| alienhead |
Mon Aug 12 '02 133 107.7 The Bone, San Francisco, |
Rank: 10 | Posted: Thu Aug 15, '02 1:34 pm |
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I was the on-air mix / recording engineer for "The Bone" for this performance. Aside from being drop dead incredible musicians, I felt compelled to comment that Joe and his band were all incredibly nice people! Considering the studio was never constructed to accomidate a full rock band, (we all agree - Joe set a new decible level record for our little studio!) the guys played with as much enthusiasm and passion for the 20 lucky people who got to be there as I've seen for crowds 20 times that size. That was the most inspiring part of the show. It's great to see such amazing talent come in a really human package. It was a genuine great time! --Jeff Schmidt
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| getaloaf |
Mon Aug 12 '02 133 107.7 The Bone, San Francisco, |
Rank: 10 | Posted: Tue Aug 13, '02 10:52 pm |
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Joe played really well. cool tone. brought back memories from the night before, but much more vivid. i like the fact that he chatted it up with the audience. it was cool to hear some of the stories and facts that i didn't already know... and the national anthem at the end was well done!! great tone! Joe was hot! on fire!! rippin'!! burnin'!! and he played a little lick from "I am become death" lol. he played the classic songs, plus Raspberry Jam, Devil's Slide, and from SBM: Starry night and MAYBE 7-string. i don't remember. starry night was very inspired, and the improv solo has so much soul in it. well done, Satch!!
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