Post by: davepeck on June 18, 2006, 02:53:59 am
II: Future Peek > Buquebus, Beef Barley > The Late And The Great > Over Exposure > Fly Like An Eagle** > Beef Barley
E: Needle And The Damage Done^ > Surreal Radio
The Breakfast\'s 1000th show celebration.
* first time played.
** Steve Miller Band cover; first time played.
^ Tim plays his Ovation guitar for the last time, and smashes it to smithereens at the end of the song.
DOWNLOAD: [AKG 483 (http://www.thebreakfast.info/forum/showthread.php?t=7437)] [Neumann KM184 (http://www.thebreakfast.info/forum/showthread.php?t=7436)]
Post by: enraptureme on June 18, 2006, 03:08:20 am
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Post by: peaches626 on June 18, 2006, 03:44:32 am
thank you to everyone that made it so enjoyable....
Post by: Jim Cobb on June 18, 2006, 04:16:40 am
Post by: SlimPickens on June 18, 2006, 04:20:23 am
Post by: Jim Cobb on June 18, 2006, 04:27:02 am
Post by: ChrisPitch on June 18, 2006, 07:34:25 am
Post by: Me! on June 18, 2006, 08:21:57 am
Post by: Marcial on June 18, 2006, 10:48:59 am
Post by: wstielau on June 18, 2006, 11:03:19 am
Quote from: Marcial
set list looks great... sorry that I had to miss the show. how was the crowd... head count?
Probably 500-600 would be my best guess.
Post by: Steffmo on June 18, 2006, 11:05:35 am
Quote from: Marcial
set list looks great... sorry that I had to miss the show. how was the crowd... head count?
I would say there were between 6 and 7 hudred at the show...I\'ll get the exact ( or as exact as Toad\'s will ever give you) count later.
BTW....did any of you know Adrian was playing with a broken left leg??
Post by: YoMa on June 18, 2006, 11:15:28 am
Post by: Me! on June 18, 2006, 11:55:42 am
Quote from: Steffmo
BTW....did any of you know Adrian was playing with a broken left leg??
It was actually just his ankle but none the less he was very much hindered but he played his balls off all night. I\'m sure he\'s feeling it today ......
Post by: bdfreetuna on June 18, 2006, 12:09:06 pm
I had a pretty good time but I was so exhausted I barely made it there and back and could barely keep on my feet while I was there. Mebbe that kept me from getting into it as much as usual.. but for me this show is still hugely overshadowed by several others I\'ve seen this year, esp. the last Stone Church show.
Def good to be there though.
It\'s hot as satan\'s armpit up here today.... time to grab me a soft serve. peace
......
Oh BTW I really enjoyed Ron\'s raging bass line in Tricky Ways. Way to Save the song ;)
Post by: Jim Cobb on June 18, 2006, 12:15:55 pm
Post by: peaches626 on June 18, 2006, 12:24:46 pm
excellent
great playing by all four guys.... overall sound felt funny early on... but by about drunk monk bar it was perfect.... honeybutter was an excellent choice for an opener, before last night i was not completely sold on this song, but it has now been legitimized in my mind, as it rocked....
when rust came on i was at first like, "what the hell is this"... and then when timmy started singin i knew exactly what was goin on and i pretty much shat my pants while ordering a bass from the bartender, who looked a bit confused by my yell of excitement that would have been more suitable coming from the winner of a girls only hoola hoop competion, 10-12 yr. old division.... either way i felt i was legit seeing as how i had been told numerous times that rust was gonna be solely a timmy tour song (ever since the first time it was played in front of 6 people at cj sparrows).......... tricky ways was fun as always, although shortly i expect to see the obligatory tuna bashing..... drunk monk bar, along with puppetry (the only two old originals from first set) were my personal favorite times played....... i always love good things, and the segue from lovely rita to psygn was awesome, and psygn was stellar
ending this set with my favorite song ever was almost too much..... and then there was second set...........
future peek is a good song, but i do not feel terrible when i miss it ( as i did most of it last night while acquiring my hot new save side shirt) buquebus was a monster.... the first jam was raging dance party throughout the house, and reminded me of the gravity from stone church right before west coast tour.... buquebus was everything the crowd needed at the time..... beef barley, o beef barley... the first original that i ever got into... as with probably many newbs..... truthfully i didnt expect to hear this song tonight, but i was pleasantly surprised, and i loved them going back into the end of it to close out the set............... latg>overexposure was also the best ive ever heard from them.... the latter was absolutely ripping...... fly like an eagle, another tune i expected only to hear on timmy tour, was such a great surprise.... it was hit for new and old fans alike
as for the encore, i would have loved for them to rage until the house pulls the plug on them and then finish with a major drum solo..... but surreal radio is a power song in my mind and totally finished the night with an exclamation point..............
so so so much fun, we rolled in with a crew mixed of old fans and new, a couple of first timers, and everyone enjoyed themselves, i think the setlist was well written, as it appealed to all fans, and this band definitely gained at least a few new ones last night
heres to the next 1000:D
Post by: delfunk1 on June 18, 2006, 12:45:18 pm
btw will that video they showed during the setbreak make its way into our d/l section?
Post by: bdfreetuna on June 18, 2006, 12:51:14 pm
Quote from: peaches626
stricky ways was fun as always, although shortly i expect to see the obligatory tuna bashing
spoke too soon boo boo, check my previous post :P Save\'s bass line during that song was actually one of the high points of the show for me.
I could have definitely gone for several more old school cuts in this show. Very good Buquebus though. Nice to hear Puppetry but the last one I heard at Stone Church was 10x better.
I don\'t remember Rust all that well but I remember thinking "this song doesn\'t have very many notes" or something...
Post by: Drew_Kingsley on June 18, 2006, 01:00:54 pm
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Post by: kyndkate on June 18, 2006, 01:13:51 pm
:wah:
Post by: bdfreetuna on June 18, 2006, 01:20:50 pm
Pretty nice tone on that thing but I think I\'ll always be in the Strat camp.
Post by: kyndkate on June 18, 2006, 01:26:40 pm
New things are good too, I guess.
But still, what would possess him to do a thing like that? WTF?!
Post by: Me! on June 18, 2006, 01:30:17 pm
Post by: Stumblin'Sarah on June 18, 2006, 03:43:59 pm
and helllo to all the nice .infoers i saw and failed to communicate with effectively!!!
Post by: Me! on June 18, 2006, 03:47:24 pm
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and helllo to all the nice .infoers i saw and failed to communicate with effectively!!!
