11-26-2021, 11:16 PM
E2 is 3 hours. It’s funnier because the band starts grooving. E1 is dominated by Paul but in e2 John starts in (he seems very high) and George even gets some say. Plus Billy joins and I never realized how much he added to the sound. Enjoyed this just as much. It’s inspiring to see their chaos and madness, then something clicks and it’s pure magic.
They all drink and smoke a lot, plus there’s lots of toast and tea. I had to make myself some toast during e2 because I got the craves.
KB: I totally agree on Naked. It was an interesting listen but the original is the classic.
I remember the first time I saw Paul live at U.C. Berkeley (not the Greek, the stadium). He played for premium card holders (Am Ex was it? That I don’t recall) who got early entrance. He just differ on the piano for like two hours. It was awesome. Then that violin bass blew me away. I was struck by how long Paul’s arms were which seemed to give him more reach on that guitar neck. That was one of my top ten concert experiences. I’ve seen Paul three times now, and Ringo once. Never saw the others.
They all drink and smoke a lot, plus there’s lots of toast and tea. I had to make myself some toast during e2 because I got the craves.
KB: I totally agree on Naked. It was an interesting listen but the original is the classic.
I remember the first time I saw Paul live at U.C. Berkeley (not the Greek, the stadium). He played for premium card holders (Am Ex was it? That I don’t recall) who got early entrance. He just differ on the piano for like two hours. It was awesome. Then that violin bass blew me away. I was struck by how long Paul’s arms were which seemed to give him more reach on that guitar neck. That was one of my top ten concert experiences. I’ve seen Paul three times now, and Ringo once. Never saw the others.
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