34th and 8th is Madison Square Garden?wildcats20;1054267 wrote:Great album. I like 34th and 8th better though.
whoa whoa you mean "Dave".....said_aouita;1054355 wrote:Wow, so this is who all the college kids are listening to now? Not bad....like a cheap imitation of Dave Mathews.
derek bomar;1054369 wrote:34th and 8th is Madison Square Garden?
yes, journey has some good songs. we knowccrunner609;1054800 wrote:yeah about 5,983 songs are better to drink to.
Didnt like them live either. Pretty boring and standard. Just played there songs with no jam or improv. If I wanted that, Id just listen to the album and not spend money on tickets.sherm03;1054973 wrote:I used to like O.A.R. until I saw them live at Xavier my freshman year. It was a horrible live show, and it just turned me away from their music all together after that.
Not only that, they used to open up for Red Wanting Blue back in the day. And then O.A.R. got the big deal, while Red Wanting Blue is still struggling along on a small label.
As for the question posed, it's not a bad album. But I'll take any of Red Wanting Blue's albums over Live at Madison Square Garden any day.
Have you seen RWB lately? The current lineup is awesome. And they sound just as good live as they do on their albums.Laley23;1054976 wrote: However, Ive seen a lot of Red Wanting Blue, and they are no near as good as O.A.R. imo. I do like them, though. See them in INDY all the time.
Its been since last summer, so about 9 months. I do really like their stuff, and the leads voice. I just like O.A.R. more.sherm03;1054990 wrote:Have you seen RWB lately? The current lineup is awesome. And they sound just as good live as they do on their albums.
Yes, I'll put this vinyl on and have a scotch:DeyDurkie5;1054265 wrote:Is there a better drinking album in the world?
Discuss
No, I just know the definition of cool.DeyDurkie5;1056684 wrote:also miles davis? what are you 80?