:that:
Post by: Mamalakabubadaya on June 18, 2006, 03:52:52 pm
it\'s difficult to talk about this show yet..but what the heck..
what an amazing night! i totally dug the whole show. normally i pick out a few highlights, but honestly the entire night was just an incredible experience for me. i was so anxious all day yesterday..not sure if it had to do with blowing up balloons (btw, if you smoke, don\'t try to blow up a serious amount of balloons-you\'ll feel faint) or the fact that i was nervous about what kind of turnout last night would have. the amount of people that showed up/performance couldn\'t have been better. it was so great seeing so many people, especially some that haven\'t been around lately. the whole night came together so well. the setbreak video montage came out excellent as well as the 1,000th show digest issue. thanks to those who held the late night festivities somewhere on prospect st.
Post by: Igziabeher on June 18, 2006, 03:53:16 pm
Post by: bdfreetuna on June 18, 2006, 04:25:02 pm
Quote from: Stumblin\'Sarah
but i guess you need some kinda video for a venue full of people who cant go outside.
Can\'t go outside? Huh, somehow I managed three smokey-trips back to my car that evening :D
Where there is a will, there is a way!
Post by: crimsonknuckles on June 18, 2006, 04:30:28 pm
Post by: Wolfman on June 18, 2006, 04:50:04 pm
Post by: freddiewaht on June 18, 2006, 05:16:24 pm
long live the breakfast.
Post by: wildcoyote on June 18, 2006, 05:32:00 pm
Highlight- Surreal Radio, (with a close 2nd to my wife\'s gasp when Tim smashed the Ovation)
Post by: freddiewaht on June 18, 2006, 05:36:59 pm
my brain=mush
also,im dyin to dl the montage.is that gonna happen?
Post by: FrankZappa on June 18, 2006, 05:42:48 pm
Quote from: freddiewaht
also,im dyin to dl the montage.is that gonna happen?
no. It was a one time thing for the people in attendance. you had to be there.
let the fighting begin! :banana:
Post by: freddiewaht on June 18, 2006, 05:53:24 pm
i WAS ALSO altered beyond belief.
please hook a brotha up.
thanks in advance,
f.ferrara
Post by: rocksuitcase on June 18, 2006, 07:15:49 pm
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the Breakfast, like Folgers coffee- Good til the last drop.!
Quote from: Marcial
set list looks great... sorry that I had to miss the show. how was the crowd... head count?
I would bet it was about 600 paid. A good turn out IMO for that venue on a weekend when many music fans are at Bonnaroo.
Post by: Anigilatigila on June 18, 2006, 07:41:57 pm
Post by: FieryBill on June 18, 2006, 08:20:24 pm
Thanks to the band for an amazing time and all the fans for rockin out hard!!
Post by: davepeck on June 18, 2006, 08:37:17 pm
The Breakfast 1000th Show Posters are now available in thebreakfast.info merch section!
Click here for ordering details!
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Click here for ordering details!
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Post by: Todd on June 18, 2006, 10:03:13 pm
Quote from: davepeck
in case you missed the other thread:The Breakfast 1000th Show Posters are now available in thebreakfast.info merch section!
Click here for ordering details!
(http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/7280/ma10001ch.jpg) (http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/8517/pc10000rt.jpg)
What\'s the matter, The fact that only 5 of these have been sold? I just ordered one of each, so the total, I\'m guessing is up to 7???? :duck:
But on a higher note:
Absolutely incredible night last night!!!!!! Great to see so many faces that I haven\'t seen in AGES! Went crazy with the dual camera shooting!!! Robyn even grabbed one of my cameras and took some great shots! AWESOME fan shots!!! All the way from the laxydazy to the most bizarre freaky faces!!!! (:cough, Chris Pitch, cough:) As soon as my main computer is squared away (boot drive shitting the bed), I\'ll have these up pronto!!! Way to good to be lazy about them!!!!!!
Post by: peaches626 on June 18, 2006, 10:55:13 pm
Post by: Marcial on June 18, 2006, 10:57:37 pm
Post by: kyndkate on June 18, 2006, 11:41:38 pm
Post by: Rujah on June 19, 2006, 01:05:32 am
Post by: davepeck on June 19, 2006, 04:37:53 am
Quote from: Marcial
I also just ordered one of each... do you know if these will ship in a poster tube?
i think they\'re gonna fold them up and stuff them into letter-size envelopes.. ;)
Post by: Todd on June 19, 2006, 08:13:13 am
Quote from: davepeck
Quote from: MarcialI also just ordered one of each... do you know if these will ship in a poster tube?
i think they\'re gonna fold them up and stuff them into letter-size envelopes.. ;)
I heard they were going to cut them into puzzle pieces for mailing. That much more fun when you get them and have to put them together. :duck:
Post by: Me! on June 19, 2006, 08:45:20 am
Quote from: Marcial
I also just ordered one of each... do you know if these will ship in a poster tube?
we\'re all soooo funny aren\'t we marcial
when I ordered the vernal equinox tour poster it did come in a poster tube :thumbsup:
Post by: davepeck on June 19, 2006, 08:53:08 am
Post by: Todd on June 19, 2006, 09:28:26 am
Quote from: davepeck
i just received confirmation that this batch of posters WILL ship in dry ice. :thumbsup:
rotfl
Post by: jking on June 19, 2006, 09:32:18 am
mine has a LOT more exclamation points!!!!!! :lol:
i don\'t have time to go for a full blown review right now, but overall that was easily the best show i\'ve seen all year! SO MUCH energy, it was like they were trying to shake toad\'s loose from its foundations!! i\'m still down a little hearing in my right ear, but that\'s the gimpy one already, so... the whole car ride back we kept naming songs, then being blown away by them. "And that Drunk Monk.... DAMN!!" "Jesus, that Buquebus!@!@!@!" etc. i will say that the total highlight for me was the psygn>puppetry. the rita jam was actually the only time all night that i stopped moving. however, when viewed as part of the toal arc that ended after puppetry that breakdown is awesome. i just thought it got a little unfocused there for a bit. so, as a stand alone, i wasn\'t blown away, but as part of the whole it made for a Gigantic dynamic shift, so kudos!
it was great seeing everyone we did see and a bummer that we missed everyone else!
and it ended up being a good thing we didn\'t make it out to the after party, as jill\'s mom had to go to the hospital on sunday morning. by last night she\'d had heart surgery to remove fluid from around her enlarged heart. needless to say, we need all the extra energy we could muster yesterday.
anyway, thanks to everyone who made saturday such a phenomenal show!!!
Post by: derickw on June 19, 2006, 09:55:56 am
and some more recognition to Ellis-D for the lighting last night... GREAT SHOW man!!!!!!!
oh and to the band for doing what they do and being so modest about it.
