The audience at Ames 's historic M-Shop is the polar opposite of the St. Paul crowd. Everyone sits and is dead silent, until we stop playing. I like playing small, receptive listening rooms – there's something about people being able to hear the unamplified guitar strings ringing out, or the click of a pedal that takes the mystery out of a live show – in a good way. Seeing people play up close takes away your ability to hide behind smoke and mirrors (and sheer volume) – it just becomes a matter of trying to connect, on a one-to-one basis.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
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