yes, he didn't posted abt there! And he didn't posted abt the opennings for the Rolling Stones either...

skipped the opening for the rolling stones too.. oh well maybe he wanted to rest up b/c of that whole throat sickness and all.

new one, finally! Borgata, Atlantic City Tuesday, October 11, 2005 at 02:46AM Posted by editor Today the real John Mayer Trio was in the building; my two brothers jumped the bus from New York City to the best casino Atlantic City has going for it. It was quite a moment, listening to 'Gravity' in its now completed state, watching rain teeming down the windows on the bus, feeling that lazy Saturday afternoon vibe that you can only get in the northeast. We're all tired. Used up. But I don't remember a more vibrant kind of fatigue...We all three cough in harmony, our sleep schedules are rattled for the rest of this tour, and the shows, well, the shows still get better. By the time we go home we'll really be something. That Saturday vibe carried into the show, but it wasn't lazy. It was leaned back, which allowed for some really interesting musical ideas to enter in. I have a killer version of "Out of My Mind" from this show to play for dinner guests. Try and track it down, if you can. aww carl and ben were there.. there were sightings from ppl on msm but now it's verified! also up is album art and a tracklist for TRY! (the live album) so check it out :D

I'm so glad he's had such a great time with this tour. I truly, truly am. The more I read of it...it's nice to hear an artist who deeply loves to perform and deliver their craft, both for themselves and the audience. :) Love the updates.

aw man... he's SO happy, that he just cannot hide that! And somehow, it makes me feel SO happy too! From the first update to the last one, you can see nothing but the emotion on this posts...

Avalon, Boston Wednesday, October 12, 2005 at 01:52PM Posted by editor This entry must be broken up into a list to represent only the salient points of the day. Lots going on inside and out. 1.) Steven Tyler is walking rock and roll. What's rock and roll? It's talent, first and foremost. I know from the one song we performed last night, along with years of listening to his music, the man is a melodic archer. He just speaks the language of music better than most anybody around. Rock and roll is also abandon. Get to know this; 99 out of 100 artists who visit before the show and are asked to sit in will say 'no', not because they don't want to, but because they don't trust their bond with the music. It's true. All they envision is getting spun off the suspension bridge. Steven got up it, in it, around it, and it was enthralling for all of us. That is how it's done, ladies and gentlemen. 2.) Boston. Mother nature, thank you for the outfit you chose to wear yesterday. I recognize that city more in a misty grey than I do any other way...I have to get back there. Take a big city template, import it into CityBuilder 8. Select adjustments, refuse, reduce stray refuse (80%). Then go into adjustments, transform, scale, scale: 40%. Rock the vibrance slider back and forth just a little, maybe use the "brick" tool, and then save as "Boston.CIT". Boston is like Japanese Manhattan. I will return. 3.) John Mayer Trio... What is it? Is he ever going to release "pop" music again? Should I trust his intentions? Know this - John Mayer Trio is an idea. It will always be an idea. Even at the same time as it's a band, it's still an idea. It's a place to put my heart and soul when I feel like too many people have their hands on it. It's a way to check myself to make sure I'm not getting away with anything too easy. The comfort zone is gone with this band. My level of playing is in constant flux with the bar of what I know I can do. Sometimes I just inch over it, and sometimes it comes under. But it feels more vital than just hitting homeruns in a little league field. John Mayer Trio is more truthful to myself than I have ever been, and I'm going to take from it and graft it onto everything I ever do from now on. And as for Steve and Pino, I'm not worried that we'll be playing together for a long time to come. Some very, very cool music is going to happen with this band, even sooner than you think. I am in two bands now. Always. 4.) What now? I take a break for a minute, get my head (and upper respiratory system) together, and then the trio convenes in NYC for some more recording on the Continuum album, still slated for spring. That's the funny thing. My next studio album is actually JM3, but with a little extra "J". Wanna know what's next after that??? I'll tell you. Because why should you find out anywhere else? I'm going to record a solo acoustic album. Like SOLO. Just me and a little portable HD recorder, stereo mic, hotel rooms across america. Might schedule some mountain biking around it. 5.) To my fans - OUR fans: Thank you for loving the idea as much as I do. You should have moved on by now. You really should have. There's so much new music coming out all the time, I'm not sure why you're still on my side, but I thank you for it. And on behalf of Steve and Pino, thanks for making all of us feel like we've been doing this together since the late '70s. It's only music now. John Mayer Gosh, I love this man...SOLO acoustic....sounds neat!!! Guess the ole' Mayer is still in there somewhere :D

That is a really beautiful, sweet post to end the tour with. The future sounds quite promising. His depth of love for his craft is truly awe-inspiring. It's a joy, and I'm proud, to be a fan.

ah! that was the greatest post ever on john's part, it made me so happy he is just so intelliegent and thoughful and real i dont even know what to do. im just about dying with the thought of a possible solo acoustic album i love how he is going back and fourth between acoustic and electric im so excited for the future

I am as thrilled by his writing as I am with his music, and I'm a little teary-eyed as well. Move on? How could we when he gives us so many reasons to stay.

I've read that entry about 3 times now. And my most recent thought is "His mother must be so proud"

*cries* i love john.

seriously. jm is truly the only artist who i can see myself listening to with this same devotion for the rest of my life.. i also love the security we have that he'll never stop making music... i can't wait till we're all old, like 60 years old, and john'll be like 70 and still rocking out on that guitar. and there we'll all be in the audience. *sigh*

I thought the same too, no way in heck will i ever move onto another singer and forget about john, not after the amount of emotional attachment i have with this man :shock: :lol: you think i am kidding?..LOL you hear me john NEVER!!! LOL