I heart Michael Tabor.

[purelyrandom]

And I really miss John Lee. Maybe I've never known, talked to, or even met the man, but he definitely had the greatest of voices, and listening to this CD just makes me realize how lame the new guy is in comparison. Aaoh. That concert was still excellent, and I want them to make a new CD so that I might... buy one

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[allemande_right]

Uhg, Aloe Vera.

Also, I liked that really long song before the Michael Tabor's played. The sax was way cool. . .plus all that screechy cymbal stuff and the guy with the tuning and untuning of the guitar was cool. . .

[purelyrandom]

At first I thought it was cool, but I sort of thought they were just building up to something, but it went on too long for that. Then I thought that maybe they were proving a point. Then I thought that it was interesting, but it had gotten a little tedious. Then I wondered if the saxophone guy had kids, and what it would be like to be his kid. Then I thought about how thirsty I was. Then I went to get water, and the people in the cafe were listening to nice music and the lady was singing along and had a really nice voice. Then, after I'd come back, given Sophie a pen, and drank (drunk?) the water, I thought the song should be close to over. Then I looked around and thought that no one in the room seemed to really be enjoying themselves in the slightest. In short, the song was interesting, but far too long and boring. It was way too much clashy sound to fill up that much time. Yurch.

[allemande_right]

The sax guy did have children, his son was there, during the Tabor's he sat in front of me with his son and wife. . .

[purelyrandom]

Yeah, Sophie pointed that out after the song.

[crimsonsharpie]

[purelyrandom]

Hey, yours is a rabbit!

[purelyrandom]

Wait, not any more. Uh ohhhh.

[allemande_right]

[the_4thb]

John Lee... Hooker?

[allemande_right]

His name's Leigh. . .not Lee.

[socoldturkey]