, attached to 2010-08-06

Review by ajcmixer

ajcmixer Though I had a better time at the Thursday show, this show was to my ears the best performed show overall of the three. They started on fire and never let up. Ocelot, one of my faves, was great and the Cities>Moma Dance was one of the finest pieces of music that I've ever witnessed live by anyone, they got into the groove and absolutely slayed it. It felt like Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan was speaking directly to me, lol!

In the 2nd set Mike's song was great, Simple was simply HUGE and the show ending Weekapaug Groove and YEM was simply beyond describing in mere mortal words...:-wink/smile. The GTBT encore featured Trey as monster rock guitar god and a very appropriate way to end a monsterous show. Way too much fun!

Peace,
Alex
Score: 1
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