TO MANY THOUSANDS MORE!!!!!!!!!!!! butta butta buttaaaaaa
and i F@CKEN LOVE Psygn
Post by: Marcial on June 19, 2006, 10:02:57 am
listen here you corn nuts, I have been collecting show posters for about 15 years and have amassed a sizeable collection. you would be shocked at how many times I have ordered a $30 poster only to have it shipped in a sleeve type envelope and arrive all bent to hell.
thanks for the confirmation though!
Post by: Me! on June 19, 2006, 10:11:19 am
Quote from: Wolfman
Notice how everything I just mentioned is directly attributable to the fans.
So much of what made sat such a great night was the turnout though.
My catchphrase for the night "This is what a Breakfast show should be" As Steve and I were opening the curtain at the begining of the 1st set, ans the crowd started absolutely loosing it. It was fuckin great! I knew right then what the night was gonna be like. The crowd never stopped and neither did the band, the energy was def being bounced back and forth all night.
Post by: Stephengencs on June 19, 2006, 10:11:46 am
It had been almost a full year since The Breakfast had played Toad\'s Place. To be back there for the 1000th show was an honor. And what a way to honor the legendary Connecticut venue as well as our favorite band\'s monumental achievement.
From the months of promoting, to the amazing posters, to the 1000 frog banner and stage decor, to the special issue of The Breakfast Digest, to the setbreak video retrospective, more people than ever pulled together to create an atmosphere of love and celebration for this band. And they handed us a performance that expressed their gratitude as well as showed everyone why they are one of the best bands in the live music scene today.
So I would like to extend the warmest of thanks to everyone who, in their free time, put their love for the band and it\'s scene first to make Saturday June 17, 2006 a night that will stand as a testament to this bands longevity, originality, and unparalleled talent.
And to everyone else who put aside whatever plans they may have had to come out and celebrate and dance and show their love for The Breakfast, thank you so much. For without the fans, this band has no reason to forge through all the peaks and valleys that the past 7+ years has thrown at them.
Post by: Buquebus on June 19, 2006, 01:56:42 pm
Post by: Me! on June 19, 2006, 03:19:18 pm
Quote from: Todd
AWESOME fan shots!!! All the way from the laxydazy to the most bizarre freaky faces!!!! (:cough, Chris Pitch, cough:) As soon as my main computer is squared away (boot drive shitting the bed), I\'ll have these up pronto!!! Way to good to be lazy about them!!!!!!
oh god I know you got some crtazy shots of me at teh show and at late night......:rolleyes:
Post by: Todd on June 19, 2006, 03:29:08 pm
Post by: dredmonkey on June 19, 2006, 04:38:48 pm
BUQUEBUS (jam even better than puppet house jam, which I still dedicate my life to, pretty sure best ever, god damn) the light show-absolutely on point made the show that much better and added even more energy, and they only played four old school songs but the show was still so rocking, so rocking--show actually surprised me, which i think fits for their 1000. This should just show us what there is to come. Somehow I didn\'t here Tim say to stick around for the video during set break, so I left too quick for my friend heads, disappointed that i missed. Thanks to all for coming and getting down, I know I did --- oh yeah nice to hear timmy tour songs - rust and fly like an eagle ---
giggety giggety
Post by: Jim Cobb on June 19, 2006, 04:47:05 pm
Post by: Me! on June 19, 2006, 04:49:02 pm
Post by: bdfreetuna on June 19, 2006, 04:57:11 pm
Post by: moebass on June 19, 2006, 06:25:48 pm
That show was the shiznit. After many hours of prep work... it all finally came together. Much thanks goes out to Princess Caspian and ulee for helping me complete those frog banners, while I somehow managed to finish up my thesis at the same time. After 10+ hours of work, I think the final effect was exactly what we\'d hoped for. Also, thanks to fatboy, zuke, mamalaka and sallialli for helping set up everything else at Toad\'s. From the looks of it everyone had an amazing time.
Lovely Rita > Psygn was my highlight, as well as the balls to the wall outta this universe Quebs. Oh yeah, and I couldn\'t stop jumping around and smiling during the balloon war that developed during Puppetry.
Just getting the know these guys over the past few years has been amazing. I feel like I can see how much they\'ve progressed, and it just makes me smile. I can\'t even imagine having known the music for the whole seven years. They\'ve definitely come a long long way. (*esp the vocals... listening the them harmonize during sound check without any instruments interrupting put me up on a cloud. Those guys can sing!)
Here\'s to an amazing band!
Post by: Me! on June 19, 2006, 06:27:48 pm
BTW: the Sox beat the Braves again last night ;) :biggrin:
Post by: estahwhaddup on June 19, 2006, 06:58:34 pm
Post by: sallyalli on June 19, 2006, 07:27:10 pm
Im so happy i got to help Moebass and princess Caspian with the beautiful decor. It looked great in there. The vibes were so great, i dont know how to put what im trying to say into words...so im just going to say thank you sooooo much to Tim, Ron, Jordan and Adrian for bringing this music into my life and making it that much better.
aaaaaannnnnnd maaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnny moooooooooooooooooooore
go sox
Post by: boombox on June 19, 2006, 07:30:45 pm
Here\'s hoping my connection stays up tonight long enough to download the show - got a fault on the line and have lost all telephone calls, but do seem to get sporadic modem connection. This explains my lack of comment/questions till now. Just going to say: DMB and the quebe AND a bit of classic Steve Miller??? - pity I couldn\'t have made it - would have been a helluva first show!!
And what\'s the story on Adrian\'s ankle? Cause??
Post by: Spacey on June 19, 2006, 09:07:29 pm
Quote from: boombox
Sounds like a great night - congrats to the band and all involved. As has been said, 1000 shows for such a young band is some achievement.
Here\'s hoping my connection stays up tonight long enough to download the show - got a fault on the line and have lost all telephone calls, but do seem to get sporadic modem connection. This explains my lack of comment/questions till now. Just going to say: DMB and the quebe AND a bit of classic Steve Miller??? - pity I couldn\'t have made it - would have been a helluva first show!!
And what\'s the story on Adrian\'s ankle? Cause??
The rumor has the breakfast in Europe in the future.
Post by: Me! on June 19, 2006, 09:09:56 pm
Quote from: boombox
And what\'s the story on Adrian\'s ankle? Cause??
he slipped on a wet step and basically tore all the ligaments in his ankle, he said it sounded like pulling a chicken leg off a thigh, that tearing sound.....
I get shudders just thinking about it...
