re:[2] Patti's anger; Tony R's Friday

["j.BOLt SThAR eNYCh" <eltyger>]

0552 EST // Sun 2 Nov 97 // BklnNYC
                                         
CBGBs didn't Dictate - or even Suggest - Set-Structure; It was
PS*G's Choice.
                                                        
To Confirm Someone's earlier Observation: The Truck parked in 
front of CBGBs is a Remote-Recording Studio. It was there all
four Nights. All four Nights were Recorded. 
Alert Folx may have noticed the "$4000. mic-array" suspended on 
a boom, about 9 feet off the floor, just forward of the 
light-tower - Tony "spending Halloween Directly Beneath It" R.
did Indeed so spend it...
                                                 
Yes, All of our Conversations -
                                                    
    "saying this and saying that 
                            and putting someone(s) down" -
 
were Recorded, to be sold *back* to us (Wonderfully 
Orchestrated) at an Outrageous Profit. Patti's Feigned 
Behaviour was Intended to Provoke Suitably Entertaining 
Outbursts from Us.
                                     
Now , hmmm...Didn't One of Us - Several of Us - call for a 
Double LP (Vinyl) containg all of *peace and noise*, plus 
assorted rare delicacies? 
Me? I Could Care Less about Vinyl - 
              But I *Do* Loves Me "assorted rare delicacies"...
                                                   
Certainly this Four day Stand *Did* provide Some: 
"Up There / Down There", "Paths That Cross", "Not Fade Away", 
"I'm So Lonesome...", a Sublime "Radio Ethiopia" (Fri Night 
that), an Intense "Land" ("Horses") (Also Fri), a Couple of 
Fine Jokes,...
                                                    
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>To: babel-list
>From: LKG <lkg>
>Subject: re: Patti's anger; Tony R's Friday
>Date: Sat, 1 Nov 1997 19:56:32 -0800
                                             
>...
                        
>...Patti seemed mostly upset (or bored?) at seeing all the 
>same faces. She indicated the audience was too low-key 
>("lame"). I got the impression she would have *liked* a 
>little rowdiness. But the sets were so slow-paced it was 
>hard to get really rockin'.
>
>Based on Tony R's report, I wish I'd braved the NYC holiday
>crazies and gone to FRIDAY'S show...sounds like the 
>Halloween spirits prevailed!
>
>Does anyone know if CB's made her do those long sets, or if
>that was the bands' choice?
>
>	:}
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