Reviews

[staffop]

This is rather lovely

 

http://theafterword.co.uk/end-of-the-road-2015-some-disjointed-recollections/

[Fat_Buddha]

If I may be so bold http://fatbuddha.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/eotr-15.html

[killyourtv]

If I may be so bold http://fatbuddha.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/eotr-15.html

Lovely detail - sorry that my experience at Sufjan also yours.

[5co77ie]

my effort:

http://www.efestivals.co.uk/festivals/endoftheroad/2015/review-overview.shtml

I'm liking the looks like a Led Zep song quote in the OP

[Berkspur]

If I may be so bold http://fatbuddha.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/eotr-15.html

Did exactly the same; love Delines but love Dawes more and legged it to be at the front. I don't know why I like Dawes so much but the first time I heard When My Time Comes live it was like a religous experience - I want it played at my funeral. Does anyone write more good-natured break up songs than Taylor Goldsmith? Something about the way he delivers a song makes me believe every word.

[Blannyboy]

Did exactly the same; love Delines but love Dawes more and legged it to be at the front. I don't know why I like Dawes so much but the first time I heard When My Time Comes live it was like a religous experience - I want it played at my funeral. Does anyone write more good-natured break up songs than Taylor Goldsmith? Something about the way he delivers a song makes me believe every word.

 

We stayed to the end of Delines set as it was so good, then went over to see Dawes, we were behind and to the left of the mixing desk, but the view and sound was good. They were my surprise of the weekend and absolutely loved them, reminded me somehow of the 70's sound from the West Coast (Eagles etc;) and similar to Jonathan Wilson who was there in 2012.

[Berkspur]

Jonathan Wilson produced their second album 'Nothing is Wrong'. They have a cult following - saw them at Oslo in London a week before EotR and everyone sang along with every song. Usually this would annoy me but they were incredibly loud. My favourite live band after the E Street!

We stayed to the end of Delines set as it was so good, then went over to see Dawes, we were behind and to the left of the mixing desk, but the view and sound was good. They were my surprise of the weekend and absolutely loved them, reminded me somehow of the 70's sound from the West Coast (Eagles etc;) and similar to Jonathan Wilson who was there in 2012.

Jonathan Wilson produced their second album 'Nothing is Wrong'. They have a cult following - saw them at Oslo in London a week before EotR and everyone sang along with every song. Usually this would annoy me but they were incredibly loud. My favourite live band after the E Street!

http://pitchfork.com/news/61311-dawes-enlist-conor-oberst-brandon-flowers-my-morning-jacket-for-all-your-favorite-bands-video/

Edited September 22, 2015 by Berkspur