What must it be like to live in Baltimore? All I know is, they let it all hang out when they are out for the evening. I can really get behind that. If you go out to a show with all your friends and you are all ready to have a blast off night, I always say, no doubts, no regrets, just go for it! From what I observed apparently the Baltimoreans feel the same way.
This second night of two at the Rams Head Live was a “let it all hang out” type of evening. Let’s just put it this way there was a lot of both moving and grooving going on. And let us not forget the singing I don’t know if it was the set, Truckin’, Loser, Ramble on Rose, Catfish John, but you Baltimore kids sure know how to belt it out.
We also had a couple of very hip guests. Check out Mookie Siegal on Catfish John very cool. Followed directly by an unforgettable West LA Fadeaway with both Mookie and Bill Krichen, you really got to hear this one. My description could not do it justice.
The second set brought us a rousing acoustic set including a very romantic version of Shade of Grey, apparently Baltimore is also for Lovers.
Shade of Grey gave way to a straight up rock and roll Hell in a Bucket. The crowd got so amped up it was not hard for Robyn Sylvester to take them over the edge as Hell in Bucket trails off and The Other One's thrilling intro hits the air with a force. A killer Jam, Ship of Fools, and Sugar Magnolia were the perfect ending for this awesome night. The only thing that could make it perfect would be a…wait…
Wait for it… Wait for it…
Brokedown Palace Encore! All is well now.
Thanks Baltimore for an incredible two nights at the Rams Head LIVE!
