmosphere" is different. Still a great show. More later...
what do you mean by this cryptic post?
QuoteSet list is up: http://twitter.com/MyMorningJacket/
Where To Begin!!! Fuckin wicked! :D
QuoteQuoteSet list is up: http://twitter.com/MyMorningJacket/
Where To Begin!!! Fuckin wicked! :D
On the other hand, with the shorter setlist, no more Way That He Sings.
That made NO songs from Tennessee Fire or At Dawn. Don't need to check the archive to make the statement that I bet that's the first time in the history of the band that that's happened :'(
QuoteQuoteQuoteSet list is up: http://twitter.com/MyMorningJacket/
Where To Begin!!! Fuckin wicked! :D
On the other hand, with the shorter setlist, no more Way That He Sings.
That made NO songs from Tennessee Fire or At Dawn. Don't need to check the archive to make the statement that I bet that's the first time in the history of the band that that's happened :'(
Yes...this made me very sad. Fun show, but my first show where I wasn't at least 4 feet from the stage. The band is growing up I guess...
Crowd may of been annoying but I have no complaints about the talent of the women that were in attendance.
Sundresses as far as the eye could see. ;D
Seen the boys a few times and that show last night absolutely kicked ass!
Did anyone see the guy light the pine straw on fire during the end of the PHJB set? I was asking a cop if they caught the guy and she insisted the fire was caused by the lights. She refused to believe my story.
QuoteDid anyone see the guy light the pine straw on fire during the end of the PHJB set? I was asking a cop if they caught the guy and she insisted the fire was caused by the lights. She refused to believe my story.
I was right next to that area. It
was caused by the light. The guy was a staff person trying to put it out.
We had a clear view of the whole thing. Some guy went right next to the light fixture and did something to start the fire. Then he went running into the crowd below. After it started roaring, some kid went up there and poured his drink into it. That didn't put it out, and then staff people worked on it until they got a fire extinguisher.
I doubt the kid got caught.
And here is a blurry picture of the fire from where we were standing:
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y293/_dissent_/mmj_fire.jpg
Was near that fire as well. When they turned on those ground lights we noticed it started smoking and then poof, fire!
Thanks to those couple guys who tried to put it out before the extinguisher came because that could've gotten ugly quick.
But holy $hit! What a show last night!! Thanks to Tayor Caine for getting these shows on Archive in record time. Been listening to it all day getting chills. And I think I've developed a non-sexual man crush on Jim James.
Can't wait for next time!
QuoteQuoteWhere to begin, no. Unless they played super fast while I was peeing. My heart broke a little tonight. We will probably never see "our" morning jacket again. They are as humble and grateful as ever but the "atmosphere" is different. Still a great show. More later...
what do you mean by this cryptic post?
I think he was saying that the atmosphere and concert style has changed with the band. They are trying to grow and reach out to a more diverse, less educated musical crowd, and that the old timers like us won't be getting the shows we have come to expect. Not necessarily a bad show, but nothing as stellar as say the Filmore series over New Years of 06 or other epic shows. A lot of people were more into their next drink, texting, or talking than the actual show.
QuoteQuoteQuoteWhere to begin, no. Unless they played super fast while I was peeing. My heart broke a little tonight. We will probably never see "our" morning jacket again. They are as humble and grateful as ever but the "atmosphere" is different. Still a great show. More later...
what do you mean by this cryptic post?
I think he was saying that the atmosphere and concert style has changed with the band. They are trying to grow and reach out to a more diverse, less educated musical crowd, and that the old timers like us won't be getting the shows we have come to expect. Not necessarily a bad show, but nothing as stellar as say the Filmore series over New Years of 06 or other epic shows. A lot of people were more into their next drink, texting, or talking than the actual show.
Yeah, I agree. I went with some casual MMJ fans who had been to a few concerts with me in the past and they even noticed that the setlist wasn't as good and the "feel" of the show was just different.
MMJ still kicks major ass, and they are improving every day (I love Friends Again) but I guess us "old timers" are going to have to get used to the fact that MMJ is getting bigger and moving away from their older material. It's kind of like having a kid who is getting older....
is there a reason why they only played 18 songs?
Quoteis there a reason why they only played 18 songs?
