i still think their name hurts em. with so many jambands out there, i think people tend to judge a book by its cover whether or not they want to admit it. when people ask me who my favorite band is, they cringe at my answer without hearing a note. then they laugh and will compare em immediately with a comment like, "sounds like another retarded String Cheese Incident or something."

so yeah i guess without a ton of exposure, its hard for people to give them a chance. jambase and relix reeeaaalllly get on my nerves for not giving TB the time of day like they should.

I am a huge advocate of this band and I remember when I was living in New Bedford, MA and I was talking to a co-worker in the restaurant I worked at and I began to tell her about Psychedelic Breakfast and such, as soon as I told her the name of the band, she said something like, "that\'s a horrible name" or something like that and someone else who was a neutral 3rd party agreed. I personally, am not a huge fan of the bands name but I don\'t really give a **** if they were called poop, as long as they can play but,like Gordo said, most people judge a book by its cover and never give them a chance. To those " prejudice" mofo\'s, eat it.

haha, someday i\'ll play in a band called poop.

poop=funniest word ever.

nice :lol:

Peter: "Hey Lowis, \'poop\'!"
Lowis: (laughing) "Come on Peter, I\'m carrying lemonade!"

i have heard people criticise timmy\'s soloing, saying that "he plays too many notes too fast and it can be overwhelming."  to me, if you can hear the notes and how they work together, you\'d see that he has an incredibly sophisticated approach to jumping from scale to scale. but thats just me. morons.

i"m not gonna say the Breakfast is for every one.  It takes a certain kinda person to appreciate it.  So it doesn\'t really surprise me when I hear these kind of comments.  It can really be too much for people.  It\'s just when someone says they are bad, or bad musicians.

The thing is, I do not really think it is bad to say that TPalms plays too many notes(****, Trey always got made fun of for that.), opinions are great.  At least they are talking about the band.  Any publicity is good publicity.  I love Tim and the Breakfast, but I have my things that I would change...but it ain\'t my band.  Musically they are incredible, but raw at the same time.  They are still so young as a band and I believe that year after year they continue to mature as a band and find the \'space\' that McLaughlin speaks of.  

I for one want to point out, after being one of the biggest critics last tour, that they have mixed their setlists up very well this tour.  Even the new songs are getting played, but not overplayed(ala Inner Glimpse).  It really is an important thing if they want people to really start touring with them.  If the show is different every night, people will feel the urge to be at as many as possible.period.  This is the thing that most impresses me with the tour so far as far as just looking at setlists(I have only heard Nevada)...actually the Nevada \'Queeb is the one thing that impressed me the most, then mixing up setlists;)

When I first started listening, "The Breakfast" seemed like a silly name to me... but I don\'t even think about it anymore.  It\'s kinda like "BAR" and the pizza - the name isn\'t as important as u think.  I don\'t think people would choose to not listen to this band just because of the name.