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| Ordinary Day wrapped it up with the audience in full voice and the b�ys had a last hurrah. Nicely performed with harmonies fully appreciated by these ears. I used to get upset when I heard the telltale beeps, because it signalled the end. But now, after all this time I can now appreciate why they close with this. What a way to leave you - all full of hope and happy with the world. Nice indoctrination to Alandom. And the fans at the Water Street Theater world sang their hearts out to Ordinary Day. I think the world would sing if I were king, too. |
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| Encore 1 Love appeared and I so enjoyed the reggae beat again. S�an�s guitar here gets better and better. The drums are great and the vocals beyond enjoyable. The reggae is much more evident in person than on the CD. But I think the first time I heard it in Asheville last year, it had even more of a reggae edge to it. I like it - a lot. The crowd wasn�t as rude about this slow one, but weren't into it like the Boston crowd. the visual of Alan and Murray sitting way back so S�an can have the spotlight - Nice. He deserves it, it's a great song. Gotta believe in love! |
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| Excursion�s harmonies kept me happy but still missing Darrell. I'd rather have Alan running all over the stage like a crazy person as he used to do. Let Bob sing it! LOL! There were little secret-sharings like this one all evening. This was at the end of Excursion. I do wonder what exactly they were all plotting. Or whether the joke was on us. |
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