> Hello George-- I haven't posted in this forumn in at least 3
years and
> didn't realize you were still hanging around here.
They played What a
> Wonderful Man. Almost anything else from
their entire catalogue would
> have suited me better, except
maybe Dondante. To me, those are the
> first two musically boring
songs they've released, which is a bit odd
> considering the
inspiration of such serious subject matter. 

                 
I think that they're probably limited to which songs they can play on
these late night talk shows because of the length of some of the
songs.   They'd already done Gideon and Anytime on previous
shows (and possibly another song off 'Z'?).   I like 'em all,
and I figured they'd do Wordless Chorus.   Oh well, it's on
Okonokos.
>
> It's gotten a lot more expensive to follow
the MMJ trail in the last
> three years, hasn't it, with ticket
prices quintupled and gasoline
> doubled. I hope you get to go on
some more of those great road trips
> again. I can't afford them.

> its1more (Eric) 

                  
Yeh, these old "back in the day" posts always make me feel
old(er)!   It's hard to believe that my first-ever MMJ show
(10/25/01) was Brent Best/South San Gabriel/MMJ for a grand total of
$6.   But they deserve all of the fame and money and attention
that is coming their way, of course.   I have still been able to
see 'em a little bit (three times in TN/GA last year
and at the Ryman
and both shows in Dallas this year).   They're just getting Big,
and that's not totally unexpected.   Glad to see you're still
here, too, Eric!

Low Dog
"any time your war gets out
of hand I'll take it on"

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