YTSEJAM Digest 2359
Today's Topics:
1) Re: YTSEJAM digest 2356
by "Jeremy C. Hallum" <jhallum@bu-ast.bu.edu>
2) re: yanni
by "Andrew Miller" <subtlerage@subtlerage.com>
3) Altura and Ivanhoe
by David Swanston <DGSWANSTON@CSUPomona.Edu>
4) Re: Yanni (closeminded folk, PgDn now)
by Rick Audet <ytse@cris.com>
5) Altura
by David Swanston <DGSWANSTON@CSUPomona.Edu>
6) #@!$^(^#$&%
by MAMALOOKABOOBOODAY <skooc@earthlink.net>
7) Re: YTSEJAM digest 2358
by "Adam Cook" <acook@tiac.net>
8) HAAALLOOOOO
by Thomas Andersen <totte@vip.cybercity.dk>
9) AlBPatSaga/MDSavaAvailablity/Ben'sReturn/MOOSESHIT/IH8Spaces
by Kevin Madden <kwmadden@pipeline.com>
10) Re: Megadeth
by "Brian Hayden" <Brian.D.Hayden-1@tc.umn.edu>
11) The Return
by cmustard@vonl.com (Mark Lampert)
12) Attn. 516/212/718/914....(NYC-ish ppl.)
by Rachel Goldenberg <wisha@li.net>
13) jackhammer
by "Rip, Cow Virtuoso" <ripzero@dreamt.org>
14) Re: Yanni
by "KorgX3" <ibanez@mailhost.cyberhighway.net>
15) Re: Who would win in a showdown, Marty Friedman or Kenny G?
by "KorgX3" <ibanez@mailhost.cyberhighway.net>
16) Re: Yanni (closeminded folk, PgDn now)
by "KorgX3" <ibanez@mailhost.cyberhighway.net>
17) Yes Yes Yes-- Rush Summer Tour Dates!!
by Nickelbag of Funk <dhplotki@students.wisc.edu>
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 18:15:01 -0500 (EST)
From: "Jeremy C. Hallum" <jhallum@bu-ast.bu.edu>
To: ytsejam@ax.com
Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 2356
Message-ID: <Pine.SOL.3.91.970317175654.3883C-100000@bu-ast.bu.edu>
On Mon, 17 Mar 1997 ytsejam@ax.com wrote:
> YTSEJAM Digest 2356
> From: akyuz@ltp.dmx.epfl.ch
> Subject: Shit from the New Frontier
>
> I almost bought it here. It's been out a week now. ALMOST. Just saved $20
> because I listened to it. My first impression is that QR have done the same
> with Hear as Metallica with Load. Total loss of credibility, because I
> don't think that either album reflects the musicians behind them, but
> rather more mercantile and commercial puppet strings holding them.
>
> The sound is boosted in the medium and the whole tends to a pop/grunge
> tendencious compromise. One or two songs are there to reminisce from the PL
> times.
>
> Now the question is: Load didn't sell nearly as much as TBA and Hear won't
> as much as PL. How will the bands react? I'm very curious to hear each
> band's next album.
>
> But, honestly?
>
> I don't think there'll be one.
Wow...any significant reason? All I've seen here indicates
a prejudice to the grunge style of music. Queensryche has stated that
this album is quite a bit more raw than other albums, and I've taken it
to be that there is less of a synthesized thing going on with the album.
As always, Queensryche's strength is with their lyrics, and indications
are that the lyrics are much stronger than in previous cases. That is
what separates QR from many other bands. Give it another shot...you may
be surprised. It comes out in the US on March 25th.
There has already been a drop in QR's album sales from Empire to
PL, PL debuted at #3, instead of the #1 it could have been. I think it
was probably from the lack of "Silent Lucidity" on PL, or any sort of
catchy tune that could be grab airplay like Silent Lucidity. Bridge
tried, but people didn't catch it like SL.
Even going back to O:M, Queensryche played some pretty non
progressive music. THe only thing really progressive about O:M was its
lyrics, and storyline. The music was pretty much 80's fare, except for
Suite Sister Mary.
The operative thing here is that again, like always, how much the
album sells it NOT indicative of how good it is, otherwise DT would have
been #1 for 52 weeks running, no?
