Westhampton Beach

[Jonicont]

Surrender
Baggage
Ghost
This fucking job
Shit shots
Ronnie
Oceans
Umpqua
Ramon
Ever south
Devil
Sinkhole
Women
Tornadoes
Filthy
2 Daughters
3 dimes.
18 wheels
Marry me
Ain't talkin bout love
Zip
What it means
Imagine
Ltbr
Shut yo mouth
A&F

[beantownbubba]

Sheesh! That set'll get your attention.

But inquiring minds are dying to know: How did the strange brew of DBT and the Hamptons work out?

[Jonicont]

Ahhh--the Hamptons. $14 for clam chowder. Anyway onto the show. The venue was just so perfect. Comfortable seats (brass plaques on the back of each one with the donors name), clean rugs (I was asked quite politely by an usher to please take care not to spill my beverage), and impeccable sound (Money can't buy you love (well...) but it can get you one kick ass sounding room. Comment by the band afterwards was you could have recorded a live album by the way it sounded on stage. The crowd was what one would expect in a tony, not easily accessible summer seaside community. Age wise it skewed older than a typical rock show (no--I did not see anyone with a walker). Heathens could be spotted here and there but there was a significant contingent of couples. Older guys with younger women and older guys with older women trying to look like the younger ones. The crowd stayed seated until the end of the show except for a few folks over on the side. However, I did noticed quite a bit of head bobbing and there was very enthusiastic applause between the songs. Seemed to me that a good portion of the crowd were folks who come out to hear music and support the venue even though they might be unfamiliar with who is playing. Some of our rock brethren should be so open minded. The pre show announcement to please respect the artist and don't fly your phones was taken to heart and I could see people actually listening to the songs. There was some slight up front stage activity during Ronnie and Neil and Patterson said "C'mon up, we won't bite" but the kabosh seemed to be put on that by Cooley approaching the mic "I don't bite is probably the worst pick up line I ever came up with". Finally Patterson said "Get up motherfuckers" during LTBR and everyone did, shook their asses through the next song, then sat for A&F and went home. Oh yeah--how was the show? I'll just refer you to Bubba's recent reviews but yeah, the boys have been slaying it since the release of AB. 14 fucking dollars for clam chowder. Sheesh!

[whatwouldcooleydo?]

Any MS-13 in the house?

[Jonicont]

Any MS-13 in the house?

No. But Dukes Lomas were running security

[beantownbubba]

Was it new england clam chowder at least?

[brett27295]

Ahhh--the Hamptons. $14 for clam chowder. Anyway onto the show. The venue was just so perfect. Comfortable seats (brass plaques on the back of each one with the donors name), clean rugs (I was asked quite politely by an usher to please take care not to spill my beverage), and impeccable sound (Money can't buy you love (well...) but it can get you one kick ass sounding room. Comment by the band afterwards was you could have recorded a live album by the way it sounded on stage. The crowd was what one would expect in a tony, not easily accessible summer seaside community. Age wise it skewed older than a typical rock show (no--I did not see anyone with a walker). Heathens could be spotted here and there but there was a significant contingent of couples. Older guys with younger women and older guys with older women trying to look like the younger ones. The crowd stayed seated until the end of the show except for a few folks over on the side. However, I did noticed quite a bit of head bobbing and there was very enthusiastic applause between the songs. Seemed to me that a good portion of the crowd were folks who come out to hear music and support the venue even though they might be unfamiliar with who is playing. Some of our rock brethren should be so open minded. The pre show announcement to please respect the artist and don't fly your phones was taken to heart and I could see people actually listening to the songs. There was some slight up front stage activity during Ronnie and Neil and Patterson said "C'mon up, we won't bite" but the kabosh seemed to be put on that by Cooley approaching the mic "I don't bite is probably the worst pick up line I ever came up with". Finally Patterson said "Get up motherfuckers" during LTBR and everyone did, shook their asses through the next song, then sat for A&F and went home. Oh yeah--how was the show? I'll just refer you to Bubba's recent reviews but yeah, the boys have been slaying it since the release of AB. 14 fucking dollars for clam chowder. Sheesh!

That is an A+ review. And as a teacher I mean it. Bravo Doc!

[Tequila Cowboy]

Great review John!

[whatwouldcooleydo?]

Any MS-13 in the house?

No. But Dukes Lomas were running security

Who/what is Dukes Lomas?

[Jonicont]

Any MS-13 in the house?

No. But Dukes Lomas were running security

Who/what is Dukes Lomas?

Early 70's Los Angeles gang. Can't remember but I recall Zappa referencing them

[Jonicont]

Was it new england clam chowder at least?

Manhattan is not chowder. It's soup

[beantownbubba]

Was it new england clam chowder at least?

Manhattan is not chowder. It's soup

I'm confused. I thought that was going to be my line

[Jonicont]

That is an A+ review. And as a teacher I mean it. Bravo Doc!

Thanks. Reading Bubba reviews is rubbing off

[Jonicont]

Was it new england clam chowder at least?

Manhattan is not chowder. It's soup

I'm confused. I thought that was going to be my line

Like I said--rubbing off.

[Jonicont]

MP3

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/s5241p3fiqa8 ... Cvg9a?dl=0

FLAC
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qcogodjxedh3 ... bBQUa?dl=0

[gepman]

Thanks, Doc.

[Tequila Cowboy]

Thanks John!