Digital Ad Campaign at the top.
Two sets apiece and we all had a good time.
Many bands take a year and a day switching back and forth between sets but Reload and The Yeggs took no time at all, this was refreshing.
We shared equipment but in prior cases some bands take a year and a week, on this night it was fluid and without major pause.
We must be like professionals or something.
Lyric cheat sheets for "You Really Got A Hold On Me" and "Mack The Knife"
taped to side of a P.A. Speaker.
Really cool Vocal monitors. Was nice to see these stand mounted as opposed to gravity driven "sitting on the floor" mounted, I did not get to utilize these but I was impressed.
The Mackie SRM 150 compact active monitor system.
Reload performed two sets mixing Classic Rock and 90s favorites and it was a joy to see my high school peers (H.S. at this point is about twenty years ago for me) Rocking Out with precision and finesse.
At this gig David proclaimed prior to their rendition of "My Sharona" that said song was the "Suppers Ready" of Pop/Rock which got a major chuckle from me.
The Dave & The Brian
When the Moon Gel Muffling System is not available just use some painters tape.
Monikered properly of course.
Shure I will sing some backing vocals.
A Cider and a Bag Of Crisps.
To make the crowd to moving their Hips.
No Pics of The Yeggs tonight, I am becoming weary of asking anyone to take photos of the band and how many can we have of us at 3JP.
HOWEVER !!! I am sure due to this lack I will be asking someone at the next gig to take pictures.
Name ? : Brian
Occupation : Shropsher Slasher
"I want to do what's right, I do"
March Madness.
Thanks to Brian asking to emcee the band introductions towards the end of our second set and revealing my name as Francis Genalo A.K.A. Spike.
This Is Show # 26
- Spike
