Djunah Grooming / Phaethon live HD Saint Vitus 4/19/2023

Djunah Grooming / Phaethon live HD Saint Vitus 4/19/2023
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Phenomenal! Nothing less than, phenomenal! Djunah opening with the first two cuts on the album. And with the title of the first song you can imagine what the two combined are about when you know about Phaethon (which I explain in a short piece in the comments). First, my interpretation. These two songs are very strong exclamations, they outcry & sympathize with the plight of women and are a very strong and important message to everyone from a woman who wants to be heard. And by the way again, no one told me this is what the songs are about, this is how I see it, or at least something like this until I find out more or different.
The band, led by Donna Diane who does everything except drums and Nick Smallkoski on drums. I've seen a few artists who play two instruments at the same time, or use a loop pedal to do harmony with themselves, play one instrument in hand and another with feet, I've even seen someone paint while he's preforming (Joseph Arthur). But if you don't say Donna Diane is unique - which is something many people would say - you at least have to admit that she's in a class of musicians that very few people can attend. For Djunah everything means she sings, she plays guitar (including lead), AND she plays the Moog at the same time using her right foot to press on a series of pedals that are connected to either a Moog itself or Moog controller on the rack that has her guitar pedals. It's extremely hard to do and I was extremely impressed. Its' been a great year so far for women in music and I'm looking forward to more. Also, can't wait to see Djunah again, come back soon.
Shot in High Definition Sony RX100 M7
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Moog - A Moog is a (usually small) modular synthesizer. Besides the keys, some bands used it for phased/electronic effects on their voice(s). Brainiac was my favorite band that did that and if you were ever lucky enough to see them live you could see how important it was in the set & presentation.

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Phaethon, who was Phaethon? A son of the Greek Gods, Phaethon was an extremely proud man, son of Helios, god of the sun, and sea goddess (and Titan) Clymene. Short story: A relative of Phaethon's played a joke on him and said his father was not a god but a mortal Helios hastily granted his son a wish, Phaethon wanted to ride the sun chariot. Having no experience he set fires to towns all over the earth and Gaea, Goddess of the Earth, asked Zeus to save her. Zeus threw a lighting bolt at the chariot, the fires stopped but Phaethon fell to the earth and died. If you're interested in more of this story there are a few places you can find it online.