Tyler Texas Show-4-25-08

[stuart]

Ok---just going to post a few of the pictures from the Headlining show Friday night at Click's in Tyler, Texas


I tried to get a little artistic on a few, and I guess the lens was a little dirty or had some lint on it in others. Sorry, but I will post some from sound check as well


Hope you like them

Stuart


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[Donna]

nice shots Stuart - great shot of Mark - didn't know he rocked out shoeless

[Becky]

[Samsung]

Me too. lol

I was hoping noone else noticed about Mark's no shoes so I wanst saying the same thing as everyone else.

[stuart]

most drummers I know play shoeless

[nicolenice]

seriously why

[stuart]

Make that your question for the month to Mark. I haven't ever asked him to tell you the truth. I have seen so many of them do it I would think it could be for a number of reasons. Comfort maybe, or maybe being able to feel the petals for quicker changes? I do not know, but if he doesn't answer your question on here himself, I will ask him next week or so and give you the response.

Stuart

[nicolenice]

that's sweet of u thanks so i'll go post that

[stuart]

This was posted in the "ask the band" thread, but here is a cut and paste as well



Ok Nicole--I emailed and asked Mark for you tonight

Mark--a fan asked me why you play barefoot (or in your socks)---is it a just a comfort thing, or is there a purpose to it, like being able to feel the pedals or some other thing?
I have actually noticed a LOT of the drummers I know do it---you're just the first one I thought to ever ask (she has a good question)

stu



Mark Goodwin Wrote:

Ya, it's everything you said....Comfort, and to feel the pedals more. W/ shoes I can't get a true feel for the pedals, you know?.....ya so it's not that complicated, haha.


I cut and paste the message exactly--- so it's his words---maybe he will pop on here later, see it, and add something to the response.
Hope this answered your question

Stuart

[nicolenice]

thanks

[Shamrock]

Stuart, it's cool getting to see your shots because you've always got the view of both the band and the audience, as opposed to only the band. It's just nice having a different angle.