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<blockquote data-quote="Steve Milner" data-source="post: 15357" data-attributes="member: 9">Re: What songs do you tune your PA with ?Zero 7- Home . . . Within the first few bars of this song, I can usually get a pretty good idea of how the night is going to go... I also usually stick it on as walk-out too at the end of the night. I get at least 1 person per gig, asking who the band is and what the album is called... they are a phenomenal live group. Miles Davis &amp; Coltrane- Stairway to the Stars Jeff Buckley - Lover, you should&#039;ve come over . . . great drums &amp; guitars when they come in. . . not to mention the vocals!!! Around the 2 minute mark is where it gets fun. If I&#039;m just having fun after those, I&#039;ll go right to the Huey Lewis &amp; the News... Power of Love from their newest Live album... it&#039;s a thick arrangement with a lot of stuff happening gives me an idea of what the horns are going to do in the system / room.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steve Milner, post: 15357, member: 9"] Re: What songs do you tune your PA with ? Zero 7- Home . . . Within the first few bars of this song, I can usually get a pretty good idea of how the night is going to go... I also usually stick it on as walk-out too at the end of the night. I get at least 1 person per gig, asking who the band is and what the album is called... they are a phenomenal live group. Miles Davis & Coltrane- Stairway to the Stars Jeff Buckley - Lover, you should've come over . . . great drums & guitars when they come in. . . not to mention the vocals!!! Around the 2 minute mark is where it gets fun. If I'm just having fun after those, I'll go right to the Huey Lewis & the News... Power of Love from their newest Live album... it's a thick arrangement with a lot of stuff happening gives me an idea of what the horns are going to do in the system / room. [/QUOTE]

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