Posted Wednesday, January 16, 2002 at 11:20 PM
Post 1 of 62
The Beginning
Walk You Home
Exorcising Demons
Moonlight
Darkroom
Oh My Love
2 x 2
Leave It All Behind
33 1/3
Kari-Ann
The Design
God Save Rock'n'Roll
See You Thru
Thursday
ENCORE (REQUEST) : Action
Sorry it's taken so long to get this up (damn u, comcast bastards). As was pointed out earlier, this show was packed, and it did, I think, 'sell out.' I haven't seen such a large crowd at a Nashville Features show since this past summer at the End. Also pointed out by someone earlier was that the sound was kind of sketchy. Not BAD, just sketchy. The vocals and the keys were way to loud compared to everything else. It was nice to be able to clearly hear the lyrics (and to hear Roger sing), but the mix was, overall, kind of annoying. As for the music, it was good. The set was especially laden with technical difficulties. But you know what? Aren't *all* Features shows laden with technical difficulties to some degree? So technical difficulties don't necissarily make it a bad show. In fact, this show had a couple of very interesting 'cover-ups' when Matt was tending to a technical difficulty, and the band had to keep playing. Parrish especially shines in these moments. What made this show so good? The new songs. Matt actually disclosed some names of these great new songs at this show. Anyway, these new songs are really coming along. 'The Design' and 'Moonlight' are destined to be Features classics. Bottom line: at a new venue, the Features rocked as well or slightly better than they usually do for a crowd that was very very into it. The result: a hell of a time.
(Edited by jamiecarroll at 9:17 pm on Sep. 6, 2002)
Walk You Home
Exorcising Demons
Moonlight
Darkroom
Oh My Love
2 x 2
Leave It All Behind
33 1/3
Kari-Ann
The Design
God Save Rock'n'Roll
See You Thru
Thursday
ENCORE (REQUEST) : Action
Sorry it's taken so long to get this up (damn u, comcast bastards). As was pointed out earlier, this show was packed, and it did, I think, 'sell out.' I haven't seen such a large crowd at a Nashville Features show since this past summer at the End. Also pointed out by someone earlier was that the sound was kind of sketchy. Not BAD, just sketchy. The vocals and the keys were way to loud compared to everything else. It was nice to be able to clearly hear the lyrics (and to hear Roger sing), but the mix was, overall, kind of annoying. As for the music, it was good. The set was especially laden with technical difficulties. But you know what? Aren't *all* Features shows laden with technical difficulties to some degree? So technical difficulties don't necissarily make it a bad show. In fact, this show had a couple of very interesting 'cover-ups' when Matt was tending to a technical difficulty, and the band had to keep playing. Parrish especially shines in these moments. What made this show so good? The new songs. Matt actually disclosed some names of these great new songs at this show. Anyway, these new songs are really coming along. 'The Design' and 'Moonlight' are destined to be Features classics. Bottom line: at a new venue, the Features rocked as well or slightly better than they usually do for a crowd that was very very into it. The result: a hell of a time.
(Edited by jamiecarroll at 9:17 pm on Sep. 6, 2002)
Relevant: Prince, PT Anderson, Punk, Post-Punk, Purple, Party of Five, Peter Swanson, Peter Gabriel-led Genesis, "Peter Panic", Paul's Boutique, Potential Energy, Every Features MB member but me.