Post by: MoeDown6Ownage on June 19, 2006, 09:42:22 pm
Post by: wildcoyote on June 19, 2006, 09:58:21 pm
It has come to my attention that in a case of intoxicated mistaken identity I rudely harrassed an innocent patron near the bar on Sat. :no:
If you were accosted by a bald drunken idiot, my sincerest apologies.
I have no personal recollection of said incident (which is not to say I deny it) otherwise I would attempt to be more specific.
Post by: Me! on June 19, 2006, 10:04:51 pm
:lol:rotfl:lol:
Post by: wildcoyote on June 19, 2006, 11:24:07 pm
The original source made me think Drill Sgt. from Full Metal Jacket.
Note to self: try to remember what the fuck you did the night before.
Post by: sconnie4satan on June 20, 2006, 12:36:23 am
man, that show felt sooooooo short...but no complaints on the playing. A+
so I\'m not the only one who is missing parts of remembering the evening...heheh!
good times.
next stop, Indy.
:)
Post by: freddiewaht on June 20, 2006, 01:19:58 am
Post by: Todd on June 20, 2006, 08:01:35 am
Quote from: Me!
^^sorry coyote but that\'s fuckin funny!!!!
:lol:rotfl:lol:
:that: Too bad I wasn\'t around to photograph your shenanigans!!! :lol:
Post by: jking on June 20, 2006, 10:18:18 am
Post by: boombox on June 20, 2006, 01:55:10 pm
Post by: wiredchicken on June 20, 2006, 02:51:49 pm
Post by: Me! on June 20, 2006, 03:07:56 pm
actually prob somewhere between a half dozen and a dozen
Post by: wiredchicken on June 20, 2006, 03:12:31 pm
i really like it. A LOT
Post by: Me! on June 20, 2006, 03:19:01 pm
Why does something bad have to be so good?
why does something good have to be so bad?
Post by: Todd on June 20, 2006, 04:46:02 pm
Quote from: Me!
when they played it at soundcheck I couldn\'t get it outta my head for the reast of the night.
Why does something bad have to be so good?
why does something good have to be so bad?
Thanks for bringing it up!!! Finally got it out of my head sometime this morning. BACK IN NOW!!!!! Thanks again!!! :sigh:
:lol:
Post by: Buquebus on June 20, 2006, 06:21:58 pm
Post by: bonzo on June 20, 2006, 08:35:06 pm
i lost my mind at that show it was a realy good time best show i ever seen
glad i got to go on the 21+ side the show was much better over there
Janga of fun at late night people realy got into it
Post by: Gfunk on June 20, 2006, 10:25:34 pm
i couldn\'t believe Tim smashed a guitar. i still cant believe Ad played with a broken ankle. the breakfast is so much more badass then your typical jamband.
Post by: Blackieshamps on June 20, 2006, 11:00:49 pm
Quote from: Buquebus
kangserfirmed.
Thats the gayest word ive ever seen created gabe. shame on you.
Post by: Giavanna on June 21, 2006, 01:14:42 am
Awesome to hang with everyone and meet some new peeps. Esther/Alli I\'m still trying to get confetti out of my hair, ha!
Got a little taste of TT on Monday too, wish I could have stayed for a Richter\'s... just another reason to come back soon, eh? ;)
Hope to see y\'all again soon!
Post by: rocksuitcase on June 21, 2006, 08:39:05 am
http://rocksuitcase.com/index.php?set_albumName=album01&option=com_gallery&Itemid=31&include=view_album.php
Post by: Me! on June 21, 2006, 10:17:50 am
Post by: derickw on June 21, 2006, 12:18:18 pm
http://www.thebreakfast.info/photopost/showgallery.php?cat=612
Post by: Me! on June 21, 2006, 01:01:46 pm
Post by: derickw on June 21, 2006, 01:18:46 pm
Quote from: Me!
^^^^you can really tell how good Ellis\'s lights were in those. :thumbsup:
i wish i was in a straighter frame of mind to do them the justice they deserve but i was there as a fan first and the 1000th was def. an occasion to step back and celebrate. but i do love to take pics and no matter how messed up i am i can\'t bring myself not to take a few shots. the way these guys feel about there music i feel about my picture taking.
Post by: wildcoyote on June 21, 2006, 01:31:05 pm
(both Derick & Rocksuitcase)
Post by: Me! on June 21, 2006, 01:37:40 pm
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My Photos from the event
http://rocksuitcase.com/index.php?set_albumName=album01&option=com_gallery&Itemid=31&include=view_album.php
theres\' a great on ein the end as the guys are gettting off stage an dyou can see Walsh holding up his Save Side shirt for Ronnie.....
Post by: ChrisPitch on June 21, 2006, 02:14:36 pm
The Breakfast is far-and-away one of my favorite bands of all-time and I\'m extremely fortunate to have grown up around them and their scene. If not for this bit of luck, who knows what music I\'d be listening to and with whom I\'d be sharing it? It\'s scary to think that since they\'ve improved so much since day one, that there is actually potential for more improvement. I don\'t know how you top some of the shows I\'ve seen, especially in the past year, but the new batch of songs are adding even more dimensions to a band that already has a ton of them.
It\'s also highly appropriate to thank everyone involved. Justin and Aruny put forth perhaps their finest work with the new poster. The stage set up looked quite cool and everyone who was there early deserves plenty of credit. I\'m sure the montage was well done even though I didn\'t see it. The newsletter timeline brought back a lot of memories. And no list of thanks would be complete without acknowledging Dave for .info, Ellis and Dobz for their technical prowess, and Gavin and Gencs for truly being jacks-of-all-trades.
As far as the show, Honey Butter started the rip-roaring mood that stayed throughout and was a perfect choice. Always glad to hear Lovely Rita, which I hadn\'t since that infamous night in Branford 10 months ago, and there was obviously some great jamming through Puppetry. Rita\'s spaciness led to a perfect segue to Psygn, which I thought had the best jam of that lot, and then to Puppetry, whose jam started very funky and non-Puppetry-ish before coming back home to the main theme, followed by the requisite recklessness. A damn fine first set.
I thought this particular Buquebus was great as always, but maybe a bit too quick to achieve epic status. Perhaps I\'m nit-picking, but after Providence set the bar for me two months ago, it\'s tough to not compare. Hands-down, my highlight of the show was The Late And The Great>Over Exposure. For one, TLATG is starting to catch my ear. For two, Over Exposure, in addition to being my new favorite, I felt had the tighest and most exciting jam of the night. I was completely transfixed. I was then completely stupefied by Fly Like An Eagle. My thinking is that there are numerous better songs out there that are way more challenging for a band and enticing to an audience than this psuedo-psychedelic loafer. And to place it at that particular point of this particular show, followed by the Barley finish, was just odd. I would have been fully satisifed had they ended with Over Exposure, but just like before, I\'m nit-picking, which is the only manner in which you can even consider criticizing such a dynamite show. It was another set of significant quality.
