There was a ton of anticipation, but it's been three days and I have yet to see an opinion.

The old records are great but to be honest it didn't sound like they practiced much for the reunion show.

I thought they did alright, given the heat, being the first gig in twunny years, etc. Jeff projected well, even late in the set. The other mics were not loud enough. Couldn't hear Ellen at all on "Skull & Crossbones". The most important thing to me was, they seemed to have alot of fun, making me wonder if they might want to do it again sometime, maybe in a nice air-conditioned setting with better sound.

I really enjoyed the Gibson Brother's set. It was the first time I had ever seen them, although I have been in Columbus most of my life I had moved to Atlanta 1986-1988 and I have to admit I was not hip to them before I moved and by the time I moved back they were pretty much done playing around town. As other had mentioned the sound was not the best, I was right down front on Don Howland's side in from of the speaker and it was piercing loud but fro what I heard at times the speaker on the other side of the stage was no always on, I guess it was going in and out like sometimes happens at the Summit.

Sound problems aside, it did look like they were having fun and I know I was having fun as well.

Yes, there were electric issues on one side of the stage that kept cutting out the PA speaker and monitor on that side about mid-way through the day. I don't think we got it fixed til after the Gibson Bros unfortunately. that might explain some of it.

Also, I can confirm that Dan Dow borrowed a fender twin from tom of the lindsay and had it up to 7 when I pulled it off stage. Ridic. The guitars were screaming the whole set, as, at least I feel, they should have been. I loved every minute of it.

I think it would have not been so enjoyable had the set gone smoothly. Sound problems are insignifigant next to some of the goofy faces Dan was making. Fun was had, that much is certain.

Tuesday was officially proclaimed Jeffrey Evans Day in Memphis:

http://www.gomemphis.com/news/2012/apr/ ... rey-evans/