One vs. The Other

[mlobster78]

My 1st show was 1995 in Hartford. My life changed. Over 120 shows and 22 years later I am 39, married and things are great. Thinking about musicians who have passed on in light of Chad and Chris; my wife is a social worker and mental illness is in the front of my mind always. Anyway, I'm very contemplative about these two. Makes me think of LeRoi in a way only because he's passed on as well. My point, I can pick up a live Roi song over any other and well, not saying better or worse, but I really miss the band with him on stage right.

[Toast and Jelly]

Originally Posted by mlobster78

My 1st show was 1995 in Hartford. My life changed. Over 120 shows and 22 years later I am 39, married and things are great. Thinking about musicians who have passed on in light of Chad and Chris; my wife is a social worker and mental illness is in the front of my mind always. Anyway, I'm very contemplative about these two. Makes me think of LeRoi in a way only because he's passed on as well. My point, I can pick up a live Roi song over any other and well, not saying better or worse, but I really miss the band with him on stage right.

time stamp says 2:23am-- had you per chance had a few too many whiskey and diet vernors? haha jk. i do think I get the sentiment. crazy how time passes. hate that those guys died, and that leroi also died. it was all terrible news- but good that they all left behind music that will be heard for a very long time. that's something we all gotta consider- what we're going to leave behind that actually matters. also, not to be pedantic, but leroi was actually positioned on what it referred to as stage left (it's based on the view of the people performing on the stage / facing the audience)