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Just saw that you posted some 😎

You're right. Mayer did head turn .......wait where we going haha then Jeff kinda took it for a second.

It is very nice version I agree with that. We were on the aisle and Sunshine came up after their set we talked to her for a bit she was really cool!

It is very nice version I agree with that. We were on the aisle and Sunshine came up after their set we talked to her for a bit she was really cool!

What a great day that turned out to be . One of the best days of my life @@gratefuldrumz807

You got a good one! A friend who's been following the band since the 60's once said to me, "It's never too late get on the bus."

I think these Forum shows were some of their best. Opening the tour with new drummer they didn't need to warm up much they came out flying. (Jazz fest might have been the warm up).

@@gratefuldrumz807 agreed! As much as I love Bill Kreutzmann, new drummer Jay Lane brings a whole new energy. The St. Stephen jam was the highlight for me.

@@Redwood_Rambler I love Bill also.... he doesnt play like he used to at FTW he was different drummer and in B&K he sounds better then in D&C. I don't really know why but only thing that he changed for D&C is the way he uses his hi hats. I don't like use of (I call it) a lazy boy or auxiliary hi hat where he doesn't have to cross his right arm to play hi hat. Its a hi hat thats always closed so he is losing a lot of sound options. Hi hat is hit the most in any music or song. When I use aux one the feel is totally different to crossing your arm to play it and using foot to control the pressure and opening. I thought maybe he tore bicep or had injury that made him go to the aux hi hat set up. I ve torn some bicep and muscles near collar bone took 6 month easy to feel no pain and heal. I tore those by reaching for a plate or glass in cupboard. Its easy to do. Also he lowered his cymbals and used less cymbals. Add his playing style is more jazz he likes to play around alot more and inbetween things he likes to float. When it comes to notes he is definitely not a less is more approach which Jay is. Jay had that solid back beat his tempo is more solid and he played alot less notes then Bill. Jay concentrated on the groove and probably played less because he was new and trying to hold it down while Billy was trying to fly. They have totally different approach to playing. There been lot of chatter bout the tempos....for me if your playing slower tempos you cant mess around as much and you have to be more precise. Playing around alot with a slow tempo is not ideal at least from my experience. Those just few things I felt why Jay sounded different. He plays stripped down in Wolf bros ..... stays out of the way supports the music. Much different then Billy's approach. I would been happy to see Bill but Jay really did great job. Just my perspective as drummer.

@@gratefuldrumz807 Everything you said is spot on. Its cool to hear a fellow drummers perspective. I've been a drummer for 24 years and have never liked the feel of an aux hi hat either. I saw some of the recent Billy and the Kids shows online, and he sounded great. I love his Noble and Cooley set, I think it's an Horizon series. It sounds amazing. What's your set?

I have 87’ Tama Granstar main kit - have Gretsch 80’s blonde maple. I have some Legend drums smaller kick 20’. I’ve had other kits but had to thin the herd Rogers Ludwig’s Pacifics but Tama is still my tops. Yes Noble and Cooley make great drums love to own a snare of theirs one day.

A real good time!