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EXC064
05-06-2008, 04:10 PM
SING YOUR OWN SONGS
GoneCountry
05-07-2008, 12:01 PM
I really enjoyed Bucky -- he was high energy and had a great band. He also did a great job on the songs from his CD. I enjoyed his covers of Fogerty and Pink Floyd and thought he performed very well.
My friend that was with me is a drummer and he stated that Bucky's drummer was one of the best he's ever seen.
P.S. Not Bucky's Brother, the other drummer
LovinH2H
05-07-2008, 02:11 PM
I like Bucky. He has a lot of energy. I saw him last year in Tx at an event called the 12 man jam, had alot of big stars. He is so humbled with where he is at. I really think he appreciates to be where he is unlike some artist that act like they should be there.
zoovyvor
05-07-2008, 03:23 PM
Maybe Bucky doesn't have enough of his own songs yet and that's why he threw in a couple of covers. Coverbands rule the rock world. Either that or the reviving by bands of songs that once made them very famous.
IheartMillerLite
05-07-2008, 03:29 PM
Even if he did do some covers, I really enjoyed his performance.
I don't think there is an artist out there who doesn't do at lease one cover song in their sets?
zoovyvor
05-07-2008, 03:51 PM
Tim McGraw - Tiny Dancer
EXC064
05-07-2008, 06:16 PM
OK OK HE DID DO A GREAT JOB
BUT IM HERE TO SEE HIM PERFORM HIS STUFF HE IS A BIG BOY NOW..
SO TRUE COUPLES OTHERS DID SOME COVER SONGS MAYBE 1 IS OK
Kymery
05-07-2008, 06:17 PM
Wow, Doug and I noticed that every one we saw did cover songs! We were wondering if that is a new thing to do. Hmmmm
hillbillyRockstar
05-08-2008, 06:00 AM
Tim McGraw - Tiny Dancer
Tim McGraw - The Ride
zoovyvor
05-08-2008, 11:27 AM
OK OK HE DID DO A GREAT JOB
BUT IM HERE TO SEE HIM PERFORM HIS STUFF HE IS A BIG BOY NOW..
SO TRUE COUPLES OTHERS DID SOME COVER SONGS MAYBE 1 IS OK
Remember, he's new and maybe it was deternmined that he didn't have enough unique material that was worthy of filling a set. Many people want to hear hits at concerts, not the obscure songs that are not given mega air play. Some people complain about it when they don't hear the big songs and record companies demand that they play certain songs. I saw Clint Black in Vegas once, and he explained that they are required to play certain songs to promote their album even if they don't want to. The Vegas venue allowed him to play his favorites, many not well known to the masses. Next time Bucky comes back, he might likely not include as many covers if any. ;)
Kymery
05-08-2008, 11:31 AM
Excellent info Zoo, thank you!
zoovyvor
05-08-2008, 11:39 AM
Excellent info Zoo, thank you!
No problem. I would recommend you see your favorite artists in a smaller venue if given the opportunity. Such a different experience and different vibe. It's much easier to connect with the audience too. Vince Gill at The House of Blues, excellent, Vince Gill on a bigger stage, maybe more opportunity to have one of those 'off nights' that will earn him a 'sucked' label. LOL
No problem. I would recommend you see your favorite artists in a smaller venue if given the opportunity. Such a different experience and different vibe. It's much easier to connect with the audience too. Vince Gill at The House of Blues, excellent, Vince Gill on a bigger stage, maybe more opportunity to have one of those 'off nights' that will earn him a 'sucked' label. LOL
Thats a very good point zoo. The Greek is on of my fav's and now of course Nokia Theatre.
My only problem is that I'm not a big fan of the House of Blues. My boss has played at both. No seats and the Hollywood location smells like throw-up. Although good food at the Anaheim location.
bayareagirl16
05-08-2008, 12:15 PM
I actually liked that everyone did a cover. I work with punk/rock bands all year so to hear some classics was nice.
However, the fact that Bucky covered a CCR song the day after John Fogerty did it the night before I thought was tacky. Do covers, just don't do them the night after the original... silly boy
zoovyvor
05-08-2008, 12:25 PM
My only problem is that I'm not a big fan of the House of Blues. My boss has played at both. No seats and the Hollywood location smells like throw-up. Although good food at the Anaheim location.
LMAO!! It's been a while since I've been to the Hollywood one, so I'll take your word on the throw-up thing. I know what you are talking about with the no seats though. Me feet just ain't as young as they used to be. I can't do it all the time, but once in a while. ;) Go smaller than Greek or Nokia if you can. Take a trip to Vegas in early December when the rodeo is in town and catch some of the country artists that play in the small venues (with seats) at that time. Saw Clint Black that way. Sat so close my gf and I just couldn't get over how tight his T-shirt and jeans were. Saw Alabama too, and lead singer actually walked the audience and came within two feet of me.
zoovyvor
05-08-2008, 12:29 PM
I actually liked that everyone did a cover. I work with punk/rock bands all year so to hear some classics was nice.
However, the fact that Bucky covered a CCR song the day after John Fogerty did it the night before I thought was tacky. Do covers, just don't do them the night after the original... silly boy
Know what you mean. I spend a lot of time at rock shows these days, and was looking forward to catching at least one day (Friday) of Stagecoach to throw myself back to some country and classic rock tunes, but just too much going on. :( Hopefully next year!! :D
Bucky probably didn't know John Fogerty was going to cover, and just like most of us once we are comfortable with something, changing things at the last minute can be a recipe for disaster. These guys play 'the set' and don't necessarily stray regardless.
Kymery
05-08-2008, 12:40 PM
I saw George Strait at the mirage on the same stage he used in Pure Country, now that was awesome! NFR is definatley a place to see some great venues.
bayareagirl16
05-08-2008, 12:44 PM
Bucky probably didn't know John Fogerty was going to cover, and just like most of us once we are comfortable with something, changing things at the last minute can be a recipe for disaster. These guys play 'the set' and don't necessarily stray regardless.
How could he not know, John's been on the bill for a while? I just think it's disrespectful. I'm sure the band knows another cover song they could've done to replace the CCR song. It just felt wierd to me.
Kymery
05-08-2008, 12:47 PM
I cant recall the two bands, but two covered the same song, cant remember that either...some good ole songs are great to cover. they dont know eachothers set lists. Doug may remember, I am blonde ya know.
bayareagirl16
05-08-2008, 12:49 PM
Hahaha. Well John Fogerty was in CCR so it's not a cover. I think I heard a few versions of two or three songs. It's fun to hear different interpretations of songs. But nothing compares to the original!
zoovyvor
05-08-2008, 12:59 PM
How could he not know, John's been on the bill for a while? I just think it's disrespectful. I'm sure the band knows another cover song they could've done to replace the CCR song. It just felt wierd to me.
Just because he's been on the bill for a while doesn't mean that the two know each other or share their song set beforehand. Bucky may not have even been around when John played and didn't even know or if he got word, like I said, the band is ready and rehearsed to play the planned set. I don't know about you, but I can't handle sudden changes. I need time to adjust. I would imagine in a situation like this, it's a big production to change it up and someone as new as him wouldn't have the confidence to do something like that.