So, I may have said this before, if I did then, sooorry, but I don\'t care how lame I sound when I describe this show. It was not what I expected....I\'m mean I knew it would be good but jesus christ! I found myself just clapping in the middle of shit for no apparent reason and just laughing over and over. I was reminded of ALL the sickest, wildest, most frenzied, abstract shit that I\'ve ever heard or seen anywhere ever. The great thing about tremendous musicians is the way they can instantly play off of each other like they\'ve been doing it since birth. Last night was one of those nights, too bad more people weren\'t there to see and feel it. They took me to places I haven\'t been in years. There was this one jam in the 1st set that sounded a little like Gumbo, I forget what it was called but that fuckin\' silly super speedy shit that came after it was nothing short of amazing. I was just laughing and smiling when normally I\'m too much of an overly analytical dope to smile and not look as if I\'m studying the band and taking mental notes to just cut loose and relax. Shit was absolutely insane. That Sammy dude jumped up there and absolutely tore the roof off the goddamn place, I don\'t think there was a person there who wasn\'t blown away by Whipping Post, if the Allmans even with the line up they have now, had the balls that these guys showed during that shit I\'d see \'em a lot more, it sounded as if it was totally rehearsed when it just built and built and then.....stopped.....and came back, and who the hell knew Matt could sing?! Maybe if he hadn\'t humped his keyboard it wouldn\'t have fallen on him, even though I swear that he wanted it too. I don\'t even know what too say about the song that was "written fifteen minutes from now," and the jam that came out of it right around the time Tim was hitting the strings with the mallet was fuckin\' spectacular, and when his perfectly timed and placed solo began, I felt like I was floating a few inches off the ground. I\'ve maybe only seen Adrian play with that non stop intensity a few time if ever at all. Tim was at his best, no question. I like Matt more and more every time I see him and that bass player, well I don\'t know how he sat there playing like he did and not even really move or change the expression on his face, it reminded me of Derek Trucks a lot. Wish I could see it again and again and again....by the way, I was humped on the leg by Todd too.
