Keller Williams
String Cheese Incident
Big Wu
Blues Traveler
Umphrey's Mcgee (cant spell that one right ever..)
? well ?
jam bands
i'd just like to know--does anybody besides me LOVE jam bands? i mean besides phish ( everybody's heard of phish), has anybody heard of-
Keller Williams
String Cheese Incident
Big Wu
Blues Traveler
Umphrey's Mcgee (cant spell that one right ever..)
? well ?
Keller Williams
String Cheese Incident
Big Wu
Blues Traveler
Umphrey's Mcgee (cant spell that one right ever..)
? well ?
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last time, I was looking for versions of take five on morpheus for a student, and came up that weird name, Sting cheese incident... I was floored by their awesome sound, and their 13 minutes version of the standard!! Now I'm a fan, but I haven't found any of their record...
# 3
Originally posted by lalimacefolle
last time, I was looking for versions of take five on morpheus for a student, and came up that weird name, Sting cheese incident... I was floored by their awesome sound, and their 13 minutes version of the standard!! Now I'm a fan, but I haven't found any of their record...
yeah they do a pretty sweet take five. they do an awesome "I know you rider" too. I bought the DVD "Evolution", its really awesome.
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Well, most jam bands annoy the hell out of me, but I guess I'm technicily in one...
That and Col Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade ROCKS!
(Oysterhead by the way is my least favorite Claypool project).
That and Col Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade ROCKS!
(Oysterhead by the way is my least favorite Claypool project).
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# 7
Originally posted by PonyOne
Not really a jam band, but Tool does a damn fine show. If you go expecting it to sound just like the CD you'll be disappointed. It's more like a 2-hour long song comprised loosely of other songs. Pretty cool, I saw em in LA this summer. They just got up onstage and did things as they seemed to fit.
COUGH COPY OF GRATEFUL DEAD COUGH
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And the Dead never borrowed any old blues ideas?
Folks were improvising for hours on end long before the Dead ever came around.
Folks were improvising for hours on end long before the Dead ever came around.
Raskolnikov
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# 9
Originally posted by Raskolnikov
And the Dead never borrowed any old blues ideas?
Folks were improvising for hours on end long before the Dead ever came around.
true, true, but the grateful dead were the firsts to do something like that in front of 50,000 people, and still make it sound great.
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Originally posted by Incidents Happen
[true, true, but the grateful dead were the firsts to do something like that in front of 50,000 people, and still make it sound great.
Oh, I'd love to argue about this, but it's really a matter of taste, and I'm really reacting out of Dead Burnout from being around VT Law School Students for the past two years. Let's just say that most of the Dead exposure I've been getting lately has been from guitarists who are frightened and confused by the low D-B on my five string bass.
NOT my idea of "open" or "jamming."
But yes, being burnt out is no reason to argue, so I won't argue.
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# 11
Originally posted by PonyOne
I'm not, so I will...
The Greatfully Dead aren't as spectacular as everyone makes them out to be... Tool owes more to Jethro Tull than them. Granted they don't suck, but if you brand Tool a Grateful Dead copy I don't think you've ever sat through either of the bands' CD's in their entirety or read their lyrics.
COUGH
lol no all i meant was that thats the idea the dead did. if u bought only the Studio cds, u wouldnt even know where the dead begin. same with tool prolly.
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what like pearl JAM
hee hee
hee hee
God sent meat,
and the Devil sent cooks.
Excuse me while i keep this eye
and the Devil sent cooks.
Excuse me while i keep this eye
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