Official 930 Club Replacements Echostage May 8 Show

Hutch wrote:
anyways thanks Sweetcell, Yada..didn't come on here expecting anything less than criticism….sorry I shared the recording.


Your apologies are accepted.

I actually didn't listen to the recording, I was making a general assumption that it most likely sounds like shit based on the reviews of the show and the recording device being used.
Yada wrote:
Hutch wrote:
anyways thanks Sweetcell, Yada..didn't come on here expecting anything less than criticism….sorry I shared the recording.


Your apologies are accepted.

I actually didn't listen to the recording, I was making a general assumption that it most likely sounds like shit based on the reviews of the show and the recording device being used.


It does sound terrible, but, thanks f,or trying and sharing anyway.

Here is the 4/27/2015 Boston show: http://replacementslivearchive.blogspot.com/2015/05/april-27-2015-sinclair-converse-rubber.html


Rusty wrote:


I don't have much to add to what's already been said, but I think it's funny how much I fit the stereotypes here.  I'm a doughy government lawyer and the next show I'm going to is indeed Fogerty at Wolf Trap.


POTW!~
Hutch wrote:
i'm completely new to recording shows but i have a high end recorder (Edirol) and the way it came out is the way it sounded to me…and I am pretty sure I have it set right..

https://www.dropbox.com/s/x0tu3m4pipoywht/Replacements.wav?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/l8y5gdzj3f2yw0a/Replacements2.wav?dl=0


As a long time bootleg collector, I'd give it a B-/C+.  An audience recording is always going to have the drums and bass somewhat boomy (and that room is awful), but Paul's voice is nice and clear in the mix.  Thanks for sharing!
hemisphire wrote:
Hutch wrote:
i'm completely new to recording shows but i have a high end recorder (Edirol) and the way it came out is the way it sounded to me…and I am pretty sure I have it set right..

https://www.dropbox.com/s/x0tu3m4pipoywht/Replacements.wav?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/l8y5gdzj3f2yw0a/Replacements2.wav?dl=0


As a long time bootleg collector, I'd give it a B-/C+.  An audience recording is always going to have the drums and bass somewhat boomy (and that room is awful), but Paul's voice is nice and clear in the mix.  Thanks for sharing!


thanks hemi!
bearman wrote:
I enjoyed the performance, but the audience was unbearable. It was uncomfortably crowded.
I agree.  Apparently this is typical for Echostage, as I've heard this complaint about the couple of other shows friends of mine attended (this was my first; I have a ticket for Belle & Sebastian that I'm not looking forward to based on the Mats crowd….we were literally pressed against each other, and we were not even very far up…)
nkotb wrote:
Also, I've only been to four shows so far this year I think (S/K, Ex Hex, Mac McCaughan and the Replacements) and I think collectively I've listened to these bands for like 66.5 years.
I've been to more than four, but not by much.  But, three of yours (I was out of town for Mac or I'd have been there too.)  All good shows, though Ex Hex was my fave just because it was like this glorious surprise – I kept shouting "now THIS is a rock n roll show!!"

bearman wrote:
As an aside, there was nothing wrong with the 'Mats performance on Friday. In fact, it was really really good. That being said, I think an EDM show there would be a lot of fun (if you're into that sort of thing) but the sight lines do suck. Sound was very good to great, way better than Nation ever was. It's one of those venues where I'd weigh a bunch of factors before going back. I may be selling my Belle and Sebastian ticket. But I agree that the Philly show was easier to settle into. Overall I'm glad that I went…don't mean to sound ungrateful to finally see the 'Mats. And I'm definitely more of a "Sorry Ma…" and "Stink" fan. And "Let It Be" of course. The later stuff, while being good, lacks some of the punch of earlier songs. But "Can't Hardly Wait" truly is a great song, as is "Alex Chilton". I love the variety that they picked and over the course of 2 nights I saw a ton of great music.