Tim smashing his guitar will live in infamy. Truly classic stuff. Surreal Radio was a great closer. We started with a rocking manner and ended that way. To finish with that says a lot about this show and the strength of the band\'s new tunes. Here they are playing a hyped and historic show in front of their hometown fans--most of which grew up with the old-school songs--and The Breakfast turns in a brilliant performance with just four originals that debuted before 2005. It speaks mass volumes about maturity, both in terms of compositional and jamming ability.
Overall, this was one of the better shows I\'ve ever seen the band play in my 119.
Ok, so the only other thing that needs to be discussed is late night, or in this case, early morning. What can I say? When you fall asleep at 9:45 a.m., you\'ve had yourself quite a time, little buckaroo. That\'s just the type of event it was at Toad\'s and beyond this past Saturday. Glad everyone was a part of it. I love all of you.
Chris Pitch
Post by: Me! on June 21, 2006, 02:25:55 pm
Quote from: ChrisPitch
Glad everyone was a part of it. I love all of you.
:wipes tear from eye: I love you too man.....
I def agree with you on the Fly like an Eagle though, but exactly probably just nitting picking an otherwise amazing show
Post by: derickw on June 21, 2006, 03:53:14 pm
Quote from: Me!
Quote from: ChrisPitchGlad everyone was a part of it. I love all of you.
:wipes tear from eye: I love you too man.....
I def agree with you on the Fly like an Eagle though, but exactly probably just nitting picking an otherwise amazing show
at the time i thought it was a bit of a sloppy intro into it but at that point of the night.......
Post by: jking on June 21, 2006, 04:32:46 pm
and i thought it had a nice funkiness to it. now, i wouldn\'t start requesting it at every show (or any other, really) but for this show, it made sense to me.
Post by: derickw on June 21, 2006, 04:38:11 pm
Quote from: jking
hmmm... i thought flae was a decent choice considering that the thousandth show certainly represents time slipping slipping into the fuuuuture...
and i thought it had a nice funkiness to it. now, i wouldn\'t start requesting it at every show (or any other, really) but for this show, it made sense to me.
oh don\'t get me wrong i like the song i just thought the intro was a little sloppy. i personally like Steve Miller and thought the song fit after i thought about it for a second or two.
Post by: wildcoyote on June 21, 2006, 04:52:34 pm
I do really like Derick\'s new avatar.
Post by: skalnbyc on June 22, 2006, 12:00:23 am
Quote from: rocksuitcase
My Photos from the event
http://rocksuitcase.com/index.php?set_albumName=album01&option=com_gallery&Itemid=31&include=view_album.php
Some comments from the photo book:
-Tim still hasn\'t cut his hair?
-I think the Adrian pics are the first time I\'ve seen him onstage without a hat.
Post by: rocksuitcase on June 22, 2006, 10:03:37 pm
Quote from: alexanderzurflu
Quote from: rocksuitcaseMy Photos from the event
http://rocksuitcase.com/index.php?set_albumName=album01&option=com_gallery&Itemid=31&include=view_album.php
Some comments from the photo book:
-Tim still hasn\'t cut his hair?
-I think the Adrian pics are the first time I\'ve seen him onstage without a hat.
I agree with you on the Adrian with out a hat deal. Most of the time I have photgraphed them/him, he always has tghat hat on and of course sits behind a ton o drums and cymbals and it is HARD to get a clean shot of his face.
I think they wanted to be able to see his face on the video.:)
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Post by: Spacey on June 25, 2006, 11:45:59 am
Quote from: Impleton
...anyone whose been seein them since \'99 or earlier would know that this show was a let down, they didn\'t really play any good songs. when i would keep comng back to see a band that would work the crowd into a collective frenzied scream, i would like to see much less of the fruity slow rock ballads that the new fans have grown to love for some reason, and more of the crazy-ass, balls-out shit that got me hooked on the band to being with, oh well...
Post by: peaches626 on June 25, 2006, 12:09:12 pm
Quote from: Me!
Quote from: rocksuitcaseMy Photos from the event
http://rocksuitcase.com/index.php?set_albumName=album01&option=com_gallery&Itemid=31&include=view_album.php
theres\' a great on ein the end as the guys are gettting off stage an dyou can see Peaches holding up his Save Side shirt for Ronnie.....
thereyago
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Post by: FrankZappa on June 25, 2006, 07:59:19 pm
Quote from: Klout
most over-hyped show ever?
If you think it was overhyped than that just shows how good of a job that spacey & co. did promoting the shit out of it. :yay:
Post by: Igziabeher on June 25, 2006, 08:13:44 pm
Quote from: Klout
most over-hyped show ever?
the show held up to the expectations for the most part. not the greatest show ever, but solid nonetheless. i knew going into this show that i\'d hear a bunch of new songs, drunk monk bar, and buquebus, and i was happy that they all got played. even beef barley made me happy since it has been quite a while since i last heard it.
Post by: davepeck on June 26, 2006, 06:30:41 am
Quote from: Klout
most over-hyped show ever?
most typical/predictable klout post ever?
Post by: Todd on June 26, 2006, 11:45:16 am
Quote from: ulee
when are your crazy pics gonna surface Todd??
Well...here\'s the deal......my main computer (used for 1.4TB of storage, bittorrents, working on pics, photo albums, basically EVERYTHING!!!) shit the bed. Until I can get an image off the boot hard drive or reinstall EVERYTHING (uggghhhhh), my wedding pics (633 of them) and band pics(1,233,432,223 of them) and everything else important will have to wait.
I HATE computers!!!! :banghead:
Post by: Me! on June 26, 2006, 11:46:47 am
Post by: Todd on June 26, 2006, 11:49:06 am
Quote from: Jim Cobb
probably sometime within the next 4 years.
Sounds about right!!! :D
This all happening while getting my roof redone, refinancing my mortgage, moving the love of my life in and trying to get my body back to normal and back to work doesn\'t help one iota!!!!!!
Post by: Me! on June 26, 2006, 11:52:01 am
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Post by: freddiewaht on June 26, 2006, 12:25:15 pm
Quote from: Klout
most over-hyped show ever?
thats easy to say when you werent even there...
Post by: derickw on June 26, 2006, 12:39:06 pm
Quote from: freddiewaht
Quote from: Kloutmost over-hyped show ever?
thats easy to say when you werent even there...
