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From: Jerker.Emanuelson@... (Jerker Emanuelsson)
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Subject: Whiskeytown in Malmo, Sweden
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Hi all,

Here=B4s a short reflection from me after seeing Whiskeytown live for the=

first time.

They played for about forty minutes, and the first thirty minutes were
excellent. After that, they played a couple of songs that I didn=B4t like=
that
much. I didn=B4t think there were going to be an encore =B4cause they wai=
ted for
more than ten minutes before they got up on stage again. The encore was a=

twenty minutes long song, and about fifteen minutes of that was mostly
guitar feedback. I could tell that most people in the audience didn=B4t l=
ike
that too much.

All in all it was a good show, but when you consider that I had a four ho=
ur
drive to get there, I=B4m not sure if it was worth it for thirty minutes =
of
great music.

Ryan didn=B4t say a thing during the whole show, so it was pretty hard to=
tell
what shape he was in. To me, he seemed to be a troubled young man.

I don=B4t have a song list, but a friend of mine taped the show, so I hop=
e I
get to listen to that sometime. Unfortunately, it usually takes him sever=
al
months to get the tapes to me.

I would like to see them again, but I don=B4t think I will travel that fa=
r to
do it.

Jerker
Sound Asleep Records
Sweden

np. The Louvin Brothers-The Louvin Brothers Rounder LP



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