11 pm curfew, as posted a few other places. I'm making it my personal mission to get a groundswell of support to move the start times earlier! sign my petition!
QuoteWe had a clear view of the whole thing. Some guy went right next to the light fixture and did something to start the fire. Then he went running into the crowd below. After it started roaring, some kid went up there and poured his drink into it. That didn't put it out, and then staff people worked on it until they got a fire extinguisher.
I doubt the kid got caught.
Ok. So I'm not crazy. I saw the guy doing something up there and then quickly jump down and run through the crowd as the fire started.
As for the cerfew, I was suprised they had a 8pm start and an opening band. It could have been worse. I saw Panic there one year and they could not do an encore due to the cerfew.
A great show and a fire?!?! You guys must have had an awesome night. Glad nobody was hurt during the fire and that it served to add to the experience of the evening.
What was the instrument Jim James brought out for Smokin' from Shootin'? (I think that was the song). It was some kind of handheld keyboard-like thing.
Anyone know?
QuoteWhat was the instrument Jim James brought out for Smokin' from Shootin'? (I think that was the song). It was some kind of handheld keyboard-like thing.
Anyone know?
Laser Harp
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteWhere to begin, no. Unless they played super fast while I was peeing. My heart broke a little tonight. We will probably never see "our" morning jacket again. They are as humble and grateful as ever but the "atmosphere" is different. Still a great show. More later...
what do you mean by this cryptic post?
I think he was saying that the atmosphere and concert style has changed with the band. They are trying to grow and reach out to a more diverse, less educated musical crowd, and that the old timers like us won't be getting the shows we have come to expect. Not necessarily a bad show, but nothing as stellar as say the Filmore series over New Years of 06 or other epic shows. A lot of people were more into their next drink, texting, or talking than the actual show.
Yeah, I agree. I went with some casual MMJ fans who had been to a few concerts with me in the past and they even noticed that the setlist wasn't as good and the "feel" of the show was just different.
MMJ still kicks major ass, and they are improving every day (I love Friends Again) but I guess us "old timers" are going to have to get used to the fact that MMJ is getting bigger and moving away from their older material. It's kind of like having a kid who is getting older....
Exactly. The crowds are just filled with so many different kinds of people there. Jim has always had the crowd in his hand and that just didn't happen in Atlanta. For a few songs it happened but not like usual. No fault of the band, though. They were enjoying themselves. Tommy was a madman in the bass. Jim is about the most gracious person to walk the earth.
A couple other things.... The fire was started intentionally. We saw the guy do then run off. Big ups to the guys who poured their $10 beers on it to help contain it.
Glow sticks weren't too bad. They were definitely were there but not as bad as it could have been. I counted 53 that my wife and I collected and kept out if the air.
Also, chode, laser harp? Greatest answer ever.
I have been waiting to hear this band live since someone turned me onto It Still Moves my freshman year of college. It completely lived up to expectations, hands down one of the best concerts I've ever been to. Chastain is a great place to see a show if they have a no table set up. I'm looking forward to when they come around again and may make the trek to Charleston if the mood strikes. At any rate great show I dug the ecletic mix of music and look forward to what they come up with next!
QuoteWhat was the instrument Jim James brought out for Smokin' from Shootin'? (I think that was the song). It was some kind of handheld keyboard-like thing.
Anyone know?
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me and some of my friends started the tomahawk chop right before the encore, did anyone hear it/participate? the whigs always start off their shows with the chop and inbetween sets, so we decided to see if it would catch on with an mmj crowd. you can here it on the taping of the show, it made me so happy. great show, and fireworks were awesome at the end.
QuoteWhat was the instrument Jim James brought out for Smokin' from Shootin'? (I think that was the song). It was some kind of handheld keyboard-like thing.
Anyone know?
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I'm sorry you missed me. I had my Omnichord in the Chastain Park Red Lot before and after the show. Got a good crowd with Touch Me Part 2. After some curiosity, I now own two models, though not the coveted 100 series model Tracy3000 posted. I keep looking...
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteWhere to begin, no. Unless they played super fast while I was peeing. My heart broke a little tonight. We will probably never see "our" morning jacket again. They are as humble and grateful as ever but the "atmosphere" is different. Still a great show. More later...
what do you mean by this cryptic post?
