* with \'Cannonball\' (The Breeders) tease. ** with \'Billie Jean\' (Michael Jackson) tease.
Thanks to FieryBill for the setlist!
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: dredmonkey on February 22, 2009, 05:26:19 pm
show was fucking amazing. mooboosfearlessvoodoo made me cry. we were shouting it out, i went there in great anticipation of one. hard luck was sick and smoothly transitioned into tunage, which was ser. The eschers etchings was sick and > Vermont song was picture perfect. stash was incredible and very nice buquebus jam (and billie jean). really the whole show was sick. we unfortunatley missed the jam>metropolis due to us rushing to and from our hotel. Show was amazing, one of my favorites over the years for sure, but i have a softspot for mooboos. and we frantically looked around everywhere for tapers and found none to our dismay; i guess that\'s a good thing though if that\'s my only bad thing to say. The boys were all on, thank you gentlemen
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: freddiewaht on February 22, 2009, 05:30:48 pm
id love to hear that encore..
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Todaysparkles on February 22, 2009, 06:23:24 pm
Fearless!!! oh la la!! I love that Tim is seriously dipping into the Floyd as of recent. Doesn\'t get much better than that IMO. That second set and encore look pretty freakin delicious. Wish I was there (Pun possibly intended..)
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: ds673488 on February 22, 2009, 06:28:03 pm
BUSE
best untaped show ever
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: bezerker on February 22, 2009, 06:57:33 pm
Quote from: ds673488;220478
BUSE
best untaped show ever
bwahh hahhahahahhahahaahhahhaaha !!!!!!!
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: inthewhitelodge on February 22, 2009, 09:07:04 pm
Sound recording schoolage needed
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: ds673488 on February 22, 2009, 09:40:48 pm
Quote from: bezerker;220480
Quote from: ds673488;220478
BUSE
best untaped show ever
bwahh hahhahahahhahahaahhahhaaha !!!!!!!
your upset cause you werent there
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: bezerker on February 22, 2009, 09:44:38 pm
Quote from: ds673488;220497
your upset cause you werent there
BWAH HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHHAHAHHAAAAA
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Gfunk on February 23, 2009, 12:17:20 am
Quote from: ds673488;220497
Quote from: bezerker;220480
Quote from: ds673488;220478
BUSE
best untaped show ever
bwahh hahhahahahhahahaahhahhaaha !!!!!!!
your upset cause you werent there
looks like Numbers got you on that one Gabo, just sayin. Numbers, as for your claim that Red Square 2/21/09 is the BUSE... well that can never be proven.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: bezerker on February 23, 2009, 01:23:46 am
Quote from: Gfunk;220503
Quote from: ds673488;220497
Quote from: bezerker;220480
Quote from: ds673488;220478
BUSE
best untaped show ever
bwahh hahhahahahhahahaahhahhaaha !!!!!!!
your upset cause you werent there
looks like Numbers got you on that one Gabo, just sayin. Numbers, as for your claim that Red Square 2/21/09 is the BUSE... well that can never be proven.
get a room. i could probably name a hanfull of shows that have potential to pwn this. just because it was not recorded does not make it the best show in the history of the world. likE i said, BWAH AHHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHHHHHAHAHAHA
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: ulee on February 23, 2009, 09:56:53 am
BUSE - tooo funny. how bout "best un-had sex ever"?
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Lexington on February 23, 2009, 10:49:42 am
i feel like mooboo\'d will never be taped again. it the law of untaped shows at it again
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Ren on February 23, 2009, 11:18:08 am
the show was phenomenal. it was really that good, sorry.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: bdfreetuna on February 23, 2009, 11:53:49 am
god dammit
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: ds673488 on February 23, 2009, 12:03:14 pm
Quote from: Ren;220521
the show was phenomenal. it was really that good, sorry.
theres my proof by a credible (>200 shows) bfast member
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Yoda on February 23, 2009, 12:09:13 pm
Please tell me that all the talk about the show not being recorded was a joke, right?
On a side note to another thread, isn\'t there a way to hook up to the PA so that all shows are recorded and then the files could be given to the Breakfast Archive crew to dabble with?
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Spacey on February 23, 2009, 12:17:38 pm
The band should really have a soundboard of every show.
