Dudley Pix, Clip & Review

  • Another fantastic gig from GLENN and his band tonight at JB's in Dudley.

    Here is the setlist:

    Soul Mover
    Orion
    Land Of The Livin'
    Mistreated
    Can't Stop The Flood
    Let It Go
    High Road
    Medusa
    Don't Let Me Bleed
    Wherever You Go

    Encore:
    Seventh Star
    Burn


    And here are a just a handful of the pictures we'll have on the site over the coming days! Plus a little extra bonus for you (see attachment) :cool:


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    If you're still thinking of making it to one of the gigs during the Soul Mover tour - get there - you won't be sorry!!

    Just a final quick note....Freak Flag Flyin' - the live CD featuring songs from the 2003 UK Tour, will now be available from the London gig onwards. In addition, JJ's solo CD, is now scheduled for availability from the Sweden shows and beyond. More details will be made available in the coming days.

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    Just a final quick note....Freak Flag Flyin' - the live CD featuring songs from the 2003 UK Tour, will now be available from the London gig onwards. In addition, JJ's solo CD, is now scheduled for availability from the Sweden shows and beyond. More details will be made available in the coming days.

    I was intending to pick both of these up at the Edinburgh show. Is there going to be an alternative way to buy these for people that miss the opportunity on the tour?

  • Great Pics Dave-

    Thanks I knew you would come through for us as soon as you could! (been waiting)

    Noticed Glenn was playing that Jazz styled Schecter...was there no use of his new Manne guitar?

    Looking forward to more from you and others- gosh, I wish I was out there with you all!

    Mark

  • Glenn said at the gig last night that he had a problem with his basses whilst travelling over. Don't know what exactly cos he didn't elaborate so he had to dig out the bass you saw on Davids pics. The gig was fantastic.

    The sound for Glenns vocals was the best I've ever heard so far. My wish came true, they did a spine tingling version of 'let it go'. I reckon you would have loved it Mark.

  • Dont you ever sleep David! :lol:

    i thought i'd be the first review on here. Anyway, here's my thoughts on last night:

    OH MY GAWD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:bouncer:

    An awesome show.:bow:

    The Voice of Rock just gets better & better – singing, playing, writing. He even looks leaner and fitter than ever.

    My official copy of Soul Mover arrived this morning so I saw the show without having heard the music (other than the video) before. And hey, this new stuff is great and really works live. There were six, YES SIX, songs from SM.

    Cant stop the flood sounded much crunchier than previously JJ said to me later that Glenn only decided the day before to include Medusa.

    This is the kind of setlist that Glenn should have been doing a lot more in the last few years – Two DP maximum and the rest solo material. Now that he has real confidence and belief in SM he is really going out there and showing what a great songwriter he is. This new stuff went down really well with a full house. High Road, Orion and SM really got everyone jumping.

    Glenn said that he spoke to Gene Simmons a couple of weeks ago and he told him he got some of his stage moves from watching Trapeze over 30 years ago. Amazing.

    JJ played a Flying V all night. He had a really crisp, clean sound. He used a new special effects control which I can only describe as “Crazy, weird sounds”!

    Overall the sound quality was much better than the previous solo and HTP shows at JB’s. JJ saidy they are using a new sound guy for this tour. Thomas as usual was a powerhouse on the drums. This guy can really give it some welly.

    The SM cd was available for £12. SM tour shirts, black only, with full dates on the back and a picture of a long haired Glenn from the 70’s on the front were £15.

    Also for £15 they had the “76” shirts that were available during the Legends Tour with Jack Bruce in Purple or Black. There was even a “skinny fit” version for the ladies. There were also some limited edition posters for £3.

    It was good to see a few people wearing the white GHPG shirt there. Special mention to Ian (Cameronip) who travelled all the way down from Glasgow for the show and then drove all the way back after. Your description of yourself was spot on!

    Glenn didn’t do any signing or anything as the show ran an hour late due to both support bands doing their full slot. He was due on at 9.30 but didn’t make it till 10.30 and then played till midnight. However, I got the chance of a very brief chat and photo when he left JB’s - thanks to David & Shirean.