-jeremy
PS I'm not even going to get into the Metallica thing. Suffice to say
Metallica will be back in studio this summer, so I guess there WILL be a
next album for them.
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 17:19:12 +0000
From: "Andrew Miller" <subtlerage@subtlerage.com>
To: ytsejam@ax.com
Subject: re: yanni
Message-ID: <19970317231919.AAA12682@subtlerage.avalon.net>
> I may get laughed off the Jam for bring this up, but...does anyone listen to
> Yanni? I had never heard him play and figured that he was just "Kenny G on
> the piano", but I saw his "Live at the Acropolis" on PBS this weekend and was
> pretty blown away. If anyone has any recommendations on his CDs, please let
> me know.
i highly recommend "Dare to Dream". it was released in '92, and i
think it's his best next to that live disc. it has a great blend of
acoustic and synthesized instruments. it also features some damn
cool rhythms, with alot of songs being in "odd" time sigs.
oh, and btw, don't worry about getting your ass laughed off. i mean,
this is an open minded list. um, or something.
:-)
Andrew Miller - keyboardist/vocalist - subtlerage
http://www.subtlerage.com - subtlerage@subtlerage.com
"first impressions" released. .wav files available
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 15:19:58 -0800 (PST)
From: David Swanston <DGSWANSTON@CSUPomona.Edu>
To: ytsejam@ax.com
Subject: Altura and Ivanhoe
Message-ID: <01IGM39HGIWY9GWBRH@clstac.is.csupomona.edu>
Hey all,
Well, I picked up Altura's _mercy_ today. At first listen, I was somewhat
disappointed. This stems from the higher expectations that I place on prog
music due to the elevated level of composing that has been linked to most prog.
Anyway, I decided to read the liner notes to find out why it sounded so...
droll and hollow. Would you believe this...I actually got an answer. Summari-
zation of their remarks concerning their album (which were very well thought
out) is best done by saying that they have accomplished the other half of what
most grunge bands are trying to portray: teen angst. While most grunge bands
have the rage and confusion down pat in their sound, they most often miss the
lyrical mark by a wide margin, which can be likened to the old addage of being
able to "drive a Mack truck through it." Altura hits the lyrical mark on the
head, and even makes it more poinant with the "middle o' the range" vocals, by
putting the angst in more descriptive terms. The only drawback is that they
lack the punch usually assigned with the "teen angst" music. _mercy_ can be
seen as a concept album, and I doubt that their next one (should they be given
the chance to make one) will sound anything like this one.
Ok, Ivanhoe...'nuff said. Looking for a fix while waiting for new DT? Get
Ivanhoe if you don't have it. If you do, pop it in and sit back and *try* to
relax (which can only be done on Track 3, "By A Feeling"). This album is tight
and hits hard. I have had it for over a year and never tire of it. Definitely
one of my Top 10. (Egads!!! Please don't flame me for the reference... :-P )
Enough for today. This makes two in one day...an all-time high. Hey Damon, I
am catching up with you. Be afraid...
Rain King
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 18:26:00 -0500 (EST)
From: Rick Audet <ytse@cris.com>
To: ytsejam@ax.com
Subject: Re: Yanni (closeminded folk, PgDn now)
Message-ID: <199703172326.SAA21016@newman.concentric.net>
At 03:01 PM 3/17/97 -0800, you wrote:
>>I may get laughed off the Jam for bring this up, but...does anyone listen to
>>Yanni?
<Phil Carter shared some nice details here.>
>Other good Yanni discs that are worth getting:
>
>_Chameleon Days_, _Keys to Imagination_, _Out of Silence_: All of these are
>recorded almost entirely on keyboards. The sound is a bit dated by now, but
>the compositions and arrangements are still excellent. Also worth picking
>up is _In My Time_, a more reflective, piano-oriented album.
>
>There are several others, but that should start you off well.
Being one of the (seemingly) three Yanni fans on this list, I'd like to say
that the album that got me into Yanni's music was _Dare To Dream_. Might be
my favorite one, along side _In My Time_.
And Phil, I still have your David Arkenstone recommendation on my "things to
get" list. Unfortunately, it seems I've spent much of my funds on DT
bootlegs over the last several months, so as soon as there's postive cash
flow, I'll let you know what I think of it.