I think he was saying that the atmosphere and concert style has changed with the band. They are trying to grow and reach out to a more diverse, less educated musical crowd, and that the old timers like us won't be getting the shows we have come to expect. Not necessarily a bad show, but nothing as stellar as say the Filmore series over New Years of 06 or other epic shows. A lot of people were more into their next drink, texting, or talking than the actual show.
Yeah, I agree. I went with some casual MMJ fans who had been to a few concerts with me in the past and they even noticed that the setlist wasn't as good and the "feel" of the show was just different.
MMJ still kicks major ass, and they are improving every day (I love Friends Again) but I guess us "old timers" are going to have to get used to the fact that MMJ is getting bigger and moving away from their older material. It's kind of like having a kid who is getting older....
Exactly. The crowds are just filled with so many different kinds of people there. Jim has always had the crowd in his hand and that just didn't happen in Atlanta. For a few songs it happened but not like usual. No fault of the band, though. They were enjoying themselves. Tommy was a madman in the bass. Jim is about the most gracious person to walk the earth.
A couple other things.... The fire was started intentionally. We saw the guy do then run off. Big ups to the guys who poured their $10 beers on it to help contain it.
Glow sticks weren't too bad. They were definitely were there but not as bad as it could have been. I counted 53 that my wife and I collected and kept out if the air.
Also, chode, laser harp? Greatest answer ever.
I totally respect that some people were left wanting in Atlanta. I just lucked out. After Birmingham and Nashville, I had no expectations for the setlist, which freed my mind big time. As for the crowd, I know there were the noobs spending more time looking at cell phone screens than the stage, but again I lucked out- surrounded by pure fans who knew the songs and danced with abandon.
Each of these first three shows had their charms and flaws, but Atlanta gave me the best feeling of the three. Sure, the set was shorter, but Where to Begin made up for that. No one tried to assassinate Jim with a glow stick this time; that was an improvement.
Quoteme and some of my friends started the tomahawk chop right before the encore, did anyone hear it/participate? the whigs always start off their shows with the chop and inbetween sets, so we decided to see if it would catch on with an mmj crowd. you can here it on the taping of the show, it made me so happy. great show, and fireworks were awesome at the end.
We were doing the chop...I got a kick out of it.
QuoteQuoteWhat was the instrument Jim James brought out for Smokin' from Shootin'? (I think that was the song). It was some kind of handheld keyboard-like thing.
Anyone know?
Laser Harp
Hahahahaaha
I will forever refer to it as a Laser Harp from now on
:D
QuoteQuoteQuoteWhat was the instrument Jim James brought out for Smokin' from Shootin'? (I think that was the song). It was some kind of handheld keyboard-like thing.
Anyone know?
Laser Harp
Hahahahaaha
I will forever refer to it as a Laser Harp from now on
:D
C'mon, people! Show some respect for the Omnichord. I am not changing my website to johnnYYac's Laser Harp Ramblings. That's not... hey, you know what? That ain't half bad. Hmmmmmmmmmm.
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteWhat was the instrument Jim James brought out for Smokin' from Shootin'? (I think that was the song). It was some kind of handheld keyboard-like thing.
Anyone know?
Laser Harp
Hahahahaaha
I will forever refer to it as a Laser Harp from now on
:D
C'mon, people! Show some respect for the Omnichord. I am not changing my website to johnnYYac's Laser Harp Ramblings. That's not... hey, you know what? That ain't half bad. Hmmmmmmmmmm.
I just thought I'd throw some fun out there since for one, I'm an ass, and for two, new tour = new people asking the age old question: WTF was Yim playing?
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteWhat was the instrument Jim James brought out for Smokin' from Shootin'? (I think that was the song). It was some kind of handheld keyboard-like thing.
Anyone know?
Laser Harp
Hahahahaaha
I will forever refer to it as a Laser Harp from now on
:D
C'mon, people! Show some respect for the Omnichord. I am not changing my website to johnnYYac's Laser Harp Ramblings. That's not... hey, you know what? That ain't half bad. Hmmmmmmmmmm.
I just thought I'd throw some fun out there since for one, I'm an ass, and for two, new tour = new people asking the age old question: WTF was Yim playing?
NP. Did you see my new quote under my icon?
