Comments on: No Love For Zero: Off-Night at The Gramercy http://www.glidemagazine.com/hiddentrack/no-love-for-zero-off-night-at-the-gramercy/ Wed, 03 Dec 2008 08:28:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: jay http://www.glidemagazine.com/hiddentrack/no-love-for-zero-off-night-at-the-gramercy/#comment-64291 jay Thu, 26 Apr 2007 17:41:35 +0000 http://www.glidemagazine.com/hiddentrack/?p=546#comment-64291 Disagree with your review. I was at the show, too Friday night and attended the show on Saturday afternoon as well. I also purchased the FLAC files off livedownloads to revisit. I thought the first set was far more enjoyable than the second -- Melvin Seals was ON FIRE during Anorexia, Merle's Boogie and Catalina, and Arnie's vocals sounded nice and throaty on Big Love. I actually prefer him at times over Judge Murphy. Home on the Range ended with a killer Knopfler-esque guitar jam by Kimock. The second set paled in comparison. Chance in a Million and Franklin's Tower were not very inspired at all on Friday night, but they really rocked them out at Grand Central the next day. I think your problem is that you were sitting in the balcony seats rather than standing on the floor. I wouldve gotten bored up there, too. Disagree with your review. I was at the show, too Friday night and attended the show on Saturday afternoon as well. I also purchased the FLAC files off livedownloads to revisit.

I thought the first set was far more enjoyable than the second — Melvin Seals was ON FIRE during Anorexia, Merle’s Boogie and Catalina, and Arnie’s vocals sounded nice and throaty on Big Love. I actually prefer him at times over Judge Murphy. Home on the Range ended with a killer Knopfler-esque guitar jam by Kimock.

The second set paled in comparison. Chance in a Million and Franklin’s Tower were not very inspired at all on Friday night, but they really rocked them out at Grand Central the next day.

I think your problem is that you were sitting in the balcony seats rather than standing on the floor. I wouldve gotten bored up there, too.

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