With the price of technology these days, you should be able to throw together an effective, low cost rig.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: bezerker on February 23, 2009, 12:29:54 pm
here\'s klout\'s review. ::jumps out of 3rd story window::
I will just come right out and say best show I have ever seen. I could split hairs and over-analyze it I am sure but with this show fresh in my mind and the level that they played at last night I am happy to call that the best fuckin bfast show I have ever seen.
I am also fine with shows like this not being taped. The very best shows I have ever seen have always been untapped upstate masterpieces. Just the way it goes. Live for the moment and do not miss upstate shows!!!
Both sets last night I felt had real distinct and noticeable feelings and unfoldings to them, like watch an epic movie or something. The first set had a strange but delightful off-the-wall flow with totally unpredictable song selection, lots of type 2 jamming, and several amazing segues. I didn\'t think they stopped playing until after Tunage but maybe they did briefly. HLH>Tunage was one of the best segues ever. Sick opened up jams on both, must have lasted over 45 minutes between the two and I thought the set was def gonna be over after that but Octo garden was a cool 5 minute chill out after the Hard Luck Tunage Bomb but they couldn\'t end the set with that so they whipped out a wild pack and we got a little moshin in to close out what all in all turned out to be a very fun and rowdy but well played first set.
Quick set break and second set came back with a totally different vibe, at least in my mind, of ultra sleek tightness but with mad swagger and force to the jams with a bit of a darker edge. Just really in your face and hard raging throwdown but nice control and direction at the same time. I remember swearing best ever to myself during metro. STL was hands down the best I have ever heard. Completely out of the ordinary crazy journey through ridiculous places that song has never seen. Stash was nailed. The jam was really fierce and hard hitting, not what you expect at all but very thrilling. Owned everyone there. Queeb was scorching, all 31 minutes of it. Moobs was the perfect encore.
This was just one of those really special shows where all the little riffs and fills are noticeably amped up and tasteful, every note is played with a distinct higher intensity and zest, the jams go on and on but not wankishly at all until your asking what song is this and its hard to remember for a second because its just so far out there and so entrancing. The jams built up and peaked and played out on multiple levels like in 3-D or some shit I don\'t even know how to describe it properly. Whole notha level I guess you could say.
The immediate crowd was terrific. 50-75 people all hanging on every note, living and dying with all the peaks and valleys, and dancing and jumping and fist pumping and going crazy. Everyone just kept yelling out how sick it was all night or would just look at each others owned faces and know because it was just that obvious how bad the band was ripping up the fuckin stage.
Jordan was really on point. Hands down the most solid throw down I have witnessed from him since his return. Timmy was blazing in the afro wig all night. Adj was just his incredible consistent animal self that he is these days. D-Man fuckin ripped it as per too and with the sickest solo I have ever seen him play right in the middle of STL.
Its almost crazy how much this show is exactly what I wanted to see. I said on the way up I wanted to be surprised by the set list and not know what was coming but still get a few choice picks in. I just had a feeling that an upstate queeb was comin which I also mentioned before the show. I was also hoping ep2 because it had been so long and the same for tunage which had been almost six months for me. I was also just silently hoping for something amazing to happen musically and it did.
Anyway great to see everyone (especially the old school TRB members in the house!) and mad thanks and love all around. Go to every show possibly can, especially upstate!! See-ya in Canton!
-klout
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Ren on February 23, 2009, 12:34:51 pm
i wasn\'t trying to be a jerk either.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: peaches626 on February 23, 2009, 12:36:20 pm
well played klout, thanks for the review... def epic, wish i coulda been there
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Yoda on February 23, 2009, 12:40:16 pm
Where is the love for NYC and the surrounding area... The average distance from my house to the first 3 shows of the year has been over 2-1/2 hours away and I only live 1-1/2 from the New Haven home base... Screw upstate...
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Ren on February 23, 2009, 12:40:39 pm
i just have to learn to tape. i\'m sure if you get the right equipment and set the mics in the right places and check on it every now and then it\'s not that hard. not to take anything away from all the hard work and hassles that tapers put up with. i\'m sure however that the stuff you need to buy is super expensive. bill said he sees jen and i at every show he goes to, so taping would be a no brainer, just probably out of my reach financially though...
