Below you can read the comments of fellow Steve Lukather listeners. Why don't you
let Luke and his fans know what you think about Ever Changing Times and
Published on: 8/10/2008
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Hi Luke. Iwas at your show at Rockefeller in Oslo and i was impressed of the show you have put together, i´m a longtime Toto fan and of course we are sad that Toto are no longer, despite that we will of course follow you on your solo carrier. The band that you have put together are awsome, really cool guys. I hope that you will find it in your heart and make a live dvd of the show?? See ya next time in Norway! Trond Lia
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Published on: 8/1/2008
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4th show of the tour I went to see, so I knew what to expect, although every night has its own remarkable things. Again I was speechless afterwards. What can I say which hasn't been said before? Wanted to let you all know that I was blown away again. Great show, high energy, fatastic solos, Luke's voice very powerful. Luke had some technical/gear problems at one moment, which lead to some extra improvisation by him and the band, so no problem for the crowd! It's live.
Song for Jeff... and the other old and new songs... and the way of playing... WOW.
Luke and guys from the band, thanks very much, enjoy your gigs in the U.S. and Japan. Hope to see you again in Europe soon next year! Peter de Jong
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Published on: 7/30/2008
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Dear Mr. Lukather,
What an album you have delivered. And please make a DVD of this tour! Assuming it would have the same quality as the album ECT it's a musical hightlight of any collection.
What a talent of music to the world.
Greetings from the Netherlands, JJ
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Published on: 7/28/2008
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I was at the Cognac's Blues Passions Festival in France on the 23rd of July and I have to say that was a huge live moment. Great music, great sound, great musicians, great audience. A moment I will remember all my life.
Thank you Steve !
Isa.
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Published on: 7/28/2008
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Luke and his fabulous crew came on stage and rocked the house as hard as was ever possible. The setlist was pretty cool (I could have done with even more of the new stuff) but not very surprising. But with Luke and his band in top form this was secondary anyway. Luke's question «are you having fun? 'Cause we're gonna have a lot of fun tonight» was not just the notorious crowd pleaser, the they obviously ment it. The guys were highly motivated, played superbly, and showed both great musicianship and band spirit. It was a night to remember!
PS: After the gig, everyone of the band came talking with the fans and I got my setlist signed from everyone – really guys, that was a special night for me. Thanks a lot for that and come back soon!
PPS: I made some pics that you can see here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/stefsan/sets/72157606400392623/
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Published on: 7/27/2008
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Luke:
I write from Chile. I ordered the CD and it's terrific man. You could say that you are 50 years old, but you show the energy of your 20s in your music. I am really glad for your new project. I like its intensity and calm coexisting perfectly.
The tracks I like most are: ever changing times, how many zeros, the letting go and the truth.
It was an excelent present I received for my birthday.
Good luke and creativity for ever...
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Published on: 7/26/2008
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Hey Steve,I was verry pleased to see the 1 hour show at bospop what a show.The Ever Changing Time cd is great.I hope to see you more playing in Holland.
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Published on: 7/21/2008
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Dear Luke
I don't know if a simple "Thank you" can ever be enough for a two-and-a-half-hour-show of musical genius and down-to-earth-attitude. It was my 10th Luke gig (be it solo or with Toto) and you know, it's always the same thing. You walk out of the venue, thinking that it is absolutely impossible to ever top this performance...just until next time that you hit stage. What can I say about the show? It was just absolutely perfect and I swear I had tears in my eyes when you played this wonderful acoustic version of "The Road Goes On" at the end of the show. And where the hell do you always find all these great musicians? The new band just kicked major ass! But the thing that strikes me most everytime I get to see you on stage is your attitude and your honesty -you can just tell from watching you that you're having a great time on stage! And also thanks for clarifying the Toto situation, no matter what your and the future of the rest of the Toto gang will be, the music and the shows shall never be forgotten!
Oh yeah, and don't forget to release a live dvd from this tour!!
Hope to see you soon again!
jorge
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Published on: 7/19/2008
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What can I say what hasn't been said a 1000 times before? Luke rules and the gig in Paradiso was one of the best I've ever seen. Great setlist, some surprises, great band (who we met before the show in a local snackbar!) and great vibe. From Drive a crooked road to The road goes on, he kept amazing me and the rest of the fans with fabulous play and great stories. I can only hope that he'll be roaming the European continent for many years to come.
Mark (Tilburg)
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Published on: 7/19/2008
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Hi Luke, I have seen you so many times before I can't even remember, but I must say this was the best ever, thanks so much, even my husband (also a guitarrist) had a tears in his eyes. I loved it that you played so many songs of the new album and also the mix of the old songs and the songs you wrote was perfect, did not miss one song. (well after 2,5 hours there should be everything in hi hi hi). I did not know that you wrote talk to you later, did you write any more tubes songs or songs with Fee Waybill? (btw it always was my favorite tubes song). Well the title of the tour No Jazz ?? there is a bit but I loved it (it would not be you if not). Well again a perfect concert (and for once the sound was superb in that hall) You can't beat hand made music and you are one of the masters will be back if you come round the next time.
love
BB
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