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| From | rob@splitsville.com |
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| Date | Fri, 20 Oct 2006 12:15:51 -0400 |
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I saw that same tour, Lee. Elvis was supporting 'Mighty Like A Rose'.
On paper, a dream double bill, but the 'Mats were close to calling it a day and were uninspired and uninspiring playing in a 'summer shed' (Great Woods outside of Boston).
And Rose was a mediocre album, and EC looked ridiculous with beard. Also felt like he was going thru the motions. And I forgot about the fact that it wasn't the Attractions.
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>From: :audities@smoe.org
>To: audities@smoe.org
>Sent: Fri, 20 Oct 2006 08:35:31
>
>The Replacements opening for Elvis Costello in
>Toronto should have
>been my favorite concert of all time. But so few
>people showed for
>The Mats' opening set, they just screwed around for
>half an hour. And
>Elvis was a giant bear with a big beard - short two
>Attractions - not
>the same.
>
>My favorite two-few of all-time - which I got to
>see a few times - was
>the Mono Men opening for The Nomads. The Nomads
>are the best band
>I've ever seen that don't have a 'show' - they just
>stand there and
>rock like hell. And the Mono Men along with Estrus
>Records is the
>only thing from the grunge days I still listen to.
>I noticed the new
>Sadies album of surf tunes bookends the album with
>'3B' and
>'Doublewide' - the two names of the legendary home
>of the Garage Shock
>festival in Bellingham - which closed a few months
>ago.
>
>--
>Lee Elliott
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