leftarmtan

I thought the show was pretty good last night and the atmosphere was very pleasant. I've been a fan since I first saw UT at Gabe's in '93 and always thought JT puts on a great show. I wish I would have heard even more AM, Summerteeth, and YHF, but at least they didn't go overboard on Ghost. I love Nels, but I find myself missing Jay Bennet more and more. Nels technical skills are tremendous, but something is missing for me.

It was a very good show. I'm not sure what people mean when they talk about drunks and hippies at shows. Isn't that part of every rock show? The end of the show was dynamite, but WOW...check out the first Minneapolis setlist. It is outstanding. Don't get me wrong, I really liked the show, but I didn't think it was as good as the last time they played the Val Air....the one where Jeff Tweedy stated, "if it turned out to be a great show, they would need to put an asterik by it"...b/c he received a steroids shot for his ailing voice. I have to say I miss Jay Bennet...the soul ran very

I would suggest picking a key and focusing on it for a while. G and D tuning are great tunings to get started. You can quickly develop your own techniques that can add a lot of dimension to your shows or just allow you to have more fun messing around. Did you raise the action on your guitar and go to heavier guage strings?

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