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: ds673488 on February 23, 2009, 12:59:32 pm
one thing that really struck me about this show was how intensely the crowd (most of whom ive never seen at a show before) were absolutely raging and getting down the entire night. best dance party at a show ive ever seen. The band played exactly what an albany area crowd wants to hear in a show, and I think this will come back to them in a great way the next time they play red square. The crowd wasnt huge, but LITERALLY everyone who was there at the beginning stayed through setbreak and raged to the very end (at 230 in the morning)
Amazing amazing show, def in my top 3, maybe #1
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: thatguy on February 23, 2009, 01:09:51 pm
135 paid can\'t complain!all new fans is a good thing.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Ren on February 23, 2009, 01:24:59 pm
yeah, NOBODY left!!! even the people who didn\'t look all that interested at first were hooked and there to the end. i don\'t know how i could\'ve forgotten about the segue into tunage, wow. i thought it was really funny how during the little attempt at so-called moshing for wild pack you kinda got that if you can\'t beat \'em join \'em feel from the crowd, at first they had no idea what was going on, then some of \'em started joining in, it was great. i must mention metropolis again. there\'s quite a few peaks and moments that stick out in my mind from any show i\'ve EVER seen in my life, metropolis had one of them. sooooo, despite the yelling with booz and others for mooboo\'s and actually getting it, and the fearless in the middle of it, metropolis was my highlight of the night. other memorable moments were watching tim\'s reaction to dangles\' bass solo during see the light, having it sound like we were at a goddamn soccer stadium during the world cup when we all sang the, pardon not being able to type it correctly, "ooooh-oh-ohhh-ohhhhh-oh," part of stash, it seriously sounded like there were 1000 people in there, and seeing the look on jen\'s face when octopus\'s garden started, it was like a baby that just tried something that tasted bad ;).
see you all again sometime...
...i bet all 135 were still there at the end too.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: booztravlr on February 23, 2009, 02:19:39 pm
What a night! First set was quite an assortment of songs but they really worked well together. Wake Up In A Coma had a really drawn out intro that was more intense than usual. Hard Luck Harry melted right into Tunage. This is one of the best segues I\'ve heard them play. Reminded me of the Puppetry > Rufus from the pre-moedown throwdown 2006. Gencs knows what I\'m talking about.
Setbreak was probably less than 20 minutes long so you knew they meant business. I\'m not one to throw around \'best ever\' but it would be very hard to find a more complete set than this one. The song selection, playing and crowd/band energy was through the roof. People were hanging on every note. Metropolis contained a ridiculous bass solo by Dangle. See The Light also contained an extensive bass/drum jam with Adrian leading the way. Quick breather then Stash was under way. I don\'t think anyone left the room at any point during this song. As Ken said, it really seemed like there were 1000 people in there during the chorus and \'Ohh\' parts. The energy built up nicely for an all out dance party during Buquebus. We also made sure to get a clock count going just in case it approached the 40 minute Upstate realm. I don\'t think the band even knew what to do after Buquebus ended. It seemed like they were in awe at what had just been performed on stage. Lots of requests for Mooboo\'s before they finally settled with The Chase. Way to reward Jordan with another song, he was on fire all night. There was a quick meeting side stage afterwards where they were bombarded with almost constant requests for Mooboo\'s. The band definitely knew how to pay back the crowd for their constant energy throughout the show, so Mooboo\'s it was! Right in the middle Tim started the beginning of Fearless. What a great placement/segue. Most knew what it was but even those who didn\'t definitely enjoyed it. Right back into Mooboo\'s for the grand finale and about 2 hours later the set came to an end. Most people stuck around for a while afterwards, since it was only 2:30 when the show ended and they were still selling booz. I swear I\'m not an alcoholic!
Thanks to all for the birthday wishes and beers/shots! I had a great time celebrating with you all. Can\'t wait to get back to Red Square for more of those $3 Stout cans. On a side note, the only thing that lacked Saturday night was the light show. It was awesome partying with Ellis in the crowd all night but I definitely took his lights for granted in the past. They will be missed by all.
Don\'t miss the Java Barn!
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: ChrisF on February 23, 2009, 04:22:45 pm
Quote from: Spacey;220528
The band should really have a soundboard of every show.