Now Playing: Jonathan Kreisberg Trio, s/t
-Rick Audet
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 15:34:02 -0800 (PST)
From: David Swanston <DGSWANSTON@CSUPomona.Edu>
To: ytsejam@ax.com
Subject: Altura
Message-ID: <01IGM41901LE9GWE5P@clstac.is.csupomona.edu>
Oops...re-read my last post *after* I had sent it and noticed that I had
forgotten to say exactly which side of the _mercy_ fence I am on. Definitely
the "buy it" side. Remember, this is an album which grows on you. You may not
like it at first listen, but given its fair due, it will make a rather decent
impression on you. As a rule, I tend to judge an album's overall effectiveness
and impact based upon the first few notes (the whole "first impressions"
theory). _mercy_ has a really cool intro, eerie and pensive. This let me know
it is to be a good album, though I didn't really like it the first listen.
Like the intro, the album will grow on yo in a slow, pensive manner.
Enough! 3 in 1...gotta be losin' my mind!
Rain King
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 15:45:25 -0800 (PST)
From: MAMALOOKABOOBOODAY <skooc@earthlink.net>
To: ytsejam@ax.com
Subject: #@!$^(^#$&%
Message-ID: <199703172345.PAA03081@iceland.it.earthlink.net>
>Megadeth-Yep, I am another ignorant Megadeth fan. I love Countdown and
>Youthanasia. Haven't heard too much of the earlier stuff but I gather it
>is more speed/thrash metalish?
I didn't like Youthanasia all that much, I thought Countdown was great,
although I really like Peace Sells & Rust To Peace the best.
>How's everyone been doing in their NCAA pools?
G O S T A N F O R D ! !! ! !! ! !!
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 19:12:47 -0500
From: "Adam Cook" <acook@tiac.net>
To: <ytsejam@ax.com>
Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 2358
Message-ID: <199703180014.TAA29209@zork.tiac.net>
> i never said appreciate meant "like." i'd probably say the same thing in
> response to adam cook's post, so instead of quoting it let it be known
here-
> i'm sticking with this thought. my choice of music isnt country, but i
can
> understand how people can like it, i dont think it "sucks" there's
things i
> can appreciate about it. so to restate- its not bullshit, it just may be
> badly put, because i'm getting a lot of responses to what i wasnt aiming
at.
> i'm no more pefect (in fact, far less) than anyone else here, so i'll
just
> try and clarify here. so if the tunes dont do anything for you, no
biggie,
> i'm the same way, but if someone was dissing on a group my friend liked
that
> i didnt care for i would help him defend it, and could, because while it
> doesnt "tickle my pickle" theres things to appreciate.
I can understand why people like that stuff, however some types of music
have a lot more to like going on, right? For instance, people might like
Green Day because it's catchy, fun music. However, I believe I can say
concretely (and this is not my opinion folks) that that type of music does
not have much depth. Why? Because there's not much going on. I have never
seen a real music enthusiast, one who listens to and has music as very
important part of their life, who's favorite type of music is Bush, No
Doubt, or Green Day. While music is subjective, there is also the music
that is sketched on the disc itself. One can not listen to three power
chords over and over without getting bored and eventually that's why the
whole genre dies out after a while. The people get sick of it. It took me 4
years to get sick of I&W (DT better release an album soon). Opinions,
comments???
Finally, I have no problem with all these former metal acts (Metallica,
Queensryche, Nuno) heading down a more modern rock style (grungey?) path as
long as the songs are good. I don't think Metallica did that, but I love
the new Queensryche and Nuno. I just wonder why none of these bands that
were big back then don't come back with a truly kickass record in their old
style that is still original. Also, I understand the argument that these
bands need to change, but is it a coincidence that when all these bands
decide their style needs a change lately they go towards a simpler, grungey
style? How big a factor does the record company and cash play? I'm not
asking for flammage, this is just what I think.
Adam
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Date: Tue, 18 Mar 1997 01:30:00 +0100
From: Thomas Andersen <totte@vip.cybercity.dk>
To: ytsejam <ytsejam@ax.com>
Subject: HAAALLOOOOO
Message-ID: <332DE208.3F38@vip.cybercity.dk>
HI
I'M PISSING MY PANS OVER ALL THIS TALK ABOUT DT EUROPEAN TOUR.....
