The "Stand Back" Live drum machine

[eric51078]

Originally Posted by AliceLover

No that would be the TISL version. Please take a listen to Jones Beach 01 or Detroit 01, you will be devastated.

Oh right...she totally had not spunk there...but I think during the OSOTM she was super zoinked out and it suffered ya know.

[AliceLover]

Originally Posted by eric51078

Oh right...she totally had not spunk there...but I think during the OSOTM she was super zoinked out and it suffered ya know.

I agree completely but at least on the OSOTM performances she tried to make it enjoyable and hit the notes as where TISL well........just disaterous.

[eric51078]

Originally Posted by AliceLover

I agree completely but at least on the OSOTM performances she tried to make it enjoyable and hit the notes as where TISL well........just disaterous.

For the TISL tour...I saw her in Hartford and Mansfield and Atlantic City and it sounded good...but like she wasnt twirling...the only time she was animated was during the AC show...kinda disapointing the other 2 times..ya know

[AliceLover]

Originally Posted by eric51078

For the TISL tour...I saw her in Hartford and Mansfield and Atlantic City and it sounded good...but like she wasnt twirling...the only time she was animated was during the AC show...kinda disapointing the other 2 times..ya know

I was at the MA show. Very good GDW and I Need to Know Specifically.

[eric51078]

Originally Posted by AliceLover

I was at the MA show. Very good GDW and I Need to Know Specifically.

I really enjoyed Bombay Sapphires that night...that and Fall From Grace...those 2 for some reason stick out in my mind.

[whitesoxx]

Originally Posted by LiquidBlue5000

i disagree with the "Street Angel" version... i think Russ Kunkel did an amazing job on drums for that tour... the kick was definately apparent.

Nah, too much of those unnecessary electronic tom-beats on that tour's version!