With the price of technology these days, you should be able to throw together an effective, low cost rig.
not gonna happen, especially in small venues where not everything is running thru the soundboard. if tims guitar amp is super loud on stage it may sound low in the soundboard mix because the sound guy didnt need to add much guitar. if the bass and drums are really loud in a small venue the sound guy may not even run them thru the board at all and the soundboard recording will only have guitar, keys and, vocals.
this is the best option for a taper n00b who already owns a compatible ipod with free space on it -
FOR $299 turn your ipod into a full taping rig!
with a compatible ipod/iphone/itouch the Alesis Protrack records to the ipod hard drive. pre Order @ guitar center.com - http://www.guitarcenter.com/Alesis-ProTrack-Recording-Kit-580878-i1437912.gc
this package deal includes one set of mics built into the dock that the ipod slides into for running it handheld and it comes with another set of condenser mics with a t-bar that can be put on a mic stand or clamped onto something.
you can also buy it without the separate set of condenser mics and t-bar for only $199 and its available now. but i wouldnt recommend getting this unless you already have mics. - http://www.guitarcenter.com/Alesis-ProTrack-Stereo-Digital-Recorder-for-iPod-247047-i1434674.gc
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Spacey on February 23, 2009, 04:30:54 pm
The band should take Fitzy to every show so he can capture them all on audio and maybe even video recording.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: ellis-d on February 23, 2009, 04:47:37 pm
Absolutely SER! I dont have anything that can really give this show justice. Its very bittersweet being in my position but I will say that raging with my old school TRB crew was a great experience. As for taping shows, i hope theres never a taped show again because they are always the best ones and maybe some of you lazy fucks will start coming to shows. There was almost no Ct heads and thst was very dissappointing. The band isnt playing that much so you guys should really be making the effort to support em when they do play. The only way theyre gonna play more is if they make more money and the only way that happens is if people come to shows.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Spacey on February 23, 2009, 04:51:51 pm
Quote from: ellis-d;220607
Absolutely SER! I dont have anything that can really give this show justice. Its very bittersweet being in my position but I will say that raging with my old school TRB crew was a great experience. As for taping shows, i hope theres never a taped show again because they are always the best ones and maybe some of you lazy fucks will start coming to shows. There was almost no Ct heads and thst was very dissappointing. The band isnt playing that much so you guys should really be making the effort to support em when they do play. The only way theyre gonna play more is if they make more money and the only way that happens is if people come to shows.
Shouldn\'t you be eating a d somewhere, broseph?
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: zuke583 on February 23, 2009, 05:00:01 pm
can all reviews be prefaced with what drug you were using at the show? it would be very helpful
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: ds673488 on February 23, 2009, 05:11:38 pm
we all know what ellis was on, and i was only on alcohol
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Mark on February 23, 2009, 05:15:25 pm
Not only was this not taped, there was about 5 people there besides me and Ev:
February 15th, 2001 The Snow Barn West Dover, VT
I: Jam > Memory of a Free Festival > LDZ > Puppetry, What the Funk > Transcendental Meditation > Tribal Funk Affliction, The Chase, Sunshine of Your Love > No Glove No Love
II: See the Light* > The Vermont Song*, I\'m the Slime > Phaddy Boom Baddy, Drunk Monk Bar > Chameleon > Drum Solo, Beat Box > Superfly Phaddy Fat > Gypsy Girl* > Son of Simpleton*, Roadhouse Blues* * with Brian on Percussion
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: thatguy on February 23, 2009, 05:18:57 pm
i don\'t remember that that show.....omg i probably don\'t remember half the shit we have done!
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: inthewhitelodge on February 23, 2009, 07:30:08 pm
I think that the real reason we all have that show-born immense energy is that we physically and spiritually can connect to the highs and lows of the eternal sound sphere, easily interpreted without mind altering substances. This band throws the expansion in your mind with no strings attached. Each segue like an orgasm into another rebirth! Spiritually speaking, shows like this are like going to the best kind of church.
Ya\'ll are right, the heart grows fonder when the taper is absent. Get to any and all shows possible. I had those "aha" moments all night just looking over at all of your smiling agreeing faces. Thanks not only to the band, but to all of you you made this a true family experience!
