i wish i wouldve talked about this show on friday morning cuz it was
**** sick. i think there should be a jam marked between Buquebus and Psygn, it didnt seem like part of either song to me, it was a really dissonant kind of jazz-rock moment, just trading licks and
****. im almost positive they \'aborted\' right at the transition into the first jam and then picked it up at the same spot out of Puppetry in Vancouver. there wasnt a segue from OE to Man In Me, definitely a break, and the drum solo to end the show was all of 15 seconds so im not sure if it\'s worthy of notation. anyways, Psygn and Dig > STL were the highlights first set, Eschers, Honey Butter and Over Exposure no doubt took the cake in the 2nd. Escher\'s was HUGE!! and OE is a dance monster.
the crowd was crazy for em. there was a band sitting down together and they said they were gonna throw away their instrunents when they got home.
there was a band sitting down together and they said they were gonna throw away their instrunents when they got home.
rotfl Sounds like a similar statement from many bands!!!
timmy during esher\'s was somehow able to play cat and mouse WITH HIMSELF simutaneously via the guitar and keyboard... we\'re talking running walking all over the place hand in hand... h3tty
****... his progression with the multi tasking is retartit
well played gabe, i like
and thanks
The Breakfast at the Goodfoot the following night costing a mere pittance of $7.00 was the real bargain. This newly transformed young trio from Connecticut strutted their stuff and then some for the small but extremely attentive crowd. The jams were explosive and exploratory, and the presence of many New Englanders in the crowd elevated the band’s playing quite a bit. I had seen the Breakfast back when they were Psychedelic and a four piece. The changed name and decrease in personnel had no negative impact that I could detect. Guitarist Tim Palmieri has a mountain of effects and also some keyboards to mess around with in this newest version of the band. This was a long and powerful two set show that was very impressive and very high energy.
Nice to hear someone outside our circle say this.