Hmmmm, I'd like to see all of them. Thanks Rick.
Hmmmm, I'd like to see all of them. Thanks Rick.
"They will never forget you 'till somebody new comes along"
1948-2016 Gone but not forgotten
I went to see one of my very favorite singer/songwriters last night, Shawn Mullins. Many of you may never have heard of him, but he is a fantastic writer and singer, and definitely worth checking out!
Shawn had a hit song in the 90's called "Lullabye", which many of you may have heard on the radio back then. Since then, he has written so many great songs-I loved every minute of the show yesterday! To top it off, he stayed afterwards to sign autographs and chat-what a warm, friendly guy-a true gentleman!
I noticed on Ticketmaster that another couple of great bands
are teaming up together later this summer for a tour:
Aerosmith and ZZ Top!
Only 3 dates have been announced so far but many more will
be released soon.
Rick
"It's only Rock and Roll, but I like it"
How about these VIP prices! At least you get to meet Tyler and Perry, but
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Wheels Up
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The Wheels Up package includes a meet and greet with Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, a pre-show party, and a killer merchandise package. This ticket package includes:• For more details on this package type please click here.
- A reserved seat in Row 1-3. Most are in Rows 1 and 2.
- A meet and greet with Steven Tyler and Joe Perry!
- A photobook with shots from your show!
- The pre-show VIP Party!
- An Aerosmith lanyard, collectible laminate, and tour pin.
- An EXCLUSIVE AEROSMITH merchandise package including: an AeroForceOne t-shirt, decal set, and postcard set with pen.
Ultra Sweet Spot
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This ticket package includes:• For more details on this package type please click here.
- A reserved seat in Row 3-5.
- A tour of the backstage area.
- The pre-show VIP Party with special appearance by Joey Kramer!
- An Aerosmith lanyard, collectible laminate, and tour pin.
- An EXCLUSIVE AEROSMITH merchandise package including: an AeroForceOne t-shirt, decal set, and postcard set with pen.
Sweet Spot
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This ticket package includes:• For more details on this package type please click here.
- A reserved seat in Rows 7-12.
- The pre-show VIP Party with a special appearance by Joey Kramer!
- An Aerosmith lanyard, collectible laminate, and tour pin.
- An EXCLUSIVE AEROSMITH merchandise package including: an AeroForceOne t-shirt, decal set, and postcard set with pen.
Top Spot
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- A reserved seat in Rows 13-17.
- A complete set of tour pins.
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- A first price tier reserved seat. Our seats are almost all floor seats in Rows 18-30. There are a few in FLR5 (center), Rows 2 and 4.
- A tour pin, set of decals and two postcards from the postcard set.
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"They will never forget you 'till somebody new comes along"
1948-2016 Gone but not forgotten
Zappa Plays Zappa - April 14, Sydney
This was our second ZPZ show after seeing them in 2007 so I pretty much knew what to expect. The setlist, however, was entirely different (and it gets changed at every venue:
Set 1: The Purple Lagoon, Imaginary Diseases, Magic Fingers, Tell Me You Love Me, Peaches En Regalia, Dirty Love, Montana, Village Of The Sun, Echidna's Arf, Don't You Ever Wash That Thing?
Set 2: The Mammy Anthem, Pygmy Twylyte, Don't Eat The Yellow Snow, St. Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast, Father O Blivion, Bamboozled By Love*, King Kong, Cosmik Debris, I'm The Slime, Willie The Pimp, Apostrophe
Dweezil wore a black T shirt and jeans. No further comment.
I think there were more crowd pleasers than last time. Before the classic Peaches En Regalia Dweezil told us they had won the Best Rock Instrumental Grammy for it this year! Ironic that I get to see this, and not the track which won Best POP Instrumental. He didn't have a guest singer and most of what vocals there were were done by Sheila Gonzalez, the keyboards/sax player, and Joe Travers, the drummer.
Dweezil only played two guitars - a Gibson SG & a Strat. And he can play them. He is awesome to watch and yet I'm informed that he isn't in his father's class. The band was extremely tight. Some spontaneity happened in the second set when a couple of rabid fans were allowed on stage and started dancing ad moving around - they knew every word and every note and I am not sure that this wasn't pre planned. Also a kid of about 6 who we had seen before the show, who his dad told us 'knew the lot' came down the front, and Dweezil took him up and put the guitar in front of him as if he were playing it. It was so cute.
I don't know how good it is for Dweezil's own career to only play his father's music but if it takes it to a wider audience it must be good, I suppose. The songs I enjoyed the most are highlighted above. What a relief to get Don't Eat The Yellow Snow.
FP, I was never a Zappa fan, but when I was in my teens I had a friend who had some albums. The only thing I can remember to this day is,
"Watch out where the huskies go and don't you eat that yellow snow!"
~ Cathy ~
And I dream I'm on vacation 'Cause I like the way that sounds,
It's a perfect occupation for me.
You got it PM. To finally hear those lines was an experience, even if it wasn't Frank singing them. (Don't Eat The Yellow Snow is from the Apostrophe/Overnite Sensation album).
I am a convert because of my husband. I am nowhere near in the same class as he is. I might take advantage of the new iPod Recommendations topic to list a couple of Zappa tracks that I like. In the meantime if anyone had the slightest interest in checking out FZ's massive ouevre I would start with the following:
Apostrophe/Overnite Sensation (see above)
Sheikh Yerbouti
Broadway The Hard Way
You Are What You Is
I've got 263 FZ tracks on my iPod and that is barely scratching the surface.
FP---I do wish my son could meet you and your husband --He would be in awe of you-and would listen to you for hours if you would talk to him about Zappa. He LOVES the guy and doesn't get a chance to talk to other Zappa fans often! He has ALL his albums downloaded on his Zune (and I forgot how many hundreds he told me there were).
Another thing, I don't remember if I told this story already--in my son's room is a poster of Frank Zappa sitting on the toilet with his pants down around his ankles. Dillon has tried for years to try to get me to frame it and hang it in the bathroom downstairs. Ain't happening. I have a feeling that poster will be hanging in his dorm room come fall.
He sings it high, he plays it low