Do you think the Belle & Sebastian tickets are sell-able?
Bags wrote:

bearman wrote:
As an aside, there was nothing wrong with the 'Mats performance on Friday. In fact, it was really really good. That being said, I think an EDM show there would be a lot of fun (if you're into that sort of thing) but the sight lines do suck. Sound was very good to great, way better than Nation ever was. It's one of those venues where I'd weigh a bunch of factors before going back. I may be selling my Belle and Sebastian ticket. But I agree that the Philly show was easier to settle into. Overall I'm glad that I went…don't mean to sound ungrateful to finally see the 'Mats. And I'm definitely more of a "Sorry Ma…" and "Stink" fan. And "Let It Be" of course. The later stuff, while being good, lacks some of the punch of earlier songs. But "Can't Hardly Wait" truly is a great song, as is "Alex Chilton". I love the variety that they picked and over the course of 2 nights I saw a ton of great music.

Do you think the Belle & Sebastian tickets are sell-able?


Not to anyone that went to see the 'Mats…
Ha, luckily there will be many for B&S who were not at the Mats.
Bags wrote:
Ha, luckily there will be many for B&S who were not at the Mats.


Not sure I can make it to the show because of work…I'm still on the fence. If it sells out, I'm not putting myself through that again.
bearman wrote:
Bags wrote:
Ha, luckily there will be many for B&S who were not at the Mats.


Not sure I can make it to the show because of work…I'm still on the fence. If it sells out, I'm not putting myself through that again.

I wonder, if bearman, is really a hot fucking bear?
OK, that photo is classic. As for being really hot, that was the case this morning. Way, way too humid for being the middle of May. Gross.
damn….I would be soo pissed

The Replacements regret to inform our friends in Pittsburgh and Columbus that the shows that were originally scheduled for May 5 & 6 will have to be canceled. We've explored every possibility to reschedule these shows within the window of opportunity but prior commitments and conflicts have prevented us from doing so.

All tickets purchased for these shows will be refunded at the point of purchase. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this has caused and hope that we can come back in the future and make it up to you.
Sidehatch wrote:
damn….I would be soo pissed

The Replacements regret to inform our friends in Pittsburgh and Columbus that the shows that were originally scheduled for May 5 & 6 will have to be canceled. We've explored every possibility to reschedule these shows within the window of opportunity but prior commitments and conflicts have prevented us from doing so.

All tickets purchased for these shows will be refunded at the point of purchase. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this has caused and hope that we can come back in the future and make it up to you.



I did express concerns about them making it all the way to the end of the tour without cancelling on us…. looks like you got lucky..
Sidehatch wrote:
damn….I would be soo pissed

The Replacements regret to inform our friends in Pittsburgh and Columbus that the shows that were originally scheduled for May 5 & 6 will have to be canceled. We've explored every possibility to reschedule these shows within the window of opportunity but prior commitments and conflicts have prevented us from doing so.

All tickets purchased for these shows will be refunded at the point of purchase. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this has caused and hope that we can come back in the future and make it up to you.



I had heard that after they fulfill their European show obligations that it's a permanent wrap, this info would certainly support that, I don't think there will be any 'future' shows for them to 'make up'.
Sounds, like a shit band to me.  I can see why, this thread continues.
TheREALHunter wrote:
Sidehatch wrote:
damn….I would be soo pissed

The Replacements regret to inform our friends in Pittsburgh and Columbus that the shows that were originally scheduled for May 5 & 6 will have to be canceled. We've explored every possibility to reschedule these shows within the window of opportunity but prior commitments and conflicts have prevented us from doing so.

All tickets purchased for these shows will be refunded at the point of purchase. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this has caused and hope that we can come back in the future and make it up to you.



I had heard that after they fulfill their European show obligations that it's a permanent wrap, this info would certainly support that, I don't think there will be any 'future' shows for them to 'make up'.


I know this reunion stuff can get old, but honestly they could do a little more like NMH
play 200 shows in 2-3 years and laugh all the way to the bank and never have to really worry about money until they put you in a pine box

Just don't know how you could turn down the offer to make a few mill just touring for a few years and seeing the Children by the million who really would Scream for you