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Article Title:	Greenbelt '07: The Music Reviews
Author of reported comment:	Damian
Comment Date:	11:15 on Sep 14 2007
Comment:	I was only able to go to Greenbelt for the opening night. Sarah Masen's opening Mainstage set was great, especially '75 Grains'. Ric Hordinski, otherwise known as 'Monk', accompanied on guitar throughout her set. Over the Rhine were the main reason I went, and I felt they connected well with the audience. Their concerts always have an intimate feel to them, regardless of venue, and my impression was that many in the crowd had not heard their music before, and were not expecting this. Those who know Over the Rhine of old will realise what a rare treat it was to hear Linford sing backing vocals on a couple of songs. When they sang songs from "Ohio", I noticed that lots of people who had been sitting on the field in front of the stage, got up and stood at the front, and several people who had been walking past the Mainstage, stopped to listen. Karin and Linford were in fine form, and their new drummer gave an awesome solo that wouldn't have been out of place with any great rock band. I'm surprised there was no review of "Last Orders" - Greenbelt's fast-paced and humorous late-night round-up of the day. Over the Rhine were there, with their drummer playing a chair using brushes. The highlight for me, however, was Billy Bragg covering Pinball Wizard in the style of Johnny Cash - awesome!

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