NY: After all the Attar's Gone

[newyawka]

Originally Posted by michelej1

Oh my goodness! Was that you?

There was a lady who was able to make these chortling calls which started in her throat. It sounded almost like an internal yodel. They got Lindsey's attention and a tall guy in the audience took out his flashlight and turned it on the lady so that Brett and Lindsey could see her from the stage. She then made the warrior calls again and Lindsey marveled that he didn't even know how it was possible.

Michele

haha no dat wasnt me, i just thought it was funny lmao

[Moz]

Originally Posted by WelshWitchPMD

Here are a few so so pics I was able to sneak when everyone finally rushed the stage.

Great pictures! These two in particular look as if they could have been from Tusk era. His hair looks much shorter than usual.

[wondergirl9847]

Oh Pattie. I am in love with this photo. Terrific pics!



Shut Us Down made me tear up at the shows I went to, especially Tulsa. Man, he sounded like he was going to cry at one point even back towards the middle of the tour. It was a definite highlight on the GOS tour. I really hope he DOES add more dates because I'd prefer to see him more and not FM right now.

[TrueFaith77]

Originally Posted by macpai

The Nokia is totally built for sound, I'm sure the vid this guy has is amazing.

I thought AC beat for energy, but for sound quality this can't be beat. And Time Precious Time ... well I'd like to revote GoS now after experiencing that last night.

One sad note. One fan felt it necessary to snare Lindsey's setlist. The roadie was really upset about it, even called security, so I'm sure it really means something to LB. I collect setlists, but I would never do that without being handed it. But if the person who got the two "legal" copies from the roadies lives here at the Ledge, please post a scan!

What does "snare" mean in this context? Do you mean that a fan stole it? Hmmm... I thought I saw them give the set list to a fan last night(?). or were they just showing it.

[macpai]

Originally Posted by TrueFaith77

What does "snare" mean in this context? Do you mean that a fan stole it? Hmmm... I thought I saw them give the set list to a fan last night(?). or were they just showing it.

A couple set lists were given out. However the one in front of Lindsey's mic was stolen and the main roadie was really upset about it.

[macpai]

In two weeks' time, the amazing Mr. Buckingham has done what I didn't expect.

He turned my blues purist bf into a card-carrying LB/FM fan.

First with the AC show (bf is the one who took the cool "Go Your Own Way" video) and then again at Nokia (particularly with the righteous "Time Precious Time"), he has been brought into the web of understanding and enjoyment.

Thanks Linds!!!!

[PFloyd2002]

AMAZING show! This show was the perfect cap to a perfect weekend!

The entire show was so solid! Everyone played wonderfully (Wally's drum solo was particularly impressive this time). And Lindsay (not Lindsey) was wonderful company before the show and ridiculously entertaining for Michelle and I.

After my first LB tour (5 shows attended), I am completely hooked. Good timing, right? Oh well...better late than never

[T-bone]

Man, I REALLY wanted to take some photos but that staff was like a bunch of Nazis! I only got one although I did get up close for Time Precious Time at the end there. I was very afraid to take out the camera though! LOL

Great show!

[Farrah]

Amazing show ... he seemed really "on" during these last two shows, especially last night. Vocals were the best I've ever heard from him, and watching his fingers flying across that guitar up close is unbelievable. Tour de force of the fingers, absolutely.

At one point, he leaned over w/the guitar and no one was reaching out to touch it like they had at the other end of the stage, and he said "c'mon! c'mon!" to me, motioning that I should "play," which was amusing. (So, of course, I obeyed. )

I've had guitar solos played right over my head before, but I don't think I can describe last night's solo-over-head experience without sounding, well, in Lindsey's words, "rude." Suffice it to say, I will be blushing if there's footage of this on YouTube.

In any case, his intensity (and his dedication) can't be beat. I'm not much of a fan of "Time Precious Time," but last night's "remembers" had me, for a moment, hooked. And "Treason" is beautiful live.

Please, Lindsey, just a couple more months of the "little machine" before you go back to the "big machine"?

[TrueFaith77]

Originally Posted by macpai

A couple set lists were given out. However the one in front of Lindsey's mic was stolen and the main roadie was really upset about it.

Wow. That's horrible.

[wondergirl9847]

What's with the people stealing setlists? Some guy did that in Kansas City too and the bearded roadie was pissed. People really need to get a grip.

[PFloyd2002]

Honestly, I never did understand why setlists are such a demanded thing. After the show, Lindsay (not Lindsey) gave michelle and I a fake setlist as a joke since we'd spent a total of about 2 hours chatting with him over the weekend.

If any of you ever get the chance to meet him, he's a GREAT guy! He's the guy that plays offstage behind Brett

http://keyboardist.com/

[BTFLCHLD]

Originally Posted by PFloyd2002

http://keyboardist.com/

he is just the sweetest...

[Regina]

Originally Posted by Farrah

Amazing show ... he seemed really "on" during these last two shows, especially last night. Vocals were the best I've ever heard from him, and watching his fingers flying across that guitar up close is unbelievable. Tour de force of the fingers, absolutely.

At one point, he leaned over w/the guitar and no one was reaching out to touch it like they had at the other end of the stage, and he said "c'mon! c'mon!" to me, motioning that I should "play," which was amusing. (So, of course, I obeyed. )

I've had guitar solos played right over my head before, but I don't think I can describe last night's solo-over-head experience without sounding, well, in Lindsey's words, "rude." Suffice it to say, I will be blushing if there's footage of this on YouTube.

In any case, his intensity (and his dedication) can't be beat. I'm not much of a fan of "Time Precious Time," but last night's "remembers" had me, for a moment, hooked. And "Treason" is beautiful live.

Please, Lindsey, just a couple more months of the "little machine" before you go back to the "big machine"?

An up close and personal view of The Crotch. I don't mind being rude!
(And sharing in the experience. Although, really, we were trying--very hard--to look up at his face instead. That had to count for something, right?

But, that was...one for the books!)

It was an awesome concert. I've shared this with my buddies at the concert, but I was so into Time, Precious Time (which I love anyway. I must be the only one!) and how choked up he got, that by the end of that song, and the end of the concert--after seeing him four times this tour, I was shaking like a leaf. I've never had that happen at his concerts before.

Very emotional. And very wonderful. I'm so proud of him for keeping his promises about his recordings, for sharing so much new stuff with us and for being his wacky (and verbose) self. I am a HUGE FM fan, but even I would give up the idea of an FM tour if I could continue to see him do his solo stuff on a regular basis.

[BTFLCHLD]

Originally Posted by wondergirl9847

People really need to get a grip.

I think it is strange. I notice in shows I have attended, after the lights are up, peeps dart to the stage seemingly scavanging for anything they can get hands on...picks, setlists, dna, etc.

If one wants a momento of the show, there is afterall the ticketstub...ahhhh the good'ole days... remember...