    But Glenn, i need another photo cos i didnt realise how daft i looked wearing the shirt David gave me over the top of my other one :eek:

    If anyone spots me or David at the Northampton show next Saturday then come over after the show and say hello.

  • Todd,

    I forgot to mention that Chip has got you a few goodies - but i wont spoil the suprise.

    Weissheim, I spoke to one of Glenns guys after the gig and he said they may be taking details from people who want FFF so it will be worth going up to the tshirt sales area and asking about it

  • Well, I got home safe from my 554 mile round trip from Glasgow to Dudley at quarter to six this morning (horrendous traffic jams on the M6 at half one in the morning!). Was it worth it? Of course it was. Glenn was on blistering form.

    I was delighted to hear six songs from Soul Mover. Glenn has never had such confidence in a new album to play so many new songs. It was a slightly shorter set than normal but I think that was to do with the terribly late start time. Glenn wasn't on until just after half ten!

    I know I'm being very picky to make a slight criticism, but I will anyway. Outwith all of the new songs there were no surprises. All of the other songs have been regulars in the live set in recent years. I know that six new songs would have taken a lot of rehearsing so it seems that the other songs were chosen as they were ones that that line up have played together previously.

    Of the very old material the only one I would leave in the set is Mistreated. Last night's version was probably the best I've ever heard. With regards to Burn (yes it's a timeless classic rock song), I've lost count of the number of live versions I have of that song on CD. Glenn has played it almost every time I have seen him live. I really think it is time Glenn put that song to rest.

    Glenn didn't come out to do any meet and greet after the show. I think that was partly due to the late time and the fact that the police shut the club down early. (I shouldn't be too critical as that's what I do for a living!) But I was then speaking to someone in Glenn's road crew who said that it was unlikely that Glenn would be meeting fans after any show on this tour due to the tight timescales and schedule. That's very disappointing. He also told me that they may have some sort of ordering process in place for the Freak Flag Flying CD by the Edinburgh show.

    I was lucky enough to put faces to three of the regular names on this board:Wolfysmith, Chip, and Shirl. Great to meet you folks!

    Overall another awsome show from Glenn. Looking forward to Edinburgh where my wife will get her first live GH experience.

    Ian

  • Thanks for the reviews and pics people!
    Nice setlist, so glad Let it Go was included.
    Makes me want to jump the pond.:bouncer:

    so light a candle in the window.......
    i will be coming home tonite

  • thanks for the great pics david and wolfy hope to enjoy a show myself one day i pray that glenns may usa tour plans work out:claphands

  • Did anybody else spot Tony Iommi entering the building just before The Lizards came on last night. Thought he might of stepped on stage for the encore of Seventh Star.

  • Great posts and photographs!
    I'm so glad that GH showed everyone "how it's done."
    (Looks like "cameronip" wins the longest-distance-travelled award.) :lol:

    Have a great time everyone...........listening to a great voice!!!!!!

    Grace

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    Did anybody else spot Tony Iommi entering the building just before The Lizards came on last night. Thought he might of stepped on stage for the encore of Seventh Star.

    Tony was hovering by the sound desk for the whole of the Lunar Mile set - I believe its his daughter who is the vocalist. She was certainly getting a lot of attention - possibly due to the outfit she was wearing.

    I have to say, I kept waiting for Tone to step out during 7th star as well. Just have to wait for the tour later in the year (?).

    And just how bad were The Lizards ? Bad, Dreadful or complete sh*te?:confused:

    While I'm on a downer, big disappointment of the night :( was the no-show of "Written all over your face" which stole the show last time. Its not like its an "oldie" we've been asking to be dropped is it? I guess it wouldn't fit with the other new ballads.

    And no guesses what JJ got for Xmas! He couldn't stop fiddling with those knobs could he? :lol:

  • Todd,

    David & Shirean met Tony backstage.

    Also, Chip had a chauffeur drive him to and from the show.......me!

    Grace, just to make you jealous, Lea didnt go to the show - she stayed behind playing with Lucy.

  • Not only that, Wolfy, but I hear you stopped just short of building a new addition to your home to accomodate Mr. & Mrs. Chip. Chauffeur service too? If you tell me you were at Heathrow to pick them up when they arrived, then you'll truly take the cake! :thumbup:

    Cheers...Todd

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