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: dredmonkey on February 23, 2009, 09:22:36 pm
once again I wrote in my original post about the amazing tunage transition, it was so fucking sick. as was the transition into vermont song. i asked timmy how long before next set and he said make it quick, which we did and we still missed metropolis, i still feel shitty about it. I was the asshole yelling mooboos for awhile, but luckily not the only one. I also do have to say it may be my fav, def one of the best.
o yeah did anyone have the southern tier chocolate stout, that shit was serious. We were drinking them after the show, and by drinking i mean sipping, they were fucking strong. Once on the road i bought like 4 twelve packs of southern tier to sell at a show and ended drinking them all by my lonesome. One reason i love red sqare, delicious, delicious beer
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Ren on February 23, 2009, 10:07:00 pm
It doesn\'t matter what you\'re on. It would\'ve felt the same either way, you know that, brrr-ah. There\'s times I\'ve been completely sober and the music has made me feel like I wasn\'t. Music, for me, is the most intoxicating drug out there. I honestly have no idea where I\'d be without it...
...and booztravlr, my name is Ren.
Title: Ser Grinage
Post by: cannontrip on February 24, 2009, 07:54:08 am
Memorable experience for sure. Maybe 2 nights @ Red Square in the spring? :bounce2:
on taping... Not taping a show makes it more special for those who attend, on the other hand taping shows like this will bring more (new) fans to breakfast shows. Double-edged sword: more shows & bigger venues vs. underground tightness. I think PB could play to larger crowds without losing their uniqueness. Regardless I can\'t freakin\' wait for the next show!
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: bdfreetuna on February 24, 2009, 08:12:44 am
^^ If by not taping making shows special in a "slowly fading memories" kinda way..
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Yoda on February 24, 2009, 09:15:23 am
Quote from: cannontrip;220660
Memorable experience for sure.on taping... Not taping a show makes it more special for those who attend, on the other hand taping shows like this will bring more (new) fans to breakfast shows.QUOTE]
I\'m shaking my head... How does not taping a show make it more special for the people that were there? Because it won\'t be shared with anyone else? Hearing a recorded show after the fact pales in comparison to the live experience. And yes, taping helps bring in new fans, but it also helps any fan who cannot make it to the show (for whatever reason) stay current on what the band is doing. I am in no way knocking the tapers for TB for not recording this show; they know who they are and I hope they know that they are highly appreciated.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: NickNels on February 24, 2009, 09:17:53 am
if you can\'t make it to a show in person you shouldn\'t be able to listen to it ever.
Sorry that\'s just the way i feel.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Spacey on February 24, 2009, 09:23:47 am
Quote from: NickNels;220679
if you can\'t make it to a show in person you shouldn\'t be able to listen to it ever.
Sorry that\'s just the way i feel.
Even if you did go to the show, you should never be able to listen to it again.
Taping is sooooooooooo overrated.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Yoda on February 24, 2009, 09:32:51 am
Quote from: NickNels;220679
if you can\'t make it to a show in person you shouldn\'t be able to listen to it ever.
Sorry that\'s just the way i feel.
Okay, so if that\'s your mantra, let\'s see. I\'m guessing that you didn\'t see your first show until you were at least 10, so go home and throw out all taped, bootleg or official live release by any band that took place before 1992. Then look through your collection and throw out any breakfast show that you\'ve downloaded or any dvd that you picked up at a show that you didn\'t go to. Now do the same with any other band that you listen to and throw those shows away.
Do realize how ridiculous your comment sounds. By taking away the taping element, you not only cut off everyone other than the current TB community from hearing the band, you basically cut off the entire music community other than what you hear on the radio.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: NickNels on February 24, 2009, 09:56:38 am
Quote from: Yoda;220681
Quote from: NickNels;220679
if you can\'t make it to a show in person you shouldn\'t be able to listen to it ever.
Sorry that\'s just the way i feel.
Okay, so if that\'s your mantra, let\'s see. I\'m guessing that you didn\'t see your first show until you were at least 10, so go home and throw out all taped, bootleg or official live release by any band that took place before 1992. Then look through your collection and throw out any breakfast show that you\'ve downloaded or any dvd that you picked up at a show that you didn\'t go to. Now do the same with any other band that you listen to and throw those shows away.
Do realize how ridiculous your comment sounds. By taking away the taping element, you not only cut off everyone other than the current TB community from hearing the band, you basically cut off the entire music community other than what you hear on the radio.
I\'m sorry, i don\'t follow your logic...
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Yoda on February 24, 2009, 09:59:20 am
If you don\'t believe in listening to shows that you didn\'t go to, go home and get rid of all the shows in your collection that you didn\'t go to. Practice what you preach.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: cannontrip on February 24, 2009, 01:46:33 pm
Tape or don\'t tape the world keeps spinning...
