Jim James with Carl Broemel at The Colonial Theater - Oct 1

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scosby2

So i just called the yacster just to touch bases with him before I went to work for the night and he answered the phone and said "hey talk to someone real quick" next voice on the line was quite familiar and said yeah, we aren't gonna play the dark tonight...it was carl...haha...talked to him for a good 3 or 4 minutes...apparently he saw john and went up to him then i called...pretty damn cool

smhoffmann02

Right on, JY!  It's only fitting that you, of all people, get to enjoy an intimate show of less that 1,000 people.  Enjoy!  :thumbsup:

Glad it's you.  Can't wait to hear about it...
Give me a butt load of reverb on this one - just pile it on.

iLikeBeer

Quote from: scosby2 on Oct 01, 2012, 06:51 PM
So i just called the yacster just to touch bases with him before I went to work for the night and he answered the phone and said "hey talk to someone real quick" next voice on the line was quite familiar and said yeah, we aren't gonna play the dark tonight...it was carl...haha...talked to him for a good 3 or 4 minutes...apparently he saw john and went up to him then i called...pretty damn cool

Right on!  Pretty fucking cool!   :beer:

johnnYYac

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

CHIMMJFAN

Quote from: scosby2 on Oct 01, 2012, 06:51 PM
So i just called the yacster just to touch bases with him before I went to work for the night and he answered the phone and said "hey talk to someone real quick" next voice on the line was quite familiar and said yeah, we aren't gonna play the dark tonight...it was carl...haha...talked to him for a good 3 or 4 minutes...apparently he saw john and went up to him then i called...pretty damn cool

That is too damn cool. How cool is this band? lol

CHIMMJFAN
"He got tired of walkin' a tightrope"

jaye


johnnYYac

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

johnnYYac

I almost left without this.  The great Ryan Pickett held off all comers until I convinced security to let me back in to get this.  What a night!  More later; sleep now.

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

bluesky

Quote from: johnnYYac on Oct 01, 2012, 11:40 PM
I almost left without this.  The great Ryan Pickett held off all comers until I convinced security to let me back in to get this.  What a night!  More later; sleep now.



nice Johnny! I always think of Obama when I hear Look at You

Fully

Looks like you had a great show! I can't wait to hear about it.

My Morning Tube top

Quote from: johnnYYac on Oct 01, 2012, 07:03 PM
Best time in line... Ever!

Best time reading about your night! Awesome, no MMJ fanatic better to represent! Right on Yac! :thumbsup:

iLikeBeer

Hey John,  sounds like a fantastic evening for you last night!   :beer:

How was the turnout?  Was it a packed house? 

Looks like they packed a lot in that set-list for an hour long show!  :thumbsup:

And how was Craig Finn? 

I also want to say, I think Ohio needs a show like this.  I mean, we are a key battleground state that could turn the tide of the election!   :tongue:   :beer:   :thumbsup:

headhunter

Terrific setlist.  Just right for the occasion.  Must have been really special.

was some shakin' and some record playin'

e_wind

I think The Right Place is one of the best songs ever written. Awesome
don't rock bottom, just listen just slow down...

smhoffmann02

Really great set list - a little bit of everything.  Would have liked to see Changing World...   Look forward to hearing about it.
Give me a butt load of reverb on this one - just pile it on.

oistheone

Nice curveball by throwing in "The Right Place"! I'd LOVE if some MoF songs started making their way back into sets. A little "Losin Yo Head" in Port Chester anyone???


tdb810

.....Back at the Model Home

bigloop

Another great night in New Hampshire. The Colonial is a beautiful theater with fantastic sound. The performance was intimate and so full, considering it was just the two of them. Nice choice of material, particularly the Monsters of Folk tune they got in there and their stripped down acoustic take on Day Is Coming.

The Colonial has a capacity of just under 1000, and a free show too, so I was expecting a fuller house, but the balcony was empty except for a handful of people and there was plenty of room downstairs too. It was easy to get close seats if you wanted them.

The politics of the evening was minimal. State Senator Molly Kelly was on hand and gave a rousing talk; student organizers spoke a bit about the importance of young people voting, esp in swing-state NH; and James' brief comments about ending division and moving forward were general but impassioned.

Craig Finn. Ughh. I thought it was a terrible performance of dark, indulgent, self-pitying, jesus-filled ideas put to notes. I'd hardly call them songs. He created a heavy, leaden mood to open the night...and I like the Hold Steady.