SlipLive

those photos that were taken were awesome, thanks for giving that link.

So I figured it was time I start posting all my photos. Right now just the last show I went to is up, but I'm going to try to get all the Slip photos I have in iphoto onto the web now that I have all you lovely Slip fans to share them with. :D Here's the link: http://picasaweb.google.com/k89487 I ho...

At least this review is postive, though not what I'd write about the night. The only thing I wondered about was this line .. " newer additions to the Slip set list like 'Children of December,' and 'Even Rats.'" I don't know if I'd considered them that new, but oh well. Being an Emerson stu...

One more thing: "But it was during “December” that what was missing from Friday’s performance came clear - the band seemed tired. Brad Barr’s vocals were unusually strained, and though the musicians poured what energy they had into the gig, it seemed as if the Slip was low on reserves. It happe...

It's the Boston Herald. The Boston Herald hates everything good and loves everything Republican. I'd be mad if this review were in a better paper, but I can give yet another middle-finger to one of the worst papers ever. And hey, any press is good press.

I like how this video focused on the instruments, it's nice to get a close-up on their playing. It can't be denied, though, that the guys perform 10x better infront of a live audience. sigh, nothing beat it.

I can't stress how happy I was that brad sang this song how he used to, like the version on the Live at Lupos disc. I was never a fan of the toned down version that is on Eisenhower, so I was glad to see some emotion back in this song. Great, solid show.

I agree, the interviewer was annoying, but in all fairness he sounded really excited, so I'm sure he was a huge fan and intimidated by the greatness in front of him. It was nice to hear them on the radio, although the band always sounds better with a live audience in front of them.