BikerDude
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My Son and I saw them Friday Night in New Hampshire.
My son's first BOC show and it's all he's been talking about since.
And he's got all his friends listening to BOC now.
Very great show in a wonderful small venue. An old time renovated theater.
It was a standard BOC show up to The Vigil when you could feel the band settle in and stretch out. (Set list is below)
Next. A killer ETI, ME 262, and then an extended Buck Boogie (Buck hasn't lost anything)
Next it looked like Eric called an audible and we got treated to some psychedelic greatness from the first album.
Screams into Beautiful as a foot. Then a great Last Days of May which turned into an all out guitar duel between Rich Castellano and Buck) Each took a long solo. A long stretched out jam.
After that Buck lightened things up with True Confessions and then a rocking Tattoo Vampire and the requisite Godzilla.
The rest of the band left the stage leaving Buck alone with his looper and he put on a fireworks show for several minutes.
Genuine guitar God material. Then the band returned and it broke into Reaper. And left the stage. Of course the crowd wasn't leaving without an encore.
Encore
Eric joked with the audience singing some local song about Mount Mondadnock
Then I Love The Night.
Next Workshop of Telescopes. More first album psychedelia. Super great live.
Ended it with a killer version of Cities of Flame with Buck totally sticking the landing at the end.
It was ample proof that they are still putting on killer shows.
Set list
My son's first BOC show and it's all he's been talking about since.
And he's got all his friends listening to BOC now.
Very great show in a wonderful small venue. An old time renovated theater.
It was a standard BOC show up to The Vigil when you could feel the band settle in and stretch out. (Set list is below)
Next. A killer ETI, ME 262, and then an extended Buck Boogie (Buck hasn't lost anything)
Next it looked like Eric called an audible and we got treated to some psychedelic greatness from the first album.
Screams into Beautiful as a foot. Then a great Last Days of May which turned into an all out guitar duel between Rich Castellano and Buck) Each took a long solo. A long stretched out jam.
After that Buck lightened things up with True Confessions and then a rocking Tattoo Vampire and the requisite Godzilla.
The rest of the band left the stage leaving Buck alone with his looper and he put on a fireworks show for several minutes.
Genuine guitar God material. Then the band returned and it broke into Reaper. And left the stage. Of course the crowd wasn't leaving without an encore.
Encore
Eric joked with the audience singing some local song about Mount Mondadnock
Then I Love The Night.
Next Workshop of Telescopes. More first album psychedelia. Super great live.
Ended it with a killer version of Cities of Flame with Buck totally sticking the landing at the end.
It was ample proof that they are still putting on killer shows.
Set list
- Transmaniacon MC
- Before the Kiss, a Redcap
- Golden Age of Leather
- Burnin' for You
- Harvest Moon
- The Vigil
- E.T.I. (Extra Terrestrial Intelligence)
- ME 262
- Buck's Boogie
- Screams
(Richie Castellano on lead vocals) - She's as Beautiful as a Foot
- Then Came the Last Days of May
- True Confessions
(Buck Dharma on lead vocals) - Tattoo Vampire
- Godzilla
- Guitar Solo
(Buck Dharma) - (Don't Fear) The Reaper
Encore: - Mount Monadnock Song
(Eric Bloom on lead vocals;… more ) - I Love the Night
- Workshop of the Telescopes
- Cities on Flame With Rock and Roll
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