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@@markwelling3699 Yes, it was a really great tribute.

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@@silviaortiz9723 Or look me up by name, and find my younger longhair picture. I am also known as Admiral Seachoice.

@@derrickmiller3562thanks, I already found you !

@@BigBird000 Hell YES!! Until the end.

@@miless544 Agreed. LOVED that. There is a pic on the interwebs with Ian, Chris Cornell, and Andy Wood posing backstage at the Paramount, I believe. Actually, theres a few with the entire MLB band.

Yes, there is some video of them all together backstage, and on the Cult's tour bus. Scot Barbour mentions it in his biography of Andrew Wood.

Yes Indeed! It was a GREAT show. They were lively and sounded superb.

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@@derrickmiller3562 ¡Buenas tardes! Muchas gracias por compartir el espectáculo. Las grabaciones de programas de The Cult son raras aquí en Brasil. ¡Gracias por compartir tu música! Abrazos

@@LuizBetenheuserJr ¡Estoy feliz de hacerlo! La familia de mi esposa es de Chile, rockean casi tan duro como Brasil.

@@derrickmiller3562 Espero que tu familia esté muy bien y feliz en Chile! ¡Y buenos espectáculos para ti también! :)

@@NathanGenereux Agreed!

@@billwarner9533 They were excellent. They came on earlier than expected, so I missed at least half of their set. I was very disappointed in myself. I did get to see them again, recently, in Ballard. I have that entire show posted here.

@@bradnaish2577 You are more than welcome! Will plays in at least 3 bands, so I'm guessing he doesn't, but I'll actually ask him next time. It would be an interesting answer.

@@danw6596 Glad you liked them! I think they're killer, too!

@@blackguitarrecords Hehe, thanks for the music!

@@flamexi1 The effort appeared somewhat halfassed, but It WAS a Tuesday night. Maybe they worked all day and didn't have much left to give. I had personally been up since 3:45 AM, and would leave the show at 12 AM to rise again for work at 3:45 AM. Priorities. LOL. It was a very high energy show, overall. Very entertaining.

@@silviaortiz9723 I love this band, and The Wipers were really underrated. Matt, Caspian, Will, and Shane are KILLING IT.

@@silviaortiz9723 My pleasure! I LOVE this music!

@@Fakename70From what I understand , at least 4 of the original Sweet Water members (minus Dudley Taft?) all went to The Bush School, and most, if not all, graduated in 1987. Chris Friel did NOT attend The Bush school, though DID attend a Washington High School with another U.S. President's last name (Roosevelt). Both Dave Dederer of PUSA (1982), and Chris Ballew of PUSA(1983) also attended The Bush School. Chris Quinn attended Garfield (another President) High School. Seems to be a theme here.

@@derrickmiller3562 Taft is from Texas. If Quinn went to Garfield, he might’ve been there the same time as I was.

@@minnesotajack1 Agreed.

@@silviaortiz9723You're very welcome! They're playing this Friday at The Tractor Tavern in Ballard. I'm going, are you?

@@derrickmiller3562 I would like, but I live in Mexico City 😅However I don't lose hope of going to see them soon 😽 Have fun on behalf of me 😬

@@silviaortiz9723 That does pose an issue. Thanks, I will! By Saturday, I should have new footage from that show.

@@derrickmiller3562 it sound great! I’ll be waiting

@@jasperstreak7865 Yes, indeed!

@@mmmadog A bad cord/connection somewhere, I suppose. Possibly an old classmate pulling a prank?

@@rohnleidigh213 They're playing tomorrow night with Mudhoney, In Everett, and Saturday in Olympia. You should come up and see them.

@@SunRider69 His name is Chris Friel. He is a very well known drummer in Seattle bands from the mid 80s on. He started in a band called Shadow, with his brother Rick (currently in El Steiner- Chris, also), and Mike McCready of Pearl Jam. He played again with those two (and a few other well known Seattle musicians) in a band called The Rockfords. He has his own band as well, he calls it CFO (Chris Friel Orchestra). There are even more bands he plays with. He is always up to something, and plays in many "supergroup" type live performances. The bonus is, he's a super nice, humble dude that always has time for fans. There are two shows coming up next week. Will you be attending?

I played soccer against their original drummer. I was surprised he wasn't playing drums. Sounds like he has a great replacement. I haven't seen them live since they opened for AIC at the Seattle arena back in the day. I might go see them in Everett, they are playing with mud honey.

@@SunRider69 Yeah, I'll be at that show, up front, trying to get some footage. The original drummer is Paul Uhlir. He was at the Bush School show (the one we're commenting on), and actually played drums on a song. He also plays drums on a few songs at the Crocodile show on my site. He continues to have a good relationship with the band, and was told by Chris that any time he wants the position back, he can have it. A very decent offer. Paul is also a very nice guy. He once randomly offered to get my original self-titled New Rage Sweet Water CD signed by himself and the rest of the band, by contacting me on FB messenger regarding my post on the Sweet Water page. I thought that was pretty freaking cool.

He's a very soccer player too. Always a tough dude to play against. Respect

@@SunRider69 Us, too! My wife and I go to every show.

Who played bass,? I know they got that session drummer Matt Sorum for the drums.

@@lenaaustin6692 Jamie Stewart was the bass player from Dreamtime to Sonic Temple (inclusive)--he played guitar on the Electric tour. He left after being frozen out by Ian and Bill. Les Warner was the drummer for Electric (and Peace) and toured, I think, the Love LP as well as Electric. Then fired. Sorum came later.

@@hodawg7762 Wait until you meet the other two! All great dudes.