Crew Year's Eve In Edmonds WA, Alan Doyle & The Beautiful Beautiful Band, Welcome Home Tour Gig #6
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2024
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"Crew Year's Eve" - the show night before a day off, usually the 6th straight show ahead of a day off on the 7th day in Alan's tour world - is always a big deal on the road, but it's probably the biggest deal of all when it's the first of such at the very beginning of a brand new tour because the week that it's wrapping up is a week when everyone has been learning new stuff: How to sing and play the songs, where to set up this particular configuration of gear and how get the sound and lights all exactly right, how to get the merch displayed and what's gonna sell the best (Spencer shirt!)...even how to get back into (or just get into, for the new folks in the crew) life on the road in the bus. So the night that closes out that first Week Of Learning is always a sweet one, and this Crew Year's Eve in Edmonds was no exception. I had a nice view (when I stood up, that is - while sitting I could barely see over the stage) and the sound was great, the lights weren't blinding me and I had a lovely view; I would have videoed much more of this show...except after a few songs, a venue fella came over to us and said no video was allowed in that venue. So there you go - this is what I have from a lovely show on a very special night. Edmonds Center For The Arts, Edmonds WA. February 25, 2024 
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Happy new year, first comment!
#justiceforpearl!
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Wait a minute. Were you the one in the front row center? The sound is completely different up front.
Also I am pretty sure I hear my voice singing out loud. I had a great time.
Short chick, red hair, camera. I did tell the dude next to me (he had a hat on) that he had a nice singing voice.
(And the sound is ALWAYS different up front. Best spot for sound is, not surprisingly, at the sound board. If not that far back, then at least 10 or so rows back in the centre. But I am short and if I go there, I can't video. I can't even see when folks stand up! So up front for the lovely view it is.)
One more comment (sorry, this is a big topic for me), no camera and especially no frigging phone will ever give you a decent representation of what the sound was really like up right front, not unless it's a nice DSLR w. a external mic plugged in. I'm using an 8-year-old Canon point and shoot (which is still better than phones because they just flatten all the sound out and smoosh it together, same as they bland out and homogenize the colours in video - it's the algorithm), but this is at least close. The sound was really good up close in Edmonds - it's been getting better and better with each show. I'd still like the vocals pushed up a bit more but maybe it's great the way it is now farther back. I have a balcony seat at an upcoming show and I'm really looking forward to hearing how it sounds from there.
@@BetweenTheRock thanks for taking highlights from each event.