"The setlist doesn’t do this show justice. The sound was excellent (Luther was a little low in the mix), the theatre in the casino was cool (for some reason I was reluctant about the whole casino show thing), drinks were easy to get and Chris sounded excellent. Yes there was quite a "Play She Talks To Angels!!%$#$%" crowd, but overall a solid, solid evening. Grade: A- More importantly…to the setlist. MOTDL opener with extended jam-very cool. Jealous Again-standard, though this got the crowd ancious for more Nebakanezer-very cool bordering on excellent and the band started rockin'!! Cosmic Friend-better than expected and the crowd really seemed to like it, Rich's riff is groovy, miss Eddie on this one. Evergreen-excellent as overall it rocked and I wanted more off Warpaint. Girl From A Pawnshop- very cool, I love this song-brings me back to '96. She Gave Good Sunflower-cool/average, the crowd seemed to enjoy it Wee Who See The Deep-This is where things get interesting, the next four songs blended together in a swirl of sound and trading leads between Luther and Rich. Chris laid down some cool guitar in WWSTD (honestly). While not quite a medley, the WWSTD->TIMP->Ballad->Wiser run could be legendary as a united whole. Got the Gorman drum solo in TIMP-he is heavy with the sticks. Sven is certainly the most underrated member of the band. Very fluid on the neck, good background vocals and has a great vibe. The band stretched out and had fun- a lot of interplay between Luther, Chris and Sven. I like the shorter TIMP's and Wiser's though this was cool. People actually moved a little. A lot of Ballad and Wiser's have been played, this was fresh and this four-song run was about an hour long-wow! Thorn In My Pride. Ballad In Urgency. Wiser Time. Remedy-standard set closer, a let down after the previous jam session. A rocker though. - Encore - Goodbye Daughters Of The Revolution-so psyched to hear this live. Much better than the single and the crowd seemed pumped Ohio (1st time played)-this was SICK. Find a recording!! Chris was wailin' "How Many More" and dare I say it was spine-tingling. Very rockin' version and sure to be played again as the crowd went crazy. People were mesmerized at the opening riff to this song Quick comments to myself that night: -Sven and Gorman are sick together!!!! -Gorman is the foundation of that band. GORMAN STRENGTH!!, if you know what I am saying. -Love Mona Lisa and Charity- not enough of them on Warpaint. -Adam can play and seems to be having fun. Chris and him have a connection on stage. -Luther is, well, kind of an odd fit. I loved some things he did and thought some was average. Maybe it was the mix or a speaker issue (I was 8th row in front of Rich/Adam). Love NMA (see them if you can-solid band) and Luther is great, I just didn’t feel the power, the jams should get better and his work on Warpaint is strong -All venues with seats need to set aside some dancing areas -Chris said very few words, just the occasional "Thank you" -No real "Rich" song -Warpaint songs acquaint themselves well live -Note to self (and others)-scratch and save your dollars and see them as many times as you can this summer/fall -I have driven over 12 hours to see these guys and the show was 10 minutes from my house-friggin awesome!! -No comment on the BCRS Live Recoding available-I haven't heard it yet. PEACE AND SEE YOU ON DOWN THE LINE... Charlie- Norman, Oklahoma"

"Fantastic show recorded in Norman, OK really good soundboard"

"Evergreen is Rockin'! Plus, we get the first time ever played "Ohio" and it is GREAT! 2008 is turning out to be a solid year already. This new line-up is mixing we together. I cannot wait to hear more! Thank You Crowes!"