Anyone going to be at the Neighbourhood Theatre for the DBT show on Sept 21, 2019?

I'm on a 5 day road trip and spending 2 nights in Charlotte, NC.

I turn 50 on the 17th so my friend is coming along to drive my corpse back home when I attempt to party at half the pace I used to.

Greg

I live in Charlotte. Uncle Ricky, Cooleygirl and One Belt Loop are coming into town. We’ll be going to see Sarah Shook on Friday night. See you there. Check your pm

^^Slight edit, me and CG are still pondering the Greenville show that night, but we'll definitely be there for the Charlotte show.

Got everything we need for a party!

in

Tracy and I are in.

one belt loop wrote:Got everything we need for a party!

Not really, I can't make it.

Flea wrote:

one belt loop wrote:Got everything we need for a party!

Not really, I can't make it.

Boo

I found an air bnb one block from the venue. Hope the heat doesn't kill me. Already daytime highs here are only 70 and night time lows of 55

Birthday Boy
The Righteous Path
A Ghost to Most
Goode’s Field Road
Shit Shots Count
Days of Graduation—>
Ronnie and Neil
Surrender Under Protest
Darkened Flags on the Cusp of Dawn
72 (This Highway’s Mean)
The Sands of Iwo Jima
Made Up English Oceans
Rosemary with a Bible and a Gun
Slow Ride Argument
Babies in Cages
Ramon Casiano
The KKK Took My Baby Away
Sinkhole
Uncle Frank
The Living Bubba
Three Dimes Down
Let There Be Rock
Zip City
Hell No, I Ain’t Happy*—>
Sign O’ the Times*—>
Hell No, I Ain’t Happy*

*with Jimbo Mathus

at Patterson’s voice cracking while singing “to record with Jimmy Johnson” as he held his hand over his heart

Excellent show last night! I'll try and get the recording up later today. Still an hour from home...

I'm having trouble at the moment hearing them in my mind's ear, but I feel like at least thematically Babies in Cages and Ramon make for a really good "couplet."

And what about the rest a youse? I know you were there. How about some feedback for the deprived?

beantownbubba wrote: How about some feedback for the deprived?

I wasn't there either, but Red Celt and Mrs. Red Celt said it was mighty fine---specifically mentioned solos in Goodes Field Road.

Wife-So, another great show?
Me-Yes (sigh)
Wife-UhHuh

Standing next to Brett all night. He turns to me about 3-4 songs in and says”they’re on tonight”. Me- “This band has been on since American Band was released”. Brett-“Yeah, you’re right”.

De rigueur as it may be to praise the shows around here, I’ve got to say that the band has been at the top of their game for at least the last 3 years. BTW this is my favorite iteration of the band. For 2&1/2 hours, all is right with the world. I’m at the Rock Show.

Last night’s show was was a powerhouse from the get go. The boys were having a grand old time and the packed house (must have been a sellout) was zoned in right from the start. Even the laid back tunes had a high level of intensity with plenty of intricacies. A keyboard power chord , a skip on the snare, reverberating open string pluck and Cooley tickling shit. I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention Patterson’s incredible solo in Babies in Cages and a Three Dimes Down that felt like being run over by a locomotive

Another great show?
FUCK YEAH

The Charlotte show was what I call a standard outstanding DBT show. What I mean by that is there weren't any real surprises, no real rarities, and the set wasn't extra long. But (and this is important) it was a fantastic, monster show. The venue was packed, the crowd was hot, and the band was on fire. I don't care how many times I hear something like Three Dimes Down, when the band is ON every song kicks your ass, and Three Dimes Down certainly did Saturday night.

I think sometimes we heathens are a bit spoiled. The band is so consistently great that if they play a "standard" set or don't play 35 songs we feel like it wasn't a great show. The problem I run into is finding ways to describe them. We come off like fanboys because it seems like every show we see we describe as INCREDIBLE and AMAZING. Well, sometimes there are bands that truly are incredible damn near every night. And DBT is one of those bands. I'm glad they're my favorite band.

https://archive.org/details/dbt2019-09-21.m21.flac24

Drive-By Truckers
2019/09/21
Neighborhood Theatre
Charlotte, NC

source: Microtech Gefell M21 (dina) > Nbob actives > Naiant PFA > Sound Devices MixPre-6 @ 24/48
location: at sbd roc 9' high
transfer: SDHC > PC > Wavelab 6.1 (gain, fades) > iZotope RX 7 (edits) > CD Wave > THL (flac 8) > Foobar (tags)

*24bit/48khz fileset not intended for CD-R*

recorded and transferred by Gordon Wilson

A Team Dirty South Recording

01. Intro
02. Birthday Boy
03. The Righteous Path
04. A Ghost to Most
05. Goode's Field Road
06. Shit Shots Count
07. Days of Graduation
08. Ronnie and Neil
09. Surrender Under Protest
10. Darkened Flags on the Cusp of Dawn
11. 72 (This Highway's Mean)
12. The Sands of Iwo Jima
13. Made Up English Oceans
14. Rosemary with a Bible and a Gun
15. Slow Ride Argument
16. Babies in Cages
17. Ramon Casiano
18. The KKK Took My Baby Away
19. Sink Hole
20. Uncle Frank
21. The Living Bubba
22. Three Dimes Down
23. Let There Be Rock
24. Zip City
25. Hell No, I Ain't Happy > *
26. Sign O' the Times > *
27. Hell No, I Ain't Happy *

* w/ Jimbo Mathus on guitar

https://archive.org/details/jimbomathus ... m21.flac24


Jimbo Mathus' Incinerator
2019/09/21
Neighborhood Theatre
Charlotte, NC

source: Microtech Gefell M21 (dina) > Nbob actives > Naiant PFA > Sound Devices MixPre-6 @ 24/48
location: at sbd roc 9' high
transfer: SDHC > PC > Wavelab 6.1 (gain, fades) > iZotope RX 7 (edits) > CD Wave > THL (flac 8) > Foobar (tags)

*24bit/48khz fileset not intended for CD-R*

recorded and transferred by Gordon Wilson

A Team Dirty South Recording

01. You Are Like a Song
02. Incinerator
03. South of Laredo
04. Shine Like A Diamond
05. Been Unraveling
06. Hey Mr. DJ
07. Alligator Fish
08. Really Hurt Someone
09. Tallahatchie
10. Jesus and Tequila

opened for Drive-By Truckers