I LIVE IN DENMARK SO IF THE CHANCE IS THERE (ONE OF A MILLION) THAT DT
IS GONNA POP BY, I WANNA BE THERE!!!!!
DOES ANY OF YOU HAVE SOME TOUR DATES??????????
TOTTE
:Watch the sparrow falling
gives new meaning to it all
If not today nor yet tomorrow
then some other day:
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 19:37:56 -0800
From: Kevin Madden <kwmadden@pipeline.com>
To: Sarcastically Challenged Individuals <ytsejam@ax.com>
Subject: AlBPatSaga/MDSavaAvailablity/Ben'sReturn/MOOSESHIT/IH8Spaces
Message-ID: <1.5.4.32.19970318033756.0069c24c@pop.pipeline.com>
Pat quoted Al:
>Al Balkiewicz wrote:
>> wow! again! listen to this man, he's got his shit together....
>> flame privately, Fix boots privately......damn he's good...
>> you sure you're not a long lost twin of mine....? :P
>
And then wrote:
>Wow! That is a new one, Al B telling others how they should act... Sorry
>for the AB content but he really pissed me off here.
>
That made me laugh. I was reading the ton o' jams that came in over the last
30 hours or so, and when I read Al's post, I cued up a new message that was
going to say, "I bet Pat can't let this one go." But, I was beaten to it.
/me chuckles
Pat also inquired:
>How's everyone been doing in their NCAA pools?
Well, I am making up ground with my strong showing in the second round.
I am in third out of ten, only three or four points back. Thanks for asking :-)
Any of you MD jammers out there who might be interested in Savatage's
compilation
"From the Gutter to the Stage" should go to the new Circuit City in Annapolis,
because they have it there. They also had Sepultura's 2cd "Roots" package. The
first cd is normal, and the second has a million and one covers on it. 28
bucks,
though.
Ben, good to see you back. Hopefully that adam's apple has shrunk in proportion
to how much of an ass you were to the orchestra guy... ;-)
GREATGOOGLEYMOOGLY or whatever Detroit's first black asshole traffic cock's
nickname is: Fuck you. I neither asked for your opinion nor care for it. I was
kidding about the Kiss Video, but we all know it's tough to sniff out sarcasm
around here. I loved Kiss when I was a kid, and I even liked that movie. I hate
it when people reply to a dissenting opinion on some musical topic by saying, in
effect, "you couldn't do any better." So what? Do I need to be able to play
a guitar
in order to say someone sucks? Do I need to be a director to dislike a film?
An author to critique a novel? No. Flames to private e-mail, or, if you need to,
post it here.
GO WINGS!
Kevin
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 97 18:43:29 -0600
From: "Brian Hayden" <Brian.D.Hayden-1@tc.umn.edu>
To: ytsejam@ax.com
Subject: Re: Megadeth
Message-ID: <332de52a297d363@mhub1.tc.umn.edu>
Just thought I'd let it be known that some of us like Youthanasia much better
than Countdown...in fact, I would rate Countdown near the bottom of all their
albums. It has some awesome songs (Architecture of Aggression, Foreclosure of a
Dream, etc.), but overall I think it lacks the emotion and musicianship that the
other albums have. And I also don't understand the whole "Youthanasia is wussy"
thing - it seems heavier to me than countdown. Maybe it's just me. Anyway...
-Brian
"The Silent Man" Art/Lit E-zine
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/9493
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 18:49:51 -0600
From: cmustard@vonl.com (Mark Lampert)
To: <ytsejam@ax.com>
Subject: The Return
Message-ID: <19970318004728112.AAA314@cmustard.vonl.com>
Ahoy,
Yeah! I'm back on the Net at last! A few weeks ago, my isp found out that
there was an unpaid account on their system and had it cancelled. I guess
it couldn't last forever... BUT - I'm back with a new isp now, so you guys
can reach me at
cmustard@vonl.com from now on, or at least until college time this fall...
later jammers!
ps- could anyone email me and give me a quickie summary of what's been
happenin this past month? Many thanks!
· • Colonel Mustard • ·
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 20:00:36 -0500
From: Rachel Goldenberg <wisha@li.net>
To: ytsejam@ax.com
Subject: Attn. 516/212/718/914....(NYC-ish ppl.)
