Am I the only one who sees the hilarious irony in singing agnostic bordering on atheist songs in a church? I have been following kalnoky since the catch 22 days. Love that guy. Most underrated artist in.... ever.
I have to agree with you. After really giving the new Toh Kay album a listen I came to this conclusion too, as his damn lyrics really get to you in that setting.This guy can really paint an image in your head and tell a story. Seeing this show was an amazing experience.
As much as I love Streetlight, some of Tomas' acoustic arrangements of the songs are much better than the ones with the band; the beauty of the imagery in his lyrics really comes through and the intricacy of his guitar playing is pretty damn inspiring! On top of that, he's got that nice-guy-performer thing going on. What a guy, what a gig!
That new song reminds me of one he played at the Chicago show. The only lyric I remember from that one was "I go blind", which was probably part of the chorus.
![Early Morning Jazz [Jazz Beats to Start your Days in new Years]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/m-kE_ZXixKg/mqdefault.jpg)
And I was so excited to hear a Toh Kay version of Mephisto...
54:20 heres to life
Am I the only one who sees the hilarious irony in singing agnostic bordering on atheist songs in a church? I have been following kalnoky since the catch 22 days. Love that guy. Most underrated artist in.... ever.
I have to agree with you. After really giving the new Toh Kay album a listen I came to this conclusion too, as his damn lyrics really get to you in that setting.This guy can really paint an image in your head and tell a story.
Seeing this show was an amazing experience.
Tomas is ridiculously flawless. Thank you very much for uploading this.
38:00 as the footsteps die out forever starts here
Yeah, it is. He played it in NYC and said it was a new song. Thanks for recording it. I didn't think to record until after he played it.
I'm going to buy this, and make sure it's done in a way so that he'll actually benefit from my purchase. Damn. Yes, very very much appreciated!
very much appreciated
Also, thank you so much for putting this up on here. I must have listened to it about 5 times in the past 3 months.
thank you for sharing
Thank you so much for this.
Perhaps it is. That's what i'm hoping at least. I liked it.
Tomas
As much as I love Streetlight, some of Tomas' acoustic arrangements of the songs are much better than the ones with the band; the beauty of the imagery in his lyrics really comes through and the intricacy of his guitar playing is pretty damn inspiring! On top of that, he's got that nice-guy-performer thing going on. What a guy, what a gig!
They should release this.
That new song reminds me of one he played at the Chicago show. The only lyric I remember from that one was "I go blind", which was probably part of the chorus.
if anyone out there with a better ear than me could write out the chords for the song he plays at 12:48 I would be forever in your debt
cant work out the bridge but with a capo on 5th fret, it sounds like D, G,A, D for the main versey bits. sorry im far from expert myself
i actually watched the whole video.
Buenisimo...
Vengan a mexico por favor streetlight manifesto
At 31:09 Tomas plays the beginning of Your Day Will Come.
Just noticed @ 31:08 he plays "Your Day Will Come"
What song did he play before the receiving end of it all? The really short one.
Didn't mean to reply to this comment with that, meant to make it it's own separate comment. Damn RUclips mobile!
what can i say he's a funny guy
47:43 bless you
please share the image too... please... this must be a great great show to watch! ;)
25:14 is where hell (the trainwreck) starts
I guess he owes me a punch in the face.
that was my birthday :D
7:37 Gesundheit. :D
Anyone know what he plays at 12:50?
how does he whistle like that
01:00:59
What did he play right before the receiving end of it all?
unreleased song to this day still
lol... you can clap now.... 46:30