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on February 24, 2009, 01:56:02 pm
Quote from: NickNels;220684
Quote from: Yoda;220681
Quote from: NickNels;220679
if you can\'t make it to a show in person you shouldn\'t be able to listen to it ever.
Sorry that\'s just the way i feel.
Okay, so if that\'s your mantra, let\'s see. I\'m guessing that you didn\'t see your first show until you were at least 10, so go home and throw out all taped, bootleg or official live release by any band that took place before 1992. Then look through your collection and throw out any breakfast show that you\'ve downloaded or any dvd that you picked up at a show that you didn\'t go to. Now do the same with any other band that you listen to and throw those shows away.
Do realize how ridiculous your comment sounds. By taking away the taping element, you not only cut off everyone other than the current TB community from hearing the band, you basically cut off the entire music community other than what you hear on the radio.
I\'m sorry, i don\'t follow your logic...
No "At Fillmore East", "Without a Net" or "Band of Gypsys" for you!
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Yoda on February 24, 2009, 01:58:17 pm
Thank you... I didn\'t think that it was that difficult of a thought...
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Gfunk on February 24, 2009, 02:33:20 pm
pretty straight forward Yodooz ^^
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: bdfreetuna on February 24, 2009, 06:02:40 pm
Quote from: cannontrip;220739
Tape or don\'t tape the world keeps spinning...
I wish. More like a grinding halt, followed by an unexpected and would-have-been-apparently-unrelated sharp dropoff and rapid plummet, only to get stuck in the water slide and humiliatingly helped to safety by means of several staff armed with Astro-Glide(TM).
+1 for taping
On a completely unrelated -- but macroscopically related -- note, I think ser fans who actually go to shows when they can should get to listen to the other shows. Then again 99% of people agree with this so I won\'t bother to make a coherent argument. Fitzy-Peck-Vallo-KindMs aka keepers of the tape < to you guys I owe a great debt of gratitude.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: inthewhitelodge on February 24, 2009, 06:26:28 pm
I think Nels is trying to encapsulate the idea that TB heads are sometimes like jealous Gods, those who feel so fortunate that they have partaken should enjoy the "ownership" (or pwnership?) benefits on their own. However the jealousy really doesn\'t help us, as you all said, to spread the word of broseph!
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: roach2226 on February 24, 2009, 07:18:17 pm
tammy hall is gonna be the best taped show they ever play
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Spacey on February 24, 2009, 07:44:04 pm
Quote from: roach2226;220839
tammy hall is gonna be the best taped show they ever play
Probably not.
Rumor has it that The Breakfast will be making a change in their taping policy this evening. The press release available by 9 p.m.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: inthewhitelodge on February 24, 2009, 10:04:41 pm
Quote from: Spacey;220852
Quote from: roach2226;220839
tammy hall is gonna be the best taped show they ever play
Probably not.
Rumor has it that The Breakfast will be making a change in their taping policy this evening. The press release available by 9 p.m.
::waiting for press release::
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: tyzack on February 26, 2009, 08:42:01 am
Quote from: davepeck;220469
I: jam > Escher\'s Etchings (Part 1) > The Vermont Song, Wake Up In A Coma, Hard Luck Harry* > Tunage, Octopus\'s Garden, Wild Pack Of Asscracks
II: jam > Metropolis, See The Light > Stash, Buquebus**, The Chase
* with \'Cannonball\' (The Breeders) tease. ** with \'Billie Jean\' (Michael Jackson) tease.
Thanks to FieryBill for the setlist!
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Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Spacey on February 26, 2009, 12:36:45 pm
well played. text book.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: Ren on February 26, 2009, 02:10:57 pm
funny.
Title: Setlist: 2009-02-21 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Post by: spance on March 11, 2009, 10:34:06 am
These are two of the best PB shows I ever saw and unfortunately I will never be able go back and re-live them through the music...but I have the some great memories of these two or three days spent with them.
