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I find the rockabilly/psycho-billy/psycho-bluegrass stuff is infinitely more enjoyable live than it is on CD/MP3.
In a little club full of people enjoying it (and a few adult beverages) its just tremendously fun ... in the car in traffic or on my media box in the office it gets old fast.
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I find the concerts infinitely more enjoyable then most concerts. Strangely enough the people just seem to be more "classy". We essentially on a dare went and saw GWAR, the people there all smoked inside (tobacco and otherwise), infringed as much as possibly on your personal space, and started fights left and right. With "rockabilly/psycho-billy/psycho-bluegrass" the crowd is mellow unless in the pit and if the pit gets to wild a bunch of the big guys walk in the middle and slow it down. Amazing how this effects the experience.Originally Posted by Zundfolge
Well if you ever decide to partake again let me know we might be at the same one and I will buy you a beer.
Good to see a fellow gunnitor came back to co-ar15... got a Mosin yet?
If you like rockabilly, you may enjoy another Reverend, that's Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band from my home state:
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Never really left, just learned to ignore
The Rev Peyton is pretty amazing in concert. He gets a lot out of an acoustic guitar, washbboard & $5 drum set. I don't see Colorado on his current schedule but he is well worth checking out. When he come to Denver he usually plays the Larimer Lounge or the Bluebird.
Steve
Welp, here is a third Reverend for your enjoyment.
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