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January 23, 2016 at 12:46 pm #54869
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ParticipantA good mix up in the set list from Wednesday night, was great to hear Bleeding Fingers and Righteously, and real big finish with Free World, I may not have caught the last tube if there had been a double encore, and really Stoger has captured all in his report.
There was a lot of love for Lucinda in the room last night and it felt great to be a part of that.I wanted the double hit of When I Look at the World/Lake Charles, and Lucinda duly obliged in Glasgow,
if I could be really really greedy Blue would be on my wish list for tonight please, but so happy with the large selection so far anyway.Go slay them again tonight Lucinda and the boys
January 23, 2016 at 4:08 pm #54870tonyg
KeymasterGreat reports fellas!
January 23, 2016 at 4:31 pm #54871Mike_Doran
ParticipantIf forced, I’d have to go with Real Live Bleeding Fingers as my all-time fave.. followed by many, but Righteously would be right up there..
Great setlist.Brooklyn Bowl’s, either Vegas or London have not been the best venue’s for Lu..
Amazing fried chicken though… 😉January 23, 2016 at 6:33 pm #54872BlueKoyote
ParticipantMy first time back under that canvas since the turn of the century when it was the Millennium Dome. I flew over from Dublin yesterday, as one Lu show is never enough for me if there are more within reach.
The DJ must have some pedigree as he was listed on the stage times and I thought he did a great job, playing lots of my favourites. Where would you ever hear Iris Dement and Caroline Rose played in a club ?! 🙂
Despite the sonic troubles on stage, the sound from the PA was wonderful from where I was standing. I’d say it’s one of the smallest spaces I’ve seen Lu play. It’s great to hear the new songs amongst all the wonderful back catalogue tracks.
That voice, those songs, and the fantastic band… One of life’s treasures and top treats for sure. Roll on tonight, and please keep coming back to Europe as often as possible.
January 24, 2016 at 5:29 pm #54873stoger
Participant@BlueKoyote wrote:
My first time back under that canvas since the turn of the century when it was the Millennium Dome. I flew over from Dublin yesterday, as one Lu show is never enough for me if there are more within reach.
The DJ must have some pedigree as he was listed on the stage times and I thought he did a great job, playing lots of my favourites. Where would you ever hear Iris Dement and Caroline Rose played in a club ?! 🙂
Despite the sonic troubles on stage, the sound from the PA was wonderful from where I was standing. I’d say it’s one of the smallest spaces I’ve seen Lu play. It’s great to hear the new songs amongst all the wonderful back catalogue tracks.
That voice, those songs, and the fantastic band… One of life’s treasures and top treats for sure. Roll on tonight, and please keep coming back to Europe as often as possible.
would love to hear your thoughts on night two, blue. yes DJ had some cred, but if you noticed his start and end times as listed were EXACTLY the times the two live bands were listed to stop or start, no transition. and he clung to that. Maybe a 5 second pause betzeen the Neil cover and dj last night.
The venue was small yes, but the kind Lu oft calls “boomy”.
January 24, 2016 at 11:29 pm #54874BlueKoyote
Participant@stoger Maybe the venue insisted the DJ keep the sounds going so there’s no silence, like some radio stations do. I guess most of the clubs I go to in Ireland (and the UK) tend to do that, so the continuum didn’t stand out for me. I’ve been at shows where the DJ kicks in too early when another encore is planned, and someone just tells the DJ to stop.
I’ll write on the Night 2 post about that show. -
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