November 7th, 2002 - La Choza; Pittsfield, MA
I: Sylvia > Dig, No Glove No Love, Escher\'s Etchings > What The Funk > Sundance
II: Peace Frog > Buquebus > Bugs, LDZ > Frankly Po Zest > Good To Your Earhole > Frankly Po Zest, Phaddy Boom Baddy, Score, Drum Solo, Scarlet Begonias
E: jam > Taboo Or Not Taboot
November 8th, 2002 – Café Zacquor; Gloversville, NY
I: Attraction To Shade Ditty > The Chase, Hard Luck Harry > In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, Cosmic Spaceway Rhyme, Mooboo’s Voodoo (Episode 2) > Crossroads > Mooboo’s Voodoo, Beef Barley
II: May Fly Disarray, Rufus > Wild Pack of Asscracks, Sir Psycho Sexy > Son of Simpleton, Language of the Gods, Beat Box jam > Superfly Phaddy Fat > Drum Solo, Wake Up in a Coma > U.S. Blues, See the Light > Phaddy Boom Baddy, Roadhouse Blues, Jam > The Vermont Song*, In the Flesh
E: Crazy Train Jam > Cut Me Some Slack, Drunk Monk Bar**, 2001
* Jessica teases ** Standing on the Verge teases
I had just harvested a good amount of cheeba (enough that I traded an ounce so I could see my only NYE Phish show at the end of that year...so I basically paid $350-400 for it but I didn\'t even care) and I wanted to see the boys (11/02/02 had left me wanting more) so I figured, Pittsfields not that far and grabbed some cash and some herbs and headed up route 8 from Naugatuck.
I think the show had already started when I got there so I grabbed a nice bomber of a local stout and sat down in this nice little cafe\'...the tables along the wall were tall and tiny and I think there was a candle burning on it, strange place. I remember asking for the Sundance in the 1st set and the Frankly in the 2nd. I also rememeber the kid who was doing merch at the time scored or almost scored a hummer behind the establishment, priceless:)
So it was the boys, Josh and "he whos name I forget" that made the trip up. After the show we went to a nearby motel and they bought a cheap room and I bought the one with the hot tub...unfortunely only Josh and Adrian used it, noone else would get in it after that and I wasn\'t about to clean it:) But hey, if it helped to relax "Gimli" for the next show then it was well worth it. The next morning/afternoon (probabaly afternoon) we all went and ate breakfast at a really cool little diner in downtown Pittsfield that had lots of signed photos of famous people adorning the walls.
After breakfast Timmy convinced me to head up with them to Gloversville to this new place called Café Zacquor and I was having so much fun that I agreed. But I was low on cash and herbs and decided to drive back to Naugatuck to replenish...I think they went and hit golf balls at a nearby driving range before heading up to Gloversville.
With my trusty directions in hand I set out for a much longer then anticipated drive to, what I would consider, upstate NY. Snow White (my busted up white \'93 Subaru wagon) was pushed as hard as I had ever pushed her I could get there in time and not miss anything. As I got closer I started noticing how much fucking snow these guys upstate get and once I got to Gloversville there was like four or so foot high snowbanks on the side of the road. Apparently they had just gotten dumped on.
I made it there with enough time to help carry in the equipment and hang out before the show with the owner (who shared the same passion for the sacred seed as I) and listen to one of the best jukeboxes I had ever heard...it had one of the live Phish shows they were releasing at the time and I remember Adrian really diggin\' on the Llama. Musically the show was great, as always...but what stuck out to me the most was, here\'s a room full of old and young folks who had probably never seen the band before (or heard them) yet they were soooo into it.
After the show all the locals wanted the band to stay and hang out but they decided to pack everything up and head home...except Timmy of course:) So we hoped in Snow White and headed god knows where to a house with a bunch of pretty cool kats and kittens. They were up in Timmy\'s earhole all night so I grabbed some carpet and passed out for an hour or two. We left Gloversville and headed for Staven and I managed to drive atleast 60 miles with my gas cap lodged into my roof rack (give me a break, it was a rough couple days) and when we stopped for gas in CT I finally noticed it.
After I dropped Timmy off at his then egg-shaped mini van I drove back to Naugatuck thinking...this is what I want to do with the rest of my life:) Unfortunately for me I chose a different path and though I live with no regrets, I wonder what kind difference I could of made if I poured all my energy into helping them achieve there goal. I never stopped listening to them or believing in them and I never will.
So to all the folks out there who love this band and have supported them one way or another through the years...I salute you:) IMO they still havn\'t peaked musically, hence why everyone always says "that was the best version ever" after every show. So do whatever you can to spread the word and most of all HAVE FAITH!!!