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Post by: sconnie4satan on June 26, 2006, 01:12:02 pm
Quote from: Todd
moving the love of my life in
congrats to you two!!!
:)
Post by: Klout on June 26, 2006, 02:05:46 pm
I\'m breakin balls but I am curious to wether or not the fans were satisfied or if they felt it didnt meet expectations.
It doesnt look or sound like it lived up to all the hype that proceedeed it. Or did it? As wah pointed out I wasnt there but it doesnt look like i missed all that much.
So how would you guys rate this show on a scale of 1-1000. 1 being the worst show ever played and 1000 being the best.
Post by: Me! on June 26, 2006, 02:24:12 pm
on your scale I\'d say it was 700~800
Post by: Wolfman on June 26, 2006, 02:55:39 pm
Quote from: Klout
everyone being so deffensive over one lil coment about it makes me think it was a ser let down.Talk about idiotic logic. If everyone said "yeah, the show was a letdown" you would say "Hey, I was right, the show must have sucked!" When everyone says "No, you idiot, the show was awesome" you say "Hey, I was right, the show must have sucked!"
Quote from: Klout
I am curious to wether or not the fans were satisfied or if they felt it didnt meet expectations.
Here\'s an idea: read the thread. If you had, you would read how much everyone loved the show. The only person who feels let down is you, for not being there. Vok shnaff...TOOL! rotfl Next time take off your size 15 clown shoes and be at the show before saying how bad it was! rotfl rotfl
Post by: FreeSpirit on June 26, 2006, 03:15:03 pm
Quote from: sconnie4satan
Quote from: Toddmoving the love of my life in
congrats to you two!!!
:)
[BANANA]I can\'t wait![/BANANA] :bancouch:
Post by: kindm's on June 26, 2006, 03:15:46 pm
The flow of the show was different (for me) and the song selection was certainly fresh (in the sense that new tunes were played and some covers etc). I really enjoyed the show from start to finish.
It had something for everyone and I for one appreciate that. They highlighted their many talents and some new tunes. As opposed to just coming out and shredding 1st to last note. The show surged and receded etc etc. It wasn\'t just an assualt there was a reach around included :)
Now everyone was partying myslef included. I could see someone wanting to hear different tunes but the show was a fantastic concert. I would say it was around what Me! said 700-800 on your scale. But I think it being bumped up or down depends on what your personal expectations were.
I would say the largest crowd I have seen at a Bfast show ever (not including festies)
Post by: jking on June 26, 2006, 03:23:01 pm
Post by: Klout on June 26, 2006, 03:24:32 pm
tool?
I\'d like to see you call me that to my face old man.
Your extremely out of line here.
The show was super hyped up and didnt look that good on paper or sound that good on tape.
I read some of the thread and people seemed to like it but thats not what I was asking.
Hence I asked if it lived up to the hype.
It was a simple question.
There no need to jump down my throat like a immature psycho and start foolish drama.
Notice how chris, jking, kindm, wstielau and igz responded to my question???
....like normal, adult, civil human beings.
Maybe you should try that sometime and save yourself from looking like a total bafoon.
So stop starting shit over nothing, grow up, and dont call me a tool unless you want to find my fist in your grill the next time I see you.
capish?
Post by: wstielau on June 26, 2006, 03:24:45 pm
Quote from: Klout
I am curious to wether or not the fans were satisfied or if they felt it didnt meet expectations.
I flew in from CA to see the show and I was very satisfied. This was one of the best performances by the band I\'ve heard. I\'d give it an 800+.
Post by: Klout on June 26, 2006, 03:29:27 pm
Post by: derickw on June 26, 2006, 04:02:35 pm
I personally would not have minded a couple more old tunes but i really like a lot of there new material so i had no problems with that. but i feel if i haven\'t been seeing the guys play all the time i could have felt a little lost with all the new material being thrown at me and in that sense it could have been a bit weird but not living up to expectations....... that might be a bit of a stretch. just all the more reason to check these guys out more often because they\'re are growing above and beyond their past sound. hey did you used to go to Phish shows expecting to hear certain songs. i personally have seen them....... 20+ times and have never gotten to witness certain songs i wish i had seen live but little things like that kept me going to the next show or traveling that extra couple hundred miles. so for me i thought it was great, for a noob never really hearing these guys before i thought it was a rock\'n show, as an oldschool head that hasn\'t been to see them or dl a bunch of there new shows.... maybe I\'d feel a little jipped but what do you expect... these guys to make it on there former 20-30 song rotation. keep it new and fresh but maintain what the people want, phat bass bombs, silly synth, hard hitting rhythms, an earhole assault and visually mind melting, which i thought the show had so it all depends on who you ask, and since your asking the kids who are at 80-90 percent of there shows what they thought........
Post by: Spacey on June 26, 2006, 05:17:17 pm
The hype brought in, depending who you speak to, 580 to over 600 people, you can\'t get a real number and based on my inquires this is the best number I can come up with. Yes, we did create hype, most bands do for special occassions and for the most part that was me who was responsibile. I undertook a serious amount of responsibility to promote this show and get people in the door. Shit, I even said in the lead-up thread for the show, that we should advertise "Free Sex" to get people in there, anything. So, the show was a little over-hyped because, like you and everyone else out there, we didn\'t want the show to be a lousy attended gig. They deserved better.
I was disappointed when I first walked into the venue because the crowd was thin and all I could think of was the $100 plus that I invested with my own money. If it wasn\'t for me and the rest of .info, the promotion would have been tickets handed out and probably in the car or trunk of most peoples vehicles. So the hype created was created by .info for .info. And I thank ALL OF THOSE, who helped promote this show and those who did the lovely set design, circa Phish NYE 1993.
The place filled up and the energy the crowd brought was worth a solid 100-150 more people. Everyone was extremely receptive, people knew the songs and people were estatic from the get go. There were more people tuned into the show then I have seen at a breakfast gig alone.
Was it the best breakfast show? Not by any means. Up until Lovely Rita, I didn\'t know what they would do, if anything to bring it up a notch, but then came Psygn and the rest is history.
So we overhyped a show. It was the first real show the band had promoted in how long? People came out and people will come out next time the Breakfast are at Toad\'s. Toad\'s doesn\'t like the Breakfast either for one reason or another, hence the year between gigs. So maybe the over hype worked for us, maybe it didn\'t.
Was this show all that I expected? Not at all but I will tell you this. When Buquebus got into the jam, I said fuck Bonnaroo, they can have it.
