Favorite Breakfast Jamz?

• #15 Reply
  Posted by skalnbyc on 30 Mar, 2005 02:24
• Some amazing jams from the 11-17-2000 Butterfield show, though so few have copies of it.  I would say there are 5 or less copies of that show in existence.  It\'s my favorite set of Breakfast ever.  Baja Bash 2004 has some great stuff too.
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• #16 Reply
  Posted by Spacey on 30 Mar, 2005 10:50
• oh, the best breakfast jam is the one that hasn\'t happened yet!
  
  There are so many but from more recently, it is 3/4 GSOT or 3/25 GBFBITS
  
  Good question, So many answers
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• #17 Reply
  Posted by freddiewaht on 30 Mar, 2005 11:58
• Jam>sleeping Beauty From Oneonta=ser
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• #18 Reply
  Posted by crimsonknuckles on 30 Mar, 2005 12:40
• jam during legend of a mind from 2-4-05 is OUT OF THIS WORLD!!!!!
  jam during mooboo\'s fom 1-31-04 is CRAZY!!!!!!
  jam during \'99-\'05 have been SICK!!!!!!
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• #19 Reply
  Posted by antbach on 30 Mar, 2005 12:57
• recent, tossup oddity 3/12 and TGBFBITS 3/25, 3/25 made me sweat more (i think), so ill go with that one
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• #20 Reply
  Posted by Spacey on 30 Mar, 2005 14:30
• Quote from: freddiewaht

  Jam>sleeping Beauty From Oneonta=ser

  
  
  I think many of the jams into sleeping beauty have been ser, that may have to be a starting point for some real sick jams, possible a little more improv and then hit it with the beaut.
  
  Definately some potential for the jam>sleeping beauty
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• #21 Reply
  Posted by freddiewaht on 30 Mar, 2005 16:40
• totally.
  they need to continue jam>X
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• #22 Reply
  Posted by Overexjoesure on 30 Mar, 2005 16:48
• I love the slow jams.... CONFIRMED!
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• #23 Reply
  Posted by Stephengencs on 30 Mar, 2005 16:54
• I am not too sure if I have ever heard the breakfast play a "slow jam".....maybe you are thinking of another band Joey-boy....
  
  I have been DYING for the breakfast to slow it down at parts and let that one note ring and ring...but trying to slow down timmy and animal would be like trying to stop a metro north train by tossing your body in front of it....
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• #24 Reply
  Posted by Overexjoesure on 30 Mar, 2005 16:57
• I have a few slow jams on a few shows, they\'re rare BUT they do exist.  But yeah Gencs, they really need to slow it down.  I could only imagine how pristine the sound would be.
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• #25 Reply
  Posted by Stephengencs on 30 Mar, 2005 17:04
• the breakfast slowed down in a **** jam would make me blow a friggin load....
  
  I will continue to hark back to 7-4-04 Tim with Kyle and Megan.  Timmy was playing these slow melodic solos all night.  And the work he did on Bird Song that night still brings a tear to my eye as the best solo timmy jam I have heard to date...
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• #26 Reply
  Posted by skalnbyc on 30 Mar, 2005 17:15
• Quote from: Stephengencs

  I am not too sure if I have ever heard the breakfast play a "slow jam".....maybe you are thinking of another band Joey-boy....
  
  I have been DYING for the breakfast to slow it down at parts and let that one note ring and ring...but trying to slow down timmy and animal would be like trying to stop a metro north train by tossing your body in front of it....

  
  Miles Beyond at The Brown Underground on 3-16-01 may qualify.
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• #27 Reply
  Posted by Overexjoesure on 30 Mar, 2005 17:20
• Bring back MILES BEYOND!!! and HOPE!!  
  
  SOme of the Gypsy Girls were nice, slow and saucy!!!
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• #28 Reply
  Posted by Jim Cobb on 31 Mar, 2005 10:35
• 3/4 Scheme was definitly a face melter.  and i\'m gonna go ahead and agree with gabe about the 2/11 Tribal>Sir Psycho Sexy>Tribal.
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• #29 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 31 Mar, 2005 11:38
• Quote from: Joe

  Rufus>Mooboo\'s 1/26/01

  
  hell yeah...
  My collection of shows isn\'t complete enough to go into specific dates.. but I love a good
  
  Mooboo\'s Voodoo!
  Phaddy Boom Baddy (a nice long one)
  Gladys Pimp and Kangaroos w/Me
  The Grand Scheme of Things
  What The Funk (this song should be 10 minutes or more every time heheh)
  and how could I almost forget...
  Etcher\'s Etchings!
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