(Soundboard mp3@256)
The show starts out powerful with Zooma leading the way. About 2
minutes into the song, the volume drops a bit, and works it way back up
back to its original point during Goose. Goose and Grind exhibit some
distortion on the bass guitar. JPJ makes a comment after Grind about
"it's great when computers do what you want them to do," so I believe
the distortion was due to a pedal or something on the mixing board.
Jones has feedback problems during Going To California, but a lovely
solo nonetheless. His introduction of Nobody's Fault But Mine: "THIS
one you're gonna like." Smoking version of NFBM! The triple-neck
acoustic solo is awesome. He actually lays down his backing tracks with
each neck, then digitally loops them over each other while he plays a
solo! At first he has trouble getting the loop pedals to work like he
wants them to, so he stops playing and adjusts his pedals (all while
making funny JPJ comments). Crackback, and it sounds like Jones is
having the bass distortion he had at the beginning of the show. Love
that riff though! The distortion gets fixed during Bass N Drums, which
features naughty bits of Heartbreaker and Ramble On. The rest of the
show proceeds without incident. The one-two punch ending of When The
Levee Breaks and Tidal kicks major ass. Two encores, Trampled Under
Foot and Black Dog, are well received by the crowd. The slide guitar
started to wear on me during Black Dog, and I wasn't a big fan of
Jonesy's keyboard sound for No Quarter and Trampled, but they are nice
to hear. Great show!
CD1:
01 - Zooma
02 - Goose
03 - Grind
04 - The Smile of Your Shadow
05 - Nosumi Blues
06 - No Quarter
07 - Spaghetti Junction
08 - Going to California
09 - Steel Away
10 - Snake Eyes
11 - Nobody's Fault But Mine
CD2:
01 - Triple-Neck Acoustic
02 - Crackback
03 - Bass and Drums
04 - B. Fingers
05 - Jump Blues
06 - When the Levee Breaks
07 - Tidal
08 - Trampled Underfoot
09 - Black Dog
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