Setlist: 2005-05-28 - Sterling Stage Folk Festival; Hannibal, NY

Setlist: 2005-05-28 - Sterling Stage Folk Festival; Hannibal, NY
Posted by davepeck on 29 May, 2005 09:00
I: jam > Sleeping Beauty, The Vermont Song, Escher\'s Etchings Part 1 > Gravity, Earache My Eye > What The Funk, Language Of The Gods > Drunk Monk Bar > Drum Solo > Peace Frog* > Rufus > Taboo Or Not Taboot

E: Guitar Solo, Doughboy

* Tim breaks a string; later switches to SG.

Thanks to bezerker for the call!

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Posted by Spacey on 29 May, 2005 11:49
Quote from: davepeck
Language Of The Gods > Drunk Monk Bar > Drum Solo > Peace Frog > Rufus > Taboo Or Not Taboot
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Looks very tasty. This weekend so far has looked really good on paper. Can\'t wait to get reports from this weekend from all those who did this little run. I wonder what the looks on the peoples face were during the guitar solo.

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Posted by Gordo on 29 May, 2005 17:38
awesome, definitely weird unfinshed escher\'s though.. id be a tad upset. UNTIL THEY DROP 39 BOMBS SHORTLY AFTER.

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Posted by Whathefunk on 29 May, 2005 18:03
Yea not finishing the eschers is quite a tease...but i t would be wicked cool if they played part 2 at the strange creek set...which should be starting right about now

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Posted by bezerker on 29 May, 2005 23:26
great shows everyone. the crowds at sterling and strangecreek really gave it up for the breakfast, and they played remarkably. the switch from the telecaster to the sg in the middle of a space jam segued into rufus was extraordinary. the highlight of all of the last 4 nights was adrian\'s drum solo at sterling. it was so energetic and smooth, he had people talking about him all over the site that night. the sick light show and sound made the sterling show an amazing one.

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Posted by Todd on 30 May, 2005 01:22
Any clue about the number of folks that got their faces owned??? Was very curious how big this festy was.

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Posted by Gordo on 30 May, 2005 02:50
Quote from: bezerker
great shows everyone. the crowds at sterling and strangecreek really gave it up for the breakfast, and they played remarkably. the switch from the telecaster to the sg in the middle of a space jam segued into rufus was extraordinary. the highlight of all of the last 4 nights was adrian\'s drum solo at sterling. it was so energetic and smooth, he had people talking about him all over the site that night. the sick light show and sound made the sterling show an amazing one.

simple. i like it. there is no doubt they are taking off.. gradually - maybe. surely - yes.

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Posted by bezerker on 30 May, 2005 09:51
Quote from: Todd
Any clue about the number of folks that got their faces owned??? Was very curious how big this festy was.

there were definetly a few hundred at both festivals. there were bands playing at slerling all day, and the front of the stage was completely empty. but, everyone made their way out of the woods at 9 to see the breakfast KILL it, and i don\'t use that term lightly

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Posted by Buquebus on 30 May, 2005 10:22
all I can say is that FACES WERE OWNED this weekend.. Sleeping Beauty opener was very appropriate for those on the road, and the jam into it got people going quickly. Gravity seems to be a catalyst for some sick, level II type ****. before Earache, tim said something about two guys on a mission. this d00d was bugging out pointing to his Cheech and Chong shirt for most of the song. of course Language Of The Gods > Drunk Monk Bar > Drum Solo > Peace Frog* > Rufus > Taboo Or Not Taboot was unreal and wins the prize for most ridiculous segue machine of the weekend. as for the crowd, it seemed like NO ONE was there to see any music, but only to party. the wait throughout the afternoon felt like two days. no shakedown or anything, barely any vending. weird vibes were had by all, imo. countless cans of natty ice and other shwill crap. all I kept wondering the whole day was how are these people here for the whole three days?? needless to say, the boys put on a hell of a show and people def. dug it, and thebisco-esque doughboy kept rumps shakin to the very end