So how much shorter was the Atlanta show from the normal MMJ show? It was my first, and it was fantastic. They just never come to Charlotte, so we broke down and went to Atlanta... very glad we did.
QuoteSo how much shorter was the Atlanta show from the normal MMJ show? It was my first, and it was fantastic. They just never come to Charlotte, so we broke down and went to Atlanta... very glad we did.
I think they usually play about 7-8 more songs. Would have preferred a longer set, but it was still a great show.
Strange that they started so late if they had an 11pm curfew. Being that Chastain is in the middle of this neighborhood, I wonder if they have any rules about when the music can start? Interesting.
I don't feel slighted.. great show.
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteWhat was the instrument Jim James brought out for Smokin' from Shootin'? (I think that was the song). It was some kind of handheld keyboard-like thing.
Anyone know?
Laser Harp
Hahahahaaha
I will forever refer to it as a Laser Harp from now on
:D
C'mon, people! Show some respect for the Omnichord. I am not changing my website to johnnYYac's Laser Harp Ramblings. That's not... hey, you know what? That ain't half bad. Hmmmmmmmmmm.
I just thought I'd throw some fun out there since for one, I'm an ass, and for two, new tour = new people asking the age old question: WTF was Yim playing?
NP. Did you see my new quote under my icon?
Viva Laser Harp!
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteWhat was the instrument Jim James brought out for Smokin' from Shootin'? (I think that was the song). It was some kind of handheld keyboard-like thing.
Anyone know?
Laser Harp
Hahahahaaha
I will forever refer to it as a Laser Harp from now on
:D
C'mon, people! Show some respect for the Omnichord. I am not changing my website to johnnYYac's Laser Harp Ramblings. That's not... hey, you know what? That ain't half bad. Hmmmmmmmmmm.
I just thought I'd throw some fun out there since for one, I'm an ass, and for two, new tour = new people asking the age old question: WTF was Yim playing?
NP. Did you see my new quote under my icon?
Viva Laser Harp!
The Laser Harp is Dead! Long Live the Laser Harp!
back to the rain and gloom in NYC after a wonderful weekend in the South. i had a great time at the show .. i absolutely loved it but was definitely left wanting more with the early curfew. the overall crowd was a bit of a bummer as there definitely seemed to be mostly casual fans / "oh it's nice outside let's go see this band i heard about" .. alot of talking and not paying the least bit of attention to the show. the group in front of us scarcely looked at the stage. i was with bug and we were dancing machines .. we got alot of "omg look at those crazy girls" kind of looks but hello people, it's a concert ... shake your ass!!
and while it was a gorgeous day out and i looove being outside, i definitely prefer seeing the boys inside .. better sound and all around vibe.
Quoteback to the rain and gloom in NYC after a wonderful weekend in the South. i had a great time at the show .. i absolutely loved it but was definitely left wanting more with the early curfew. the overall crowd was a bit of a bummer as there definitely seemed to be mostly casual fans / "oh it's nice outside let's go see this band i heard about" .. alot of talking and not paying the least bit of attention to the show. the group in front of us scarcely looked at the stage. i was with bug and we were dancing machines .. we got alot of "omg look at those crazy girls" kind of looks but hello people, it's a concert ... shake your ass!!
and while it was a gorgeous day out and i looove being outside, i definitely prefer seeing the boys inside .. better sound and all around vibe.
How much of this is "curfew" and how much of that is "stagehand unions being off at 11" or whatever their bedtime is?
Without getting political about it, I have to say that when I was 18 I payed much less money for a lot more concerts that went way later than 11 pm. I also wore an onion on my belt and yelled at the clouds a lot.
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How much of this is "curfew" and how much of that is "stagehand unions being off at 11" or whatever their bedtime is?
Without getting political about it, I have to say that when I was 18 I payed much less money for a lot more concerts that went way later than 11 pm. I also wore an onion on my belt and yelled at the clouds a lot.
I'm pretty sure the curfew at Chastain is strict because it is in the middle of a heavy residential area. Most concerts I go to, the opener comes out at 7, and the main act between 8 and 8:30 so they can play a 2.5 hour set and be out by 11pm. I was wondering why they didn't move the show start time up for this show?
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How much of this is "curfew" and how much of that is "stagehand unions being off at 11" or whatever their bedtime is?
