odds of B\'fast at moe.down

• #15 Reply
  Posted by Rujah on 24 Jul, 2006 19:06
• spagetti cake- saw them a few yrs back at camp creek. as far as I can remember they are some pretty funky ****.  as far a kids\' jamband goes- aren\'t we all kids at heart?
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• #16 Reply
  Posted by Stephengencs on 24 Jul, 2006 19:08
• If they are kids now, wouldn\'t they have been like zygotes a few years back?
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• #17 Reply
  Posted by Rujah on 24 Jul, 2006 19:49
• excatly. im not sure what is meant by the term kids\' jamband. but I definitely remember seeing and hearing them. so who knows. if so they must be really good, maybe the breakfast can get their keyboard player. j/k
  
  here ya go.
  
  http://www.spaghetticake.com/aboutus.html
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• #18 Reply
  Posted by Spacey on 24 Jul, 2006 20:39
• Quote from: Spaghetti Cake

  Spaghetti Cake is an original rock band that performs for kids. Their performance is high-energy, wholesome, and fun for all ages without being \'teachy/preachy\'. Their positive message is inherent in the music, lyrics and joyful attitude of the musicians who perform the songs. The music of Spaghetti Cake spans the entire range of musical styles from rock to country, bluegrass to blues, reggae to world grooves. Children who attend a Spaghetti Cake concert get the opportunity to move, dance, sing along, even perform with the band! Spaghetti Cake consists of six professional musicians who are all experienced educators. Susan Birk (vocals) and Glen Nelson (keyboards, vocals) are the founders and songwriters of Spaghetti Cake, along with their band, composed of electric guitar, bass guitar, drums, and percussion. Get ready for an unforgettable musical experience that will enhance and enrich your existing music program, ignite the imagination, and fuel the artistic dreams of young minds. ** One of the most frequently asked questions at our live shows is where the name Spaghetti Cake comes from. It is a favorite family recipe that Glen\'s stepdad Buck used to make for supper. "Comfort Food", if you will. Glen & Sue both decided it would be the perfect title for a children\'s rock band. The original recipe to make Spaghetti Cake is located on the home page.
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• #19 Reply
  Posted by oldnewbie on 25 Jul, 2006 23:10
• i\'m having trouble getting amped for the lineup...maybe cause of the intense personal hype of last year. moe.down is really all about moe. for me normally, but the breakfast made it so much more. UM will be fun and the phish guys (but maybe not the phish kids) should be fun, but not much else has my attention really. oh well. i\'ll see the breakfast on the way up and then rest up for moe.
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• #20 Reply
  Posted by FrankZappa on 26 Jul, 2006 06:36
• so who\'s making the trip this year? (down, not just the b\'fast show on thurs)?
  
  oldnewbie
  sconniesforsatan
  igzy
  frankzappa
  
  anyone else? Duane, what do you think the chances are we\'ll be camped next to each other again?
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• #21 Reply
  Posted by Todd on 26 Jul, 2006 10:11
• Nat gonna happen
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• #22 Reply
  Posted by keyclick on 03 Sep, 2006 17:49
• Sorry to unearth an old thread, but I was searching the forum using the keyword "keyboard" trying to see if there was any new news on a replacement keyboard player and I came across this thread. Just to clarify the term "kid\'s jamband"...
  
  they are not kids, but play music aimed at kids. I know they play a lot of schools and such. Songs like Snow Day and happy kind of stuff. Anyway, they have had quite a few notable CT area players from other local jambands you might have heard of including Dennis Fancher of Dr. Juice, Mike Tierny of The Feed, Rob Fried (alumni) of Max Creek, and the keyboard player, who you referred to, is Glen Nelson of Flipper Dave. I\'ve always enjoyed their shows that are open to the public. They do jam. Glen\'s song on their myspace page "Farm Boy" is cool.
  
  Regarding moe down, they\'re probably playing a side stage or a kids tent or such, so I don\'t think they\'re putting the boys out of a job or anything!
  
  Greg
  
  

  Quote from: Rujah

  excatly. im not sure what is meant by the term kids\' jamband. but I definitely remember seeing and hearing them. so who knows. if so they must be really good, maybe the breakfast can get their keyboard player. j/k
  
  here ya go.
  
  http://www.spaghetticake.com/aboutus.html
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