tony-award-winning craig
not sure how many awards stormageddon has won oh wait ALL OF THEM
p.s. i am eager to see if the craig-penultimate-episode-pattern will continue in series 7.
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tony-award-winning craig
not sure how many awards stormageddon has won oh wait ALL OF THEM
p.s. i am eager to see if the craig-penultimate-episode-pattern will continue in series 7.
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3 - Old Grey Dog
Paint By Number (1999) Planet Noise RecordsJoey Eppard (guitar and vocals), Chris Bittner (bass), Josh Eppard (drums)
Recorded and Mixed by Michael Birnbaum.
Produced by Michael Birnbaum and Jimmy Eppard.
Album Cover illustration drawn by Joey Eppard———
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Alright, so. I would say this performance of Thomas and Nico tied with 802 Tour. Both shows were really intimate but in different ways. This because I felt like it was more intimate on stage, and with 802 it felt really intimate for the whole audience.
They did a lot of songs they wrote together. Most of them had Thomas singing, and they were all really pretty and I would like to hear them again. They each did two songs alone, and Nico got so excited about the idea of a puppy being there, aw. Nico isn’t even cute physically, but I swear I love him so much now too because he’s so.. I don’t know. His faces always cracked me up, as well as just his voice and the random things he’d say. And I wouldn’t have minded if he and Thomas started making out on stage, alas..
Thomas’s songs were Angel’s Share and a Footloose medley and I was more than a little annoyed with the girls who were sitting behind me and kept laughing during Footloose. Yeah, it’s funny to hear a breathy quiet version of Let’s Hear It For the Boys, and I kept smiling, but it was still pretty and I would have rather heard him than them.
The piano duets were nearly the best part of it, I think. Nico did call them homoerotic and this is where all the Peter Pears/Colin McPhee stuff came in. I loved how they kind of were back to back moving together, too, like when Thomas did his leaning forward, Nico would lean back on him some. Ahh.
i absolutely loved the piano duets from bali that they did. i had no idea what to expect from them (cause i didn’t see any of the stuff earlier in the weekend), but i liked it all. i also really liked nico’s fast piece that he wrote 15 years ago. and when he was like “can i play this piano?” and then twirled around to the grand.