Terrapin Ben

It actually segued very nicely. sounded great!

Whoops! I meant to say the venue doesn't really lend itself to raging, out of control, rock concerts.

I thought the lights were very tasteful. Granted i was in the the center mezzanine so i was kind of looking down on them, and i am more accustomed to a CK5 light show... But to each their own. I I will say this about the crowd. I saw families, young couples on dates, married couples, groups of teens, and even a few folks raging the parking lot. Considering the diversity of attendants (and music too. i mean a solo acoustic opener for a rock show?! Not hating on Nick Lowe, just saying, is all i'm saying) i thought the crowd was incredibly attentive, quiet, respectful. From my seats it looked

anyone have a set list from last night?

Trampled by Turtles!!!

i want to make a mix tape with this being the common theme. Help me out. Preferably a country western maybe folky feel to the tunes... so far i have: Dire Wolf - Grateful Dead Hanging Me Tonight - Marty Robbins In Search of Little Sadie - Bob Dylan Outlaw Blues - Bob Dylan Folsom Prison Blues - John Cash Long Black Veil - John Cash Dreadful Wind and Rain - Trad Stagger Lee - Nick Cave Midnight Rider - ABB I'm a Lonesome Fugitive - Merle Haggard Layers, Guns and Money - Warren Zevon what else do you got?

93.1 wxrt in chicago? it has been about 7 years since i have listened to that radio station. gonna be traveling cross country in a month or so and plan to spend a day or two in chicago. can't wait to listen to some of my favorite old radio stations. 97.1 the drive is what i listened to all through high school.

I was just going to start a thread on Hiatt, as i hope to see him in the near future. Terribly under-appreciated and unknown musician. For your listening pleasure, Crossing Muddy Waters. Such a sad, beautiful song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PYKmvx-Lms

The Pinnacle of cavemen harmony. sorry its a video of a video... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJvALOZhEm4

Highway 61 Revisited - Bob Dylan Pet Sounds - Beach Boys Sgt. Peppers - The Beatles DSOTM - Pink Floyd American Beauty - Grateful Dead London Calling - The Clash Astral Weeks - Van Morrison Graceland - Paul Simon Rain Dogs- Tom Waits Blood Sugar Sex Magic - Red Hot Chili Peppers Sea Change - Beck Paul's Boutique- The Beastie Boys Yankee Hotel Foxtrot - Wilco Pinkerton - Weezer Blue album - Weezer The Mollusk - Ween 3 Feet High and Rising - De la Soul

Doh! Should have read the book I guess... I thought you were just posting the date of an awesome vintage show. I countered by posting the date of an awesome 3.0 show. Anyways...

06/15/10

Awesome. Thanks for the heads up jakobnicholas. I look forward to giving this album a spin.

Diane - my advice to you is this: surrender to the phlow! their catalog is too big and diverse to really be on the look out for anything. be prepared to dance you ass off and make sure to stay hydrated! The portsmouth show will surely be a treat. What a cool, intimate venue. Have fun! Also, while Page side may be rage side, i much prefer to get bassed right in front of Gordo. Again, hope you have a blast!

2010 Summmer Terr!!!

Saw Ween this sunday. Melted my face. The fog machine was working double overtime. Still at a loss for words really. What can you say about a Ween concert? It fuckin' rocked. Don't get to clsoe to my fantasy'd

Riders on the Storm - Doors

Levee's Gonna Break - Dylan or Zep Early Morning Rain - Dylan Drowned - The Who Water in the Sky - Phish Purple Rain - Prince Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon and Garfunkel Cold Rain and Snow - The Omnipotent Grateful Dead Crooked Crooked Rain - Pavement Floodin' Down in Texas - Stevie Ray Vaughn

The Phish owned Loving cup. Great straight forward rocking version. Trey's tone sounded fantastic and everyone looked good, albeit older. It was a great preformance. Keith Richards had to be impressed.

i will also agree with Turnips. the song is a bit dylanesque. the lyrics remind me of desire for some reason.

stolen link from the green board... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7-7x5lJiaQ&feature=related

Not everyone is Ordinary Beehive.

I absolutely love this song. From the very first time i heard it on W(TA) to the live versions. I love it. I must have listened to it liek 15 times in a row when i first bought the album. And i'm listening to 11-04-09 at work right now and it just came on. I keep listening and relistening and felt compelled to start a thread about it. After reading some reviews from W(TA) i remember a lot of people not really like this song. but i truly think it's one of the best on the album I really like the folky feel of the lyrics and feel that Jeff's delivery of them is perfect. The guitar intro is g

Thanks for the tip Analogman. I appreciate it.

great clip, indeed.