Message-ID: <199703180100.UAA22796@linet01.li.net>
Hey. Happy St. Pat's day.
As you already know, D-Man was trying to organize a jammer get together in
the next day or so somewhere on Long Island or in the city...since he, like
many others, is on break now (lucky!) Anyway, he's working on getting to a
computer, but meanwhile if you are around here, mail me (Wisha@LI.Net) so
final plans and such can be finalized and such.
Thanks.
-Rachel
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 19:14:35 -0600
From: "Rip, Cow Virtuoso" <ripzero@dreamt.org>
To: Heavy Metal Computer Nerds <ytsejam@ax.com>
Subject: jackhammer
Message-ID: <2.2.32.19970318011435.007513b4@mail.inlink.com>
>For instance, people might like
>Green Day because it's catchy, fun music. However, I believe I can say
>concretely (and this is not my opinion folks) that that type of music does
>not have much depth. Why? Because there's not much going on.
i can say, concretely, that playing fast has no depth. there's a lot going
on with those fingers, there's not much emotionally going on. i can also
say, its bull. i dont believe playing fast has no depth. there are no
facts to music. billy joe's old record collection consisted of van halen
and ozzy osbourne, he sights randy rhoads and EVH as early influences, he
never had the drive to "get real good" but he had the drive to write. yeah,
it can get boring to an ear, but it depends on the ear, not the music. the
main thing i disagree with here is that you state it concretely, its like
putting walls around an infinity. a form of putting it is depth in music
means it has something of redeeming value that reaches out to you. someone
may think metropolis sounds like nintendo music and get bored with it
quickly, while something like three chord rock plugged right into the head
is up their alley, and it doesnt mean they nor the music lack depth, it
means they favor other styles of music.
anyways, apart from the flaming, i gotta say the jam has been excitin'
lately, if nothing else. after all, there is no discussion without
contradiction. keep em rolling, for i'm diggin' it, any private email is
welcome to.
~Rip
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 18:33:09 +0000
From: "KorgX3" <ibanez@mailhost.cyberhighway.net>
To: ytsejam@ax.com
Subject: Re: Yanni
Message-ID: <199703180144.RAA22554@odin.ax.com>
> I may get laughed off the Jam for bring this up, but...does anyone listen to
> Yanni? I had never heard him play and figured that he was just "Kenny G on
> the piano", but I saw his "Live at the Acropolis" on PBS this weekend and was
> pretty blown away. If anyone has any recommendations on his CDs, please let
> me know.
Ever hear of Yanni? I'm actually Yanni incognito. :)
Actually, if you want lot's of spectacular musicianship with all the
whistles and bells, buy Live at the Apocalypse, er, Acropolis first.
Some people don't like it, but it was my 1st Yanni, and I ended up
getting them all. If you like psychodelic stuff, get Optimystique.
It sounds like Yanni on acid. Particularly not my favorite, but it
reminds of mellow Ozric.
Lemme just go on to brag that I think Yanni's band is probably the
most talented I've ever heard. Since Yanni and DT are far too
different, I don't think it's fair to compare talent between the two.
:) Listen to the bass solo on track 4. I swear I'd love to see
Geddy try and match that.
Other recommends would be In Celebreation of Life which is a greates
hits album including most of his more energetic and symphonic pieces,
and Reflections of Passion containing some of his more romantic
themes. Dare to Dream is another excellent one. Why, hell, I think
they all kick ass in a pacifistic sort of way. :)
Enjoy!
KorgX3 a.k.a. ibanez@cyberhighway.net
Disclaimer:
The content expressed in the previous document is
not the opinion of the author. The author is exonerated
of anything written therein. Viewer discretion is
advised.
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 18:38:02 +0000
From: "KorgX3" <ibanez@mailhost.cyberhighway.net>
To: ytsejam@ax.com
Subject: Re: Who would win in a showdown, Marty Friedman or Kenny G?
Message-ID: <199703180149.RAA22595@odin.ax.com>
> My other question is about Kenny G. I've never really heard much of his
> stuff, so I'm not defending him, but why does everyone here think he sucks so
> bad? I can tell that he's obviously not a real jazz player, but so what? Is he
> just really overrated? Would JP kick his ass in a guitar/soprano sax duel?
