Looking for your favorite version of Long road...

notradebaxx

Please email it to me if you can ....I love this song and I would like to compare

thanks

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nukeboot

I have nothing to e-mail you, but nothing will top the 9/11 tribute with Ed, Mike and Uncle
Neil in my book. I'm sure someone can share the file. And you can see it on YouTube.

B Merks

check out the borgota night 1 in 2005 - amazing - first song of the night!

AtlantaJammer

RED ROCKS!!! Trust me...

PJ Fan est. 1990

i've been looking for the recorded version that was played at the end of that episode of Scrubs...it didn't have any of the indian music...where can i find that version?

NeilJam

I thought they used the studio version from Merkin Ball on Scrubs.

jstock

My two favorites are the first two times I saw it live. Casper and Red Rocks 1995. However, I would agree with the Tribute to Heroes show following 9/11. Also, Denver '06 opening for Tom Petty was pretty legit. That one made my ex-girlfriend cry, so I've always had good thoughts about it.

I'm 90% sure the Scrubs version was the studio version from Merkinball. You pretty much can't go wrong with any version of Long Road you choose. It's an incredible song.

RD171825

Kitchener 05

ridley

Check out Melbourne 2006-11-16 - Eddie's voice and inflections are especially good on this one :thumbup:

SPEEDY MCCREADY

Cincy 06

Parksy

RD171825 wrote:

Kitchener 05

I was going to put this until I saw that it was already mentioned.

I always thought I just loved this version because of how incredible the show was. And how incredible the night was...

And the fact that the building sang Oh, Canada before it... (amazing.. wish they included it on the boot)

But I listened to it not too long ago.. and the song alone was done VERY well.

yieldtrack11

Virginia Beach 2008

veddertown

Musically would be Red Rocks but Virginia Beach 2000 was packed with emotion and EV had the courage to tackle such a fragile song under difficult circumstances. The tour went on to new heights from there

bigeye21

SPEEDY MCCREADY wrote:

Cincy 06

Uncovered this gem when digging for stuff to play on my podcast -- incredible version!

wolfamongwolves

PJ Fan est. 1990 wrote:

i've been looking for the recorded version that was played at the end of that episode of Scrubs...it didn't have any of the indian music...where can i find that version?

That would be the original version, from the Mirrorball single, that was used in Scrubs.

The one with the not-Indian-but-Pakistani music music was a re-recording with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan forDead Man Walking

As for great versions, San Diego 06, with the story behind the song, is remarkable.

silver39

SPEEDY MCCREADY wrote:

Cincy 06

Exactly!! I was there and it was awesome!!

Black Diamond

LA4 2009 was pretty awesome...

Get_Right

9/11

or perhaps Uniondale 2003

youngvedder

RD171825 wrote:

Kitchener 05

ill second that, a great way to start the night!

Rossum20

Parksy wrote:

RD171825 wrote:

Kitchener 05

I was going to put this until I saw that it was already mentioned.

I always thought I just loved this version because of how incredible the show was. And how incredible the night was...

And the fact that the building sang Oh, Canada before it... (amazing.. wish they included it on the boot)

But I listened to it not too long ago.. and the song alone was done VERY well.

great show! the energy was fantastıc and Ed was quıte wasted by the tıme those encores rolled around...cant keep was a "keeper" from that show as well.

i_lov_it

I forgot exactly what show...but it was from 2000...that's all I know lol