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And I forgot to add how much we enjoyed Blake’s guitar work. Whether rocking out with power chords or strumming and picking with subtlety, he was a joy to watch and listen to. I don’t believe you will be hearing any calls of “where’s Doug” anymore. Bravo to Blake.
@LWjetta wrote:
@Jack1956 wrote:
Tickets go onsale to the public this Friday the 15th at iheg.com.
If there’s a pre-sale, when will that be?
Thanks!Join their mailing list here Jack 1956 for pre-sale starts Wed. 4/13/11
http://www.iheg.com/registration.asp
lwj
got it covered. just thought there would be a separate pre-sale somewhere else.
Tickets go onsale to the public this Friday the 15th at iheg.com.
If there’s a pre-sale, when will that be?
Thanks!I don’t believe Amazon is sold out of the vinyl. I don’t think they ever GOT the vinyl from their supplier! I got my Amazon order in the day the vinyl was listed, and always had a quoted delivery date of March 2nd. Who supplies their vinyl? Lost Highway?? Someone screwed up, I think.
Elusivedisc.com has the Blessed vinyl pre-orders as being on clear vinyl. Will vinyl copies bought from Amazon also be on clear vinyl, or black? Thanks.
My clear vinyl is quiet, warm and clear as a bell, with no ticks or pops. Coloured vinyl has come a long way over the decades. Looking forward to WWT and LH, but wish they also included West and Essence.
@TOverby wrote:
Yes I think so -just not sure when- I actually wanted to try and get both Car Wheels and Essence issued on vinyl last year as part of the 30th Anniversary rollout, but it just didn’t work out. I have a call tomorrow with Universal to talk about this and other topics regarding Lucinda’s catalog.
Any news on these two titles on vinyl? Esp. Essence.
Thanks.@Tim wrote:
As far as the Northampton ticket prices, Jack1956; I paid $45 this year, and last time $35 for the same section.
Hell, that’s nothin’. Esp. for LW.
It’s the economy (stupid). Though the ticket prices in Northampton have only been raised minimally since her last appearance, it is still on a weeknight, and most of the folks going may 1. have kids(with babysitter rates added) or 2. don’t want to stay out too late when having to work the next day. Another reason is that Northampton music fans are notoriously late in getting their tickets, though if you look at Jeff Tweedy’s pre-sale numbers(for the Calvin), most are gone already before being on-sale to the ‘general public’ tomorrow(30th). So, in summing up…….who the F knows!
I’m amazed! The concert has been on sale for two weeks and there are still seats in the first 10 rows. Maybe the economy really is in the tank.
