07-07-2003, 01:25 AM
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8. GORDON DOWNIE, "Tonight's the Night": As a bookend, this oddly exuberant cover of Neil Young's bleakest rock song makes sense, capping off a set last month that opened with "Into the Night" and whose penultimate number was "Insomniacs of the World, Good Night." Think of it as a variation on the inevitability of death. (From Live at Lee's Palace, <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.wienerart.net">www.wienerart.net</a><!-- w -->)
8. GORDON DOWNIE, "Tonight's the Night": As a bookend, this oddly exuberant cover of Neil Young's bleakest rock song makes sense, capping off a set last month that opened with "Into the Night" and whose penultimate number was "Insomniacs of the World, Good Night." Think of it as a variation on the inevitability of death. (From Live at Lee's Palace, <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.wienerart.net">www.wienerart.net</a><!-- w -->)