Without getting political about it, I have to say that when I was 18 I payed much less money for a lot more concerts that went way later than 11 pm. I also wore an onion on my belt and yelled at the clouds a lot.
I'm pretty sure the curfew at Chastain is strict because it is in the middle of a heavy residential area. Most concerts I go to, the opener comes out at 7, and the main act between 8 and 8:30 so they can play a 2.5 hour set and be out by 11pm. I was wondering why they didn't move the show start time up for this show?
There were some pretty swanky homes over there. I imagine there is some kind of noise oridnance. I have heard that very few bands have played past and paid the fine. I was hoping this was going to be the case but I knew in the back of my mind that the fellas have too much class to blatantly disrepect the "rules".
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I'm pretty sure the curfew at Chastain is strict because it is in the middle of a heavy residential area. Most concerts I go to, the opener comes out at 7, and the main act between 8 and 8:30 so they can play a 2.5 hour set and be out by 11pm. I was wondering why they didn't move the show start time up for this show?
Good question. Plenty of shows have 7 pm start for the opener?!
Quoteback to the rain and gloom in NYC after a wonderful weekend in the South. i had a great time at the show .. i absolutely loved it but was definitely left wanting more with the early curfew. the overall crowd was a bit of a bummer as there definitely seemed to be mostly casual fans / "oh it's nice outside let's go see this band i heard about" .. alot of talking and not paying the least bit of attention to the show. the group in front of us scarcely looked at the stage. i was with bug and we were dancing machines .. we got alot of "omg look at those crazy girls" kind of looks but hello people, it's a concert ... shake your ass!!
Heck yeah girl, yay for dancing! Something about that music...just makes ya move! :D
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How much of this is "curfew" and how much of that is "stagehand unions being off at 11" or whatever their bedtime is?
Without getting political about it, I have to say that when I was 18 I payed much less money for a lot more concerts that went way later than 11 pm. I also wore an onion on my belt and yelled at the clouds a lot.
I'm pretty sure the curfew at Chastain is strict because it is in the middle of a heavy residential area. Most concerts I go to, the opener comes out at 7, and the main act between 8 and 8:30 so they can play a 2.5 hour set and be out by 11pm. I was wondering why they didn't move the show start time up for this show?
There were some pretty swanky homes over there. I imagine there is some kind of noise oridnance. I have heard that very few bands have played past and paid the fine. I was hoping this was going to be the case but I knew in the back of my mind that the fellas have too much class to blatantly disrepect the "rules".
There is a noise ordinance, and most Chastain shows do start a little earlier. There is also a noise level limit. Bands will pay a small fine if they exceed, which I suspect MMJ did. It's like $5k for a first offense.
They should play the new amphitheater in Alpharetta. It's in the middle of a commercial area, so no residential complaints. I was at a show last and the opening band went on at 8pm, headliner band played until midnight.
QuoteWas near that fire as well. When they turned on those ground lights we noticed it started smoking and then poof, fire!
Thanks to those couple guys who tried to put it out before the extinguisher came because that could've gotten ugly quick.
But holy $hit! What a show last night!! Thanks to Tayor Caine for getting these shows on Archive in record time. Been listening to it all day getting chills. And I think I've developed a [highlight]non-sexual man crush[/highlight] on Jim James.
Can't wait for next time!
Wait, wait, wait. Back up. Non-sexual? What are you, gay or something?
Me and my blonde/redhead friends at the show. The full frontal of Jim is pure awesomeness.
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QuoteChange of plans. We r leaving ATL for st aug. Last chance at a small crowd. WOOOOOohoooooo. That was my wife's idea. I'm speechless.
She's pretty AND smart!! ;)
QuoteQuoteWhat was the instrument Jim James brought out for Smokin' from Shootin'? (I think that was the song). It was some kind of handheld keyboard-like thing.
Anyone know?
Laser Harp
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Sorry for the post purge on here, but I'm listening to the show right now and had to read the whole thread before I posted something (isn't that how it's supposed to work?) about how awesome Jim's "scatting" was on Touch Me Pt 1! Does anyone else think that Jim scatting is the next logical step towards bliss? Okay, maybe not bliss, but he's just furthered himself as THE badest ass on the planet. Check it out when you get a chance. As far as I know, he's never scatted before.