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Sunday, March 27, 2011

Happy Birthday Mr Trish

Allman Brothers @ The Beacon - 3/26/2011 - 200th Show

Special night on the Upper West Side. Smokestack Lightning for the second night in a row. Nate's first show at the Beacon and it surely didn't disappoint. Dr. John amongst other guests and Warren continuously mentioning the party at hand.

Allman Brothers Band - 3/26/2011 - Beacon Theater, NY, NY

Set I
Hot `Lanta
Ain't Wastin' Time No More
Midnight Rider
Every Hungry Woman
Kind Of Bird
Smokestack Lightning w/ Hubert Sumlin, Hook Herrera, Bruce Katz
Key To The Highway w/ Hubert Sumlin, Hook Herrera, & Bruce Katz
Walk On Guilded Splinters /w Dr. John
Come On (Let The Good Times Roll) w/ Dr. John

Right Place, Wrong Time w/ Dr. John, Susan Tedeschi & Nigel Hall

Set II
Dreams
Black Hearted Woman>>
The Other One Jam>>
Black Hearted Woman
Who's Been Talking w/ Hook Herrera & Bruce Katz
It Takes Alot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry w/David Grissom, James Van De Bogart
One Way Out w/ David Grissom
Jessica w/ Bruce Katz,>>Mountain Jam Tease>>Jessica

E: Little Martha>>Whipping Post

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Furthur @ Radio City 3/25/2011

Great night all around

Set I

Jack Straw>

Mississippi Half Step>

Dark Hollow

Stagger Lee>

On The Road Again

Loser

Train In Vain>

Might As Well

Set II

Hard To Handle>

Smokestack Lightning>

Spoonful>

Bird Song>

The Other One>

Spanish Jam>

Other One>

Eyes Of The World>
Drums>

King Solomon's Marbles>

Dear Prudence

China Cat Sunflower>

I Know You Rider>

Not Fade Away

Encore

Touch Of Grey

Friday, March 25, 2011

Eddie Vedder Solo Tour

Eddie Vedder at the Beacon, very nice

Date City Venue

June 15 Providence, RI Providence Performing Arts Center (PAC)

June 16 Boston, MA The Wang Theatre

June 18 Hartford, CT The Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts

June 21 New York, NY Beacon Theatre

June 22 New York, NY Beacon Theatre

June 25 Philadelphia, PA Tower Theatre

June 26 Detroit, MI Fox Theatre

June 28 Chicago, IL The Chicago Theatre

July 1 St. Louis, MO Fox Theatre

July 2 Minneapolis, MN Orpheum Theatre

July 5 San Diego, CA Copley Symphony Hall

July 6 Long Beach, CA Terrace Theater

July 8 Los Angeles, CA The Wiltern

July 9 Santa Barbara, CA Santa Barbara Bowl

July 11 Oakland, CA The Paramount Theatre

July 14 Portland, OR Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

July 15 Seattle, WA Benaroya Hall

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Let My Inspiration Flow

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Allman Brothers @ The Beacon - 3/22/2011

Ridiculous show, awesome seats. Smoking start with Statesboro (nice call Peter) followed by Come and Go/Hot 'Lanta. The end of set 1 got crazy...Soulshine was broken out with a huge horn section and I thought that would close it out. Instead, they brought out Rich Robinson and went right into The Weight, a huge treat to hear and it was played much differently from The Band's version, which is always cool. At this point there were 14 people on stage. Certain that The Weight would close the set, I was proven wrong yet again when they started up One Way out.

Set 2 was filled with much longer jams and more guests. Black Hearted Woman and Jessica both had to be close to 20 minutes. When they returned for the encore, I heard Derek noodling around and I was immediately ecstatic because I knew No One Left To Run With was coming (unless they decided to play Not Fade Away, which wasn't happening). Definitely one of my favorite Allman songs and I've been hoping to catch it for a while now. Certainly didn't disappoint as Warren and Derek ripped through the song and teased Blue Sky along the way. Great to be back at the Beacon...round 2 Saturday night for the final show of this run. But first, Furthur @ Radio City on Friday.

Allman Brothers Band - 3/22/2011 - Beacon Theater, NY, NY

Set I
Statesboro Blues
Come And Go Blues
Hot `Lanta
High Cost Of Low Living
Kind Of Bird
Blind Willie McTell w/ The Juke Horns
Soulshine w/ The Juke Horns & James Van De Bogart, Drums
The Weight w/ Steve Molitz on Keys, & Rich Robinson, Guitar & the Juke Horns
One Way Out w/ Steve Molitz on Hammond B3, Rich Robinson on Guitar & Joe Ballia, Drums

Set II
End Of The Line
Gambler's Roll
Black Hearted Woman>>
The Other One Jam>>
Black Hearted Woman
I've Been Loving You Too Long w/ The Juke Horns (Just Jaimoe on Drums)
The Same Thing w/ The Juke Horns and Tom Guarna, Guitar & Joe Ballia, Drums
Jessica>Jam>Norweigan Wood Tease>Jam>Jessica

E: No One Left To Run With>Blue Sky Tease>No One Left To Run With

MMJ Summer Tour

Gotta be honest, if this band doesn't shape things up soon I am going to lose interest. What kind of bullshit tour is this? And regardless, start varying the setlists, play the songs differently, and please don't pump recorded music over the PA. I remember seeing these guys play at Vanderbilt in 2006 and I'll never forget Mahgeetah and One Big Holiday...the two songs that stuck with me permanently after Rites of Spring....but it's as if they haven't changed since. This is a band that sold out MSG for New Years 2008, played one of the most revered Bonnarro setlists of all time, and had a week-long residency in NYC this fall to perform every album they've put out. This band has so much potential and in my opinion is the best up-and-comer, but these idiots behave like amateurs and it's going to bury them. Let's ditch the plastic guns and focus on the music please.

