This year’s Garcia Birthday Edition of Stormy Mondays is the tail end of a widely circulated JGB late show from March of 1978 – a real classic. We pick up
It seems sort of easy to take indie-rock Godfathers Yo La Tengo for granted when you live in and around the band’s home base of Hoboken, NJ. The husband and
[youtube]U6K8wfyzAJQ[/youtube] Simon & Garfunkel – Homeward Bound (Live ’67)
Gov't Mule, MOFRO and Outformation performing at Masquerade Park in Atlanta, GA on July 25th, 2009.
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Phish upped the ante on the third night of their four night stand at Red Rocks in Morrison, CO last night; busting out some forgotten classics and continuing to explore
Dave Vann shot last night’s Phish show at Red Rocks and shared his amazing shots with us, so we thought we’d share them with you. Take a look…
[All Photos by Dave Vann]
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The elements played a major factor in the second night of Phish’s four night stand at gorgeous Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO after a nasty rainstorm enveloped the venue
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The members of Phish kicked off the second leg of their Summer Tour last night at the famed Red Rocks amphitheater in Morrison, CO; playing their first show at the legendary venue in 13 years. While the show won’t be remembered as one of the best they ever played it certainly showed flashes of brilliance and set a good base for the beginning of a four night stand.
Thursday’s concert featured a number of songs that mentioned the surroundings in which the band was performing. Opening with Divided Sky – a staple of the band’s previous performances at the venue – the quartet also threw down The Wedge, Loving Cup and Possum, all with lyrics about mountains. From the moment they took the stage it was clear the band had been practicing. Sure, there was a flub here and there, but for the most part they tore through some of the more complex material.
The highlight of the first set came in the form of the exploratory jam in Stash. Bassist Mike Gordon kept pushing and prodding the improv into new, exciting territory with guitarist Trey Anastasio following Mike and inserting some smart ideas of his own into the jam. If there’s one song to check out from last night’s show, it’s Stash.
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