Geddy Lee Sits in With Les Claypool & Lennon

[BigDanT]

Watch Geddy Lee Sit In With the Claypool Lennon Delirium

This is pretty cool. Wish the audio was a bit better but what a lineup.

Apologize if this was already posted out there.

 

[cosmicevan]

This was dope! I got wind of it in a relix article of all places

For those that are truly lazy...

 

[LBS-bass]

Awesome. I heard about this yesterday. I bought tickets for my whole band to go and see them when they're here. Not likely there will be a Geddy sighting in California, though

 

[lucas303]

Watch Geddy Lee Sit In With the Claypool Lennon Delirium

This is pretty cool. Wish the audio was a bit better but what a lineup.

Apologize if this was already posted out there.

There is a straight up audio recording of the entire show circulating, and it's much better audio quality than crappy cell phone videos.

This is another reason to allow fans to audio record shows!

 

[Les Fret]

I like Primus more!

 

[cosmicevan]

I was at the new york performance for the delirium. It was a solid show, the band sounded great, but they essentially played the record note for note which is always a bummer to me. While there is enough material for 2 sets, they did one big set and an encore that was mostly just the newest album with one or two tracks from the previous record...and they did NOT play Mr Wright

Covers included Tomorrow Never Knows (without Geddy), court of the crimson king, and an extended version of Southdown Pachyderm. All in all, great music but I was hoping for something a bit more unique in the live experience than just a spitback of the tunes as recorded. Interestingly enough, a tiny mosh pit appeared close to the stage and lasted for 2 or 3 songs before the crowd said NO to the moshers and seeing they were outnumbered, they decided that maybe moshing really did go bye bye with the end of the 1990s

 

[HeavyJazz]

I've seen Les live several times over the decades. His jam bands always send me home by halftime. Zzzzz... Odd seeing Dirk in this context, but then again Rush went allout "L.A." years ago.