Post by: FrankZappa on June 26, 2006, 06:18:10 pm
I though the setlists were organized very very well and the fact that they were able to play 80% new songs and have a show that good proved how mature their songwritting and jamming has become. Sure their was no Garcian, ATSD. GSOT or many of the numerous other classics I would have liked to hear, but given this was the first time I heard many of these songs live, I was blown away. On your chart I would place this show in the 900% range.
Another factors that proved it was a good show to me:
people begging Jordan for his setlist after the show and others grabbing for the broken pieces of the acoustic. The classic moves of those who were blown away.
Post by: Me! on June 26, 2006, 08:11:55 pm
Quote from: Spacey
Was this show all that I expected? Not at all but I will tell you this. When Buquebus got into the jam, I said fuck Bonnaroo, they can have it.
:that:
Post by: bdfreetuna on June 26, 2006, 08:18:34 pm
Quote from: Klout
So how would you guys rate this show on a scale of 1-1000. 1 being the worst show ever played and 1000 being the best.
Allright, lemme try to think of all the shows I\'ve been to since it turned \'06....
3 in Syracuse
1 in northampton
1 in southbridge
2 in CT somewhere
2 at Stoned Church
1 @ Middle East
I have a feeling there are a couple more here too I\'m forgetting... but anyway
out of all these, this 1000th show was my least favorite. My opinion is basically that the "big party show celebration" show where they bust out lots of their new tunes is inferior to the Rufus>Puppetry>TribalFunk>Escher\'s type show with a few of the new ones thrown in for good measure.
The balloons and decorations were pretty cool but honestly I always tend to enjoy the smaller shows where PB/Breakfast tends to get into the deep and dark jams that really get inside my head.
I also thought, musically, that the 1000th show was somewhat weak relative to the rest of the shows I\'ve seen this year. For example, the Puppetry at the last Stone Church show was the sickest thing I\'ve seen in quite some time. The Puppetry in New Haven didn\'t do much for me and that\'s one of my favorite tunes! They didn\'t jam out as much as I like to see and I am used to seeing.
I also thought the Psygn and Buquebus were the weakest ones I\'ve seen this year. I guess my expectations were extremely high going into this show, because I feel like up until this point the band has raised the bar every single time I\'ve seen them. But hey, I understand this show was serving some kind of "other" purpose. But it really didn\'t seem like a "normal" Breakfast show to me.... something was strange about it, and frankly, I prefer the Breakfast I\'ve grown to love and plan my weekends around.
So... relative to some of the other incredibly sick shows I\'ve seen this year....
"200"
flame on motherlovers
....
oh yeah, if you read between the lines of this post you can see I obviously am not a real fan of Breakfast :P
hahaha.... but seriously, I do pretty much agree with you Klout. And I was actually there ;)
Post by: Me! on June 26, 2006, 08:22:23 pm
Quote from: bdfreetuna
So... relative to some of the other incredibly sick shows I\'ve seen this year....
"200"
:shock1: REALLY!!! I\'m not gonna say it was even nearly the sickest show of the year but the audience vibe alone made this a show I will never forget, the Queeb was ridiculous (no PH or Providence but none the less) I def understand what you mean by small shows with jams that get into your head, but this night to me was more about the band and the audience working together than the band just blowing everything away.....
Post by: Klout on June 26, 2006, 08:29:47 pm
Quote from: bdfreetuna
So... relative to some of the other incredibly sick shows I\'ve seen this year....
"200"
flame on motherlovers
hahahaha watch out dude... wolfwoman didnt eat her meds today.
thanks for the honest review though.
ANd thanks to spacey too for getting so many heads in the door.
Post by: bdfreetuna on June 26, 2006, 08:38:52 pm
Klout I believe you were there although I don\'t believe I said hello ;) @ Mezzanotte that is
.....
Me! I actually find that smaller shows allow for more audience / band interaction. Like the last show I saw at Southbridge was a classic example of that. Everyone who wanted to be right up front where the band was could be, and Tim was doing Jedi guitar shit pointing at different people in the audience.... and they broke into some funky original jams ... "Bounce with me! uh-huh, uh-huh, Bounce with me!"
Dunno, I hope that Breakfast does become more popular, because obviously I wish what\'s best for the band. But I also hope if this happens I\'ll still be as interested in the band as I am now.
Oh well, I knew their rediculous consecutive streak of "favorite shows ever!!!!" couldn\'t go on forever ;)
Post by: skalnbyc on June 26, 2006, 08:53:41 pm
Quote from: Todd
moving the love of my life in
I\'m confused, which one of the following is the love of your life?:
this one? :beer: or this one? :stoned:
or :banski: ? or :guitar:
Post by: Klout on June 26, 2006, 09:01:32 pm
Post by: Igziabeher on June 26, 2006, 09:21:11 pm
Post by: wildcoyote on June 26, 2006, 09:27:59 pm
2.To Spacey\'s feeling that Toad\'s doesn\'t like the Breakfast, it\'s b/c at least in their opinion, attendance had @ best plateued (sp?) or @ worst dwindled in recent shows. The consensus feeling was if they were going to "make it" it would have happened by now. The effort of over hype was beyond necessary. A sparse crowd would have spelled the end of the Breakfast at this venue. How can a young band grow if their biggest local venue sees them as old news? As fan of the Breakfast and local live music I thought this was important enough to get off my ass and do something (which lead to my discovery of .info) This show annouced the much belated arrival of tB as a legit Saturday night headliner at a club that has boasted (ad nauseum) some of the biggest names in music.
3. I personally brought about 18 people (in addition to many many passes handed out) who had never seen the band before. The response was overwhelmingly positive. Some old fans could care less about noobs, but that\'s what the band needs so they don\'t have to go out and get joobs. (heh)
4. Even the Dead stopped playing Dark Star to move on to Help On the Way>Slipknot>Franklins Tower type sets. The new songs are GREAT. They need to be played.
5. Thanks to everyone on .info who made me feel welcome as I made the jump from long term casual fan, to a guy who won\'t shut up about this band.
Oh yeah did I forget to mention (to mention Memphis) that this show was HUGE FUCKIN SUCCESS!
Post by: rocksuitcase on June 26, 2006, 10:22:30 pm
1] I know something about music production/promotion and am aware that this band needs as much crowd/venue awareness as they can muster/gather/buy right now, this year. after 8 years they need to start seeing a steady booking calendar and sell their studio recordings. This also entails making sure every one in the organization can travel and earn enough money to not get hassled "at home".
2] I think the evolution of their songwriting is INCREDIBLE. I have been hooked on Tim\'s guitar playing and the bands approach to music since self titled, but I still think the new materail and REAL RADIO in a sense began a 2nd phase of song structure/creation to their studio output.
