It was probably Jack Irons' drumming that got you into it - he has a terrific style of drumming. It's frightfully good.
It isn't the studio version of Push Me, Pull Me that got me hooked, it is the more recent live version. It is actually something to do with how more vibrant they've made it. I think it could be something to do with Matt Cameron's drumming. I remember when they slipped that in midset at Leeds, would have divided the casual fan and hardcores undoubtedly. Especially when Don't Gimme No Lip and Army Reserve were about to follow Do the Evolution.
Originally posted by Malahide:Mike and Eddie are quite busy with guest appearances, what's next, Mike with Walking Papers the 19th in Seattle?
Too bad they choose this over a couple of extra PJ shows - at least they'd get paid for it (I assume they don't get compensated for showing up at someone else's concert).
I ordered Leeds, Gdynia and Milton Keynes so they are on their way now. I also ordered the posters. And while one the topic of posters, I got my Amsterdam II poster framed - looks swell.