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damvbe4134 · 08-19-2008, 09:18 PM

We all will miss the stunning saxophone solos that Leroi Moore presented us with. His artistic touch can never be replaced and I'm not sure the music will ever sound the same again. Hopefully the band will go on and, as witnessed by their dedication to play tonight, they will go on in honor and memory of Leroi. Although no one would really blame them for going separate ways due to this extreme hardship, time will heal all wounds and if anything, this will bring even more energy and musical enthusiasm to the rest of this year's tour and to the remaining band members. They will unite and become closer than ever before which leads me to believe, their best music is yet to come. R.I.P. Leroi Moore. #34 will forever be your song and I hereby propose that it be your song that everyone will choose to play in honor and memory of your gracious artistic lungs.

08-19-2008, 09:18 PM	#93
damvbe4134 Dave DMB 41 34 or Dayze Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 2,249 Shows Seen: 36 DMB Hub Stubs: 14 My Tour Central Stats	Re: R.I.P. Leroi Moore. We all will miss the stunning saxophone solos that Leroi Moore presented us with. His artistic touch can never be replaced and I'm not sure the music will ever sound the same again. Hopefully the band will go on and, as witnessed by their dedication to play tonight, they will go on in honor and memory of Leroi. Although no one would really blame them for going separate ways due to this extreme hardship, time will heal all wounds and if anything, this will bring even more energy and musical enthusiasm to the rest of this year's tour and to the remaining band members. They will unite and become closer than ever before which leads me to believe, their best music is yet to come. R.I.P. Leroi Moore. #34 will forever be your song and I hereby propose that it be your song that everyone will choose to play in honor and memory of your gracious artistic lungs.