Some Guy wrote on Aug 5^th, 2009 at 11:27am:


you went cheap and got tulips???

thats not gonna bring jb back

Some Guy wrote on Aug 5^th, 2009 at 11:52am:


....and sponsorship from Red Lobster.

how much tartar sauce does the crew require to break the stage down?

why didn't they release a new album and single to tour behind?

have u2 just become an oldies act?

If I did not read this stupid thread, I would not know that u2 were touring.

Simply no media attention being given to it.

its a non event.



a shame. they used to be a "big" band.

I predict next summer they will be doing a shed tour opening for Depeche Mode and Echo & The BUnnyman


wear your t-shirt proud while you still can

Saint Sway wrote on Aug 5^th, 2009 at 12:20pm:

your best jb??

" your best jb // "


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrdAcJEPb4o

" Wu into DTME thru Reelin nearly equaled the energy both band and audience wise of "THE" Roseland gig. Crowd on its feet from Itchin' intros' till Tango outro. Carlton's second half playing more than made up for his virtual non-existence on the Aja set. Obviously the first time NYC Wu played a big part in my loving this night so much more so far. I also had zero problem with another Aja set. Both Sat and Mon the crowd was on hits feet at the end of each song and looong ovation at albums completion. Not so after each Aja tune last night, not as much at least. Last night contrary to twat and confirming previous post-Black Friday after T intro, prior to Aja; I also remember Deacon Blues in the set-perhaps too many shows merging with the alchohol? But BF opener for sure. Good to hear Dr Wu again; sounded more jazzed up than first time-also Sat night the crowds singing overshadowed DF and perhaps that's a major reason the youtube vids lead you to believe DF was off. He was overwhelmed by the audience responce and seemed to pick up on the energy more so than last night.Coulda sworn he wiped tears from his eyes after that first Wu (NYC) was done. I agree that Daddy was inserted for its NY theme as Boston Rag in Beantown; think that Rag was voted on, Daddy NOT. Still enjoyed it-WB had some great solos throughout it. Liked his Haitian D better, even liked his Gaucho better. Hopefully the non-special shows the rest of this week/tour will have full Aja slipped in as atreat along with DrWu. They.were both crowd pleasers and a major part of why so many fell in love with the band.  "


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Josephena?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQ2XMIiD3Rs

Some Guy wrote on Aug 5^th, 2009 at 3:27pm:




tattoo jew

" ... have u2 just become an oldies act ? "

" Singer / keyboardist Donald Fagen and guitarist Walter Becker have a few special moments in store for fans on the Dan’s late-summer tour. On select dates they’ll play one of three of their albums from start-to-finish while on other shows they’ll play requests fans post on the Steely Dan Web site.

Sure, other bands and artists do the album-in-its-entirety thing, and many do take requests. But for legendary perfectionists Fagen and Becker it means having to relearn some songs from back in the day.


“We had to learn a lot, a whole bunch of stuff we haven’t been doing, just trying to guess what people might vote for,” Fagen told the Associated Press.

Unlike, say, Crowded House, which accepts requests delivered by audience members via paper airplanes, or Springsteen, who fills up the night by taking requests fans have painted on signs handed up to The Boss during the show, Fagen and Becker had to limit their fans to 50 Steely Dan classics.

As for the complete album renditions, Fagen and Becker are performing one of three – Aja, Gaucho or The Royal Scam.

“We had stopped performing in the ‘70s when we recorded these three albums, so we never really went out to perform the tunes from these three albums,” Becker said.

“They’re only able to request Steely Dan songs from a menu of choices that has maybe 50 tunes on it,” Becker said. “Not knowing in advance what would be the most popular, what we’d end up playing, we couldn’t prepare all of the songs from all of the albums.”

And if you’re wondering how big an impact Steely Dan had on the world during the ‘70s and early 80s, Fagen summed it up very nicely.

“I’ve met many parents of Ajas and Josies over the years,” Fagen said. “It’s very flattering.”


S.C.L. .......................


I just got a great ' soundboard quality ' CDR of the Steely Dan 07-22-09 Boston " Aja Night " concert .


I can NOT exaggerate perfection . Word .

I remain ...... FOREVER  ... your young Joey .


J. fly ! ™