Yeah, one of the guys from Leftover Salmon sang with them on a song, and then Keller Williams came up for the last song and they jammed for a bit and then segued seamlessly into Keller's set. It was pretty cool.

I am doing everything I possibly can to see Phil Lesh and Friends.
Possibilities:
Hire a Taxi
Get my dad to drive
Don't go

I am assuming that going either way would be worth it, what do y'all think?

I like them all except Don't Go.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]I am doing everything I possibly can to see Phil Lesh and Friends.
Possibilities:
Hire a Taxi
Get my dad to drive
Don't go

I am assuming that going either way would be worth it, what do y'all think?[/QUOTE]
I'd try to get your dad to drive because taxi drivers can be a little creepy.

I need to get my tickets for that soon.

SCI in two days, I hope the seats don't suck.

Are they playing with anyone else?

[QUOTE=Livewired]Are they playing with anyone else?[/QUOTE]
Some guy named Chris Berry. I listened to a song sample on his site, it kinda sounded like funk/reggae-ish stuff.

New Topic: Discuss means by which to attain better seats, and methods that work

I find that if you want to go up front and it's not general admission, you can just flash the guards your tickets, and they usually don't check, so you go down as far as you can before they catch you

[QUOTE]flash the guards[/QUOTE]
You whore.

[QUOTE=jpj]You whore.[/QUOTE]
You perv.

I don't think that would work for 15 year-old boys, but then again

I think that these Halloween Avatars are making everyone spamier

What spam? I see no spam.



/runs

Meh, this thread is usually dead anway so a little spam won't hurt.

So I saw SCI last night, great show. The guy that opened, Chris Berry, was alright, he played like Latin R'n'B or something. He did have hot backup singers/dancers though, and in the secone set they came out and danced with Michael Kang and Billy Nershi, which was of course very funny. Also, I picked up a 3 Disc thing of the '05 BSC.

Highlights were the opener Ms. Brown's > Chameleon > Ms. Brown's and the 2nd Encore Black Clouds.

Chameleon as in Herbie Hancock's version?

[QUOTE=Livewired]Chameleon as in Herbie Hancock's version?[/QUOTE]

That would be awsome if it was.

i love that song.

Yeah, what a mad bassline.

JPJ get back to me on this.

The horns from Ozomatli played Ring of Fire with SCI when I saw them. :rolleyes:

[QUOTE=pegwedge]The horns from Ozomatli played Ring of Fire with SCI when I saw them. :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]

Haha. That would be pretty cool.

has anyone listened to MusicLab on XM radio?

its a great jam band/prog station

[QUOTE=Livewired]Chameleon as in Herbie Hancock's version?[/QUOTE]
Yes, it was quite good.

[QUOTE=jpj]Yes, it was quite good.[/QUOTE]
That show just started to sound even awesomer.

Gov't Mule is playing Toronto Dec.1 too bad I cant go.

[QUOTE=Livewired]That show just started to sound even awesomer.

Gov't Mule is playing Toronto Dec.1 too bad I cant go.[/QUOTE]
Why can't you go? I might be seeing them on the December 2nd.

Its a Thursday night and the gig is 2+ hours form me.

I think I might be playing this so called "Chameleon" in Jazz band. The bassline is even sicker when played by a trombone :D

Everytime we play it the conductor says "ok, that was good, now lets play it again, except raunchier this time"

My respect for your teacher: +

[QUOTE=Livewired]My respect for your teacher: +[/QUOTE]
I know it was a teacher who first suggested to Greyspoke Variety to cover it, and it was a huge success

Gov't Mule is playing with Tea Leaf Green when they come to town, hope I can go.

I have one of there bootlegs. (Tea Leaf Green) It's pretty good.

anybody manage to see any of blues travelers fall tour? i saw them in DC and baltimore, they're sounding awesome these days.