MY MORNING JACKET SUMMER TOUR
06/02-06/05 Wakarusa Festival - Ozark, AR
06/02-06/05 Mountain Jam - Hunter, NY
06/09-06/12 Bonnaroo Festival - Manchester, TN
06/17/11 Fri Auditorium Theatre Chicago, IL
06/22/11 Wed Pantages Theatre Los Angeles, CA
06/24/11 Fri Fox Theater Oakland, CA
06/26/11 Sun Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA
06/28/11 Tue McMenamin's Edgefield Troutdale, OR
06/29/11 Wed Orpheum Theatre Vancouver, BC
6/30-07/03 High Sierra Festival - Quincy, CA
07/11/11 Mon Kool Haus Toronto, ON
07/12/11 Tue Metropolis Montreal, QC
07/16/11 Sat Latitude Festival Suffolk, GB
08/04/11 Thu Red Rocks Amphitheatre Morrison, CO

Friday, March 18, 2011

Watkins Glen Announcement Monday?

The Feeling Returns Whenever We Close Our Eyes

Crosseyed and Painless > Twist > Simple

Unbelievable

DMB FTW x2

In my excitement yesterday I failed to notice that along with the Warehouse disc, DMB is also releasing the famed 1993 show at the Wetlands. Warren sat in on a bunch of tunes and this Blue Water has been the stuff of legend ever since. Just when I couldn't get any more down on Dave, they go and release two winners and TOTALLY REDEEM THEMSELVES.

August 19, 1993 - Wetlands Preserve - New York, NY

-Set 1-
Satellite

Ants Marching
Granny
Recently
One Sweet World

Seek Up
The Song That Jane Likes
True Reflections *
All Along the Watchtower *

-Set 2-
Nature > Tripping Billies
Lie in Our Graves
Warehouse
Dancing Nancies *
Cry Freedom

Typical Situation *
Blue Water Baboon Farm *
The Best of What's Around

Encore:

Christmas Song

* w/ Warren Haynes

Thursday, March 17, 2011

The Warehouse 8, Volume 7

DMB finally got one right...very nice looking disc. Added bonus that I was in attendance for the 6.6.09 and 6.21.08 show...the latter being the best Dave concert I've seen in 50+. And sadly the last one I got to see with LeRoi, although somewhat appropriate I guess.

1. LYING IN THE HANDS OF GOD 6.6.09 / Comcast Theatre / Hartford, CT
2. #40 6.21.08 / Saratoga Performing Arts Center / Saratoga Springs, NY
3. YOU NEVER KNOW 9.25.07 / Cricket Pavilion / Phoenix, AZ
4. #34 7.9.05 / Tweeter Center for the Performing Arts / Mansfield, MA
5. WRITE A SONG 9.3.10 / The Gorge Amphitheatre / George, WA
6. KIT KAT JAM 8.11.02 / Verizon Wireless Music Center / Noblesville, IN
7. A DREAM SO REAL 6.21.08 / Saratoga Performing Arts Center / Saratoga Springs, NY
8. CHRISTMAS SONG 12.20.02 / Madison Square Garden / New York, NY

06.21.2008 - Saratoga Performing Arts Center - Saratoga Springs, NY

Don't Drink The Water

One Sweet World

Grey Street

Dreaming Tree

#41

Rhyme & Reason

Shotgun

Ants Marching

A Dream So Real

#40

Corn Bread

Money>

Money (That's What I Want)

Eh Hee

Lie In Our Graves

Jimi Thing

So Much To Say>

Anyone Seen The Bridge>

Too Much

Encore:

Lie In Our Graves Reprise>

So Damn Lucky

Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)

Things get interesting 7 minutes in

Idiots Of The Week

These two morons have lost the privilege to hold a public forum. Then again, Twitter destroyed the very privilege that should probably be required due to our lazy and imitative society.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

March Winds Will Blow All My Troubles Away

42 years touring and still going strong

Gotta love Oteli's smile around 1:55 and then Trey going right on through at 2:10, where most would have tied off their solo. Page adds a nice touch midway through and then Warren and Derek trade off to wrap it up...amazing. Can't wait to see these guys

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

The Weirds Continue

9 days post-Whistler and Nate still can't handle it

Easiest Call of the Year

Friday, March 11, 2011

ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!

Our favorite pirate Trid Vicious has once again stirred up a conversation that must be shared

Recently Pat commented on a blog post and wrote "are you kidding me?!" (in quotes)

I asked Pat why he was quoting himself. He quickly retorted that I was in fact the idiot for not realizing that he was quoting none other than...wait for it...Dick Vitale

Don't even get me started on the rationale here. That's like saying someone is a moron for not knowing where to attribute the quote "whatever floats your boat." Most people would think nothing of it; Trish would probably assume that others would attribute the line to this

To further prove my point, I'll refer you to Dick Vitale's wikipedia entry. It actually does mention some of his signature phrases, but no where in the entry is there ANY sort of mention of "are you kidding me?!"

For now we'll let the comedy ride and I'll continue to monitor the saga of prophetic Trish