3] Thank you to Spacey and all who put their time/money/effort in to getting "PAYING butts through the door" because that is what is important both for the element of making the show memorable but also for the economic return to the band/venue. I had great FUN!:bounce2:
4] I think venues that host all ages shows sometimes get negative toward an act if they don\'t sell enough overall tickets and then don\'t sell enough booze.
Post by: antbach on June 26, 2006, 10:49:25 pm
Over hyped? Yea. Sure. Maybe. But its a milestone show, it needs to be over hyped. Who cares what the setlist looks like on paper. There are alot of people on .info who would love to see the old school Psychedelic Breakfast type of show. But sorry folks, this is now The Breakfast, and I hope to hell they\'re here to stay in this type of fashion. The new songs kick ass, \'nuff said. Would I take a show with 100% "new" songs? Absofuckinglutely. Would I take a show with 100% "old" material? Absofuckinglutely. My point is the band decided to bust out mostly new material on a milestone evening, and in my opinion it was an absolutely genious decision. 95% of the people in the place were very much into it and the energy amazing, what more can you ask for in a milestone show? Was it the best show I\'ve seen by these guys? Absolutely not, but it was definitely one of the most successful and fun shows that I have had the pleasure of attending, and to me the show being such a success means more than any setlist(s) anyone on here or anywhere would have thought "lived up to the hype".
Post by: Todd on June 27, 2006, 12:31:30 am
Quote from: antbach
I think ya\'ll are crazy. . .
Over hyped? Yea. Sure. Maybe. But its a milestone show, it needs to be over hyped. Who cares what the setlist looks like on paper. There are alot of people on .info who would love to see the old school Psychedelic Breakfast type of show. But sorry folks, this is now The Breakfast, and I hope to hell they\'re here to stay in this type of fashion. The new songs kick ass, \'nuff said. Would I take a show with 100% "new" songs? Absofuckinglutely. Would I take a show with 100% "old" material? Absofuckinglutely. My point is the band decided to bust out mostly new material on a milestone evening, and in my opinion it was an absolutely genious decision. 95% of the people in the place were very much into it and the energy amazing, what more can you ask for in a milestone show? Was it the best show I\'ve seen by these guys? Absolutely not, but it was definitely one of the most successful and fun shows that I have had the pleasure of attending, and to me the show being such a success means more than any setlist(s) anyone on here or anywhere would have thought "lived up to the hype".
:that: Could NOT have said (or typed ;)) it better myself!!!!!!!
Quote from: alexanderzurflu
Quote from: Toddmoving the love of my life in
I\'m confused, which one of the following is the love of your life?:
this one? :beer: or this one? :stoned:
or :banski: ? or :guitar:
:finger: (that\'s ALL you get.....pole ssmoker!!!!!)
Post by: FrankZappa on June 27, 2006, 08:59:51 am
:bj: :erectban: :banuhh: :banwhip: :fruitsex: :bandoggy: :banbang: :hitit:
:bantnge:
Ser though, you two are a great couple and I haven\'t seen Todd looking so happy in a long time. Here\'s to the new couple! :beerban:
Post by: derickw on June 27, 2006, 10:05:38 am
Quote from: FrankZappa
The love of Todds life? Could have sworn it was:
:bj: :erectban: :banuhh: :banwhip: :fruitsex: :bandoggy: :banbang: :hitit:
:bantnge:
Ser though, you two are a great couple and I haven\'t seen Todd looking so happy in a long time. Here\'s to the new couple! :beerban:
get a padded room love monger, take your hippy dippy attitude somewhere else ;)
Post by: Klout on June 27, 2006, 10:21:54 am
Making a milestone in thier careers about the future not the past...thats pretty encouraging.
Post by: bonzo on July 05, 2006, 01:48:16 pm
Quote from: Klout
playing mostly new songs at the 1000th show deffinitly makes a statement I think....
Making a milestone in thier careers about the future not the past...thats pretty encouraging.
:that:
Post by: estahwhaddup on July 26, 2006, 04:58:23 pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvysondDK9Q
Post by: wildcoyote on July 26, 2006, 06:21:11 pm
Post by: davepeck on July 26, 2006, 06:21:19 pm
Quote from: estahwhaddup
the sound and visual is a little bootleggedity but enjoy it anyway.
not for nothin, but i freakin\' loved it! nice job ms.whaddup! seriously, that was a lot of fun to watch, and the crowd shots are great. makes me think even more that the new beastie boys dvd was an absolutely fantastic idea, and i can\'t wait to check it out..
Post by: freddiewaht on July 26, 2006, 06:49:51 pm
Post by: Spacey on July 26, 2006, 06:56:31 pm
I\'m begining to feel left out here.
Post by: davepeck on July 26, 2006, 07:00:35 pm
Quote from: Spacey
<<< blocked by websense "no streaming media\'
I\'m begining to feel left out here.
damn, they\'ve got shit locked down over there.. youtube isn\'t blocked where i work (yet?), and our websense is pretty tight..
Post by: Spacey on July 26, 2006, 07:02:52 pm
There are also screen shots of our desktops when calls come in. I guess they want to make sure we are working.
some stupid shit but it probably needs to be that way for the best of the company.
I\'ll have to watch it when I get home.
Post by: ellis-d on July 27, 2006, 03:20:17 am
Post by: FrankZappa on July 27, 2006, 05:09:33 am
Quote from: ellis-d
it is nice, i like. Any word on dvd or something for an antsy lightguy??
:chin: :idunno: :muahaha: ;)
Post by: davepeck on July 27, 2006, 06:31:33 am
Quote from: ellis-d
it is nice, i like. Any word on dvd or something for an pansy lightintheloafersgay??
fixed.
;)
Post by: FrankZappa on July 27, 2006, 07:18:14 am
Post by: davepeck on July 27, 2006, 07:47:47 am
Post by: derickw on July 27, 2006, 02:44:57 pm
Quote from: estahwhaddup
I took a videoclip during "the Late and the Great" and just uploaded it. you\'ll see some familiar faces in the crowd, the sound and visual is a little bootleggedity but enjoy it anyway.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvysondDK9Q
any chance of seeing this in the d/l section here..... prolly right after the Park City dvd :duck:
Post by: estahwhaddup on July 27, 2006, 03:59:31 pm
Post by: ChrisF on July 27, 2006, 04:15:00 pm
Post by: derickw on July 27, 2006, 04:17:24 pm
Post by: estahwhaddup on July 27, 2006, 04:43:51 pm
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=33832E320E1DAA28
ENJOY THE CRUNCHY VID KIDS!!!!!
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