Jed Luckless
2019-05-08
Helle's Angels, Denmark, SL

Source: SBD>WAV>FLAC
Transfered by: Jedtainment
Tracking by: Jedtainment

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Disc 1 			                                (51:21)
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01. Water Glass						(08:24)
02. All The Same					(05:20)
03. Doesn't >						(16:46)
04. Feel						(04:36)
05. Sand >						(11:18)
06. Dirt						(04:57)
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Disc 2							(49:07)
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01. Jedstead Sponsors					(00:39)
02. Multiply >						(13:12)
03. Flood						(08:02)
04. Hurtful Things					(05:59)
05. Some Notes On Lying					(07:42)
06. Where The Mountain Meets The Sea			(06:01)
07. The Kid That Tried To Fly				(07:31)

Notes:

The Jed Luckless 2019 World Tour rolls on through Secondlife, with a show on May 8th, 2019 at Helle's Angels in Denmark! It's the third show on Jed's "mission to bring high-energy original rock music to Europe and the world" and while it features some energetic jams and alot of original music, it feels a bit like the jet lag has kicked in.

The show starts off slowly with a down tempo "Water Glass," featuring a jam section that provides a nice warm-up. The quiet "All The Same" is next, followed by the vibrant "Doesn't" which includes one of the hotter jams of the show, a pulsating rhythm with hot licks that slides into the emotional "Feel." Jed "introduces Europe to Phish with a PH," closing out the set with a funky version of Trey Anastasio's "Sand" paired with the poignant Phish tune "Dirt."

After a brief setbreak (and commercial!), Jed is back for second set, opening it up with a calculated "Multiply" designed to give way to the other sweet jam of the show, a bouncy and uplifting jam with some mind-bending guitar work. While some in the audience probably thought the jam just went on, it actually transitions to an instrumental called "Flood" from Jed's Sight & Sound Experience "The Eye." Then, unexpectedly deep into the show, Jed drops an original debut on the crowd, a reggae-ish song called "Hurtful Things." It seems to go nicely with "Some Notes On Lying" which follows. The show wraps up abruptly with "Where The Mountain Meets The Sea," and a too-short version of the usually rocking "Kid That Tried To Fly."

Jed's World Tour was still gaining altitude as it headed through Denmark, and this show is a mixed bag, but definitely worth a listen for the "Doesn't" jam, a hot version of "Sand" and the new Jed tune, "Hurtful Things." Enjoy!