> -Clark
I dunno. Mr. Kenneth Gorelick is one of my favorites to mellow out
to. I guess people don't like him because he's a west coast G and
most of the people on the list are east coasters. His older stuff
was real funky. I never really got into his stuff till after
Duotones. (Shrug)
Don't mess with us west coast G's. :)
KorgX3 a.k.a. ibanez@cyberhighway.net
Disclaimer:
The content expressed in the previous document is
not the opinion of the author. The author is exonerated
of anything written therein. Viewer discretion is
advised.
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 18:51:43 +0000
From: "KorgX3" <ibanez@mailhost.cyberhighway.net>
To: ytsejam@ax.com
Subject: Re: Yanni (closeminded folk, PgDn now)
Message-ID: <199703180203.SAA22743@odin.ax.com>
> And Phil, I still have your David Arkenstone recommendation on my "things to
> get" list. Unfortunately, it seems I've spent much of my funds on DT
> bootlegs over the last several months, so as soon as there's postive cash
> flow, I'll let you know what I think of it.
That wouldn't happen to be Quest of the Dream Warrior wouldn't it?
Love that one. I also recommend the Spirit of Olympus with some
Russian dude name Kostia (who I have never heard of) and another kewl
dude named David Lanz. David has a couple albums one of which I have
is a compilation named Beloved. Real nice solo piano stuff. There
are a couple of orchestrated songs on there too.
I really recommend Quest of the Dream Warrior. It's my fave. If you
want what I feel is the best explanation of Dave's music, read the
sig below. :)
KorgX3 NOT The "Other" Ibanez (anymore)
http://www.webspawner.com/users/KorgX3
ibanez@cyberhighway.net
"Well, I try to write music that Indiana Jones would listen to."
--David Arkenstone
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Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 20:27:42 -0700
From: Nickelbag of Funk <dhplotki@students.wisc.edu>
To: ytsejam@ax.com
Subject: Yes Yes Yes-- Rush Summer Tour Dates!!
Message-ID: <v03007800af53bb9f9f4b@[144.92.181.175]>
Test For Echo tour dates
Here they are! Many of them are still unconfirmed, but look for them to
solidify in the next week. I also heard that the Dallas date will be going
on sale March 28th.
Apr 25 - Virginia Beach Amphitheater. Virginia Beach, VA
Apr 26 - Walnut Creek Amphitheater. Raleigh, NC
Apr 28 - Lakewood Amphitheater. Atlanta, GA
Apr 29 - Starwood Amphitheater. Nashville, TN
May 1 - Pensacola Civic Center. Pensacola, FL (NOT CONFIRMED)
May 3 - Starplex Amphitheater. Dallas, TX
May 4 - Woodlands Amphitheater. Houston, TX
May 6 or 7 - Delta Center. Salt Lake City, UT
May 10 - Irvine Meadows. Irvine, CA *OR* Glen Helen. Devore, CA
May 11 - Shoreline Amphitheater, Mountain View CA
May 13 - Rose Garden. Portland, OR (NOT CONFIRMED)
May 14 or 15 - Key Arena. Seattle, WA
May 16 or 17 - The Gorge. George, WA
===BREAK===
June 4 or 5 - Fiddlers' Green Amphitheater. Englewood, CO
June 6 - Riverport Amphitheater. St. Louis, MO
June 7 - Sandstone Amphitheater in Kansas
June 10 - Deer Creek Music Center. Indianapolis, IN
June 11 - Riverbend Music Center. Cincinnati, OH
June 13 - World Music Center. Chicago, IL *OR* Pine Knob. Detroit, MI
June 14 - Alpine Valley. E. Troy, WI *OR* World Music Center. Chicago, IL
June 16 - Polaris Amphitheater. Columbus, OH
June 17 - Star Lake Amphitheater. Pittsburgh, PA *OR* Pine Knob. Detroit, MI
June 19 - Garden State Arts Center, NJ *OR* Blossom Music Center, Cleveland
June 20 - Merriwether Post Pavillion, MD *OR* Star Lake, Pittsburgh
June 22 - New Jersey
June 23 - Great Woods Amphitheater. Mansfield, MA
June 25 - Jones Beach. Long Island, NY
June 26 - NOT CONFIRMED
July 1 - Ottawa
Here's to life!!
Best Regards...
Dave Plotkin, "On the Leading Edge of Life."
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