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slack opener, rufus>bequebus. come on. you ser?

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At least i went...

at least ive seen at least more than 200 shows than you have, brah.

not too hard when you work for the band. now that you haven\'t been working for the band whats you total show count?

The only downside to the entire weekend was 10 songs were repeated from the Red Square show last month. Can\'t really complain about most of them though. Hopefully the Westcott > Java Barn run in September will materialize.

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The only downside to the entire weekend was 10 songs were repeated from the Red Square show last month. Can\'t really complain about most of them though. Hopefully the Westcott > Java Barn run in September will materialize.

But it\'s not like 10 songs were repeated in one show essentially giving you the same setlist.  That didn\'t happen.  On Friday you got - CMSS, The Sound, OE, Enchidna, May Fly and Rufus.  And on Saturday you got - Puppetry, TGSOT, Doughboy, Gravity and Drunk Monk... That being said, you\'re area has also been privy to 1/3 of TB\'s shows this year...  And that being said, I know that we share the same birthday, but you basically got the boys in your back-yard for your b-day so, really, explain to me again how there is a downside to the weekend?

Give it a rest Yoda, no one cares.

The only downside to the entire weekend was 10 songs were repeated from the Red Square show last month. Can\'t really complain about most of them though. Hopefully the Westcott > Java Barn run in September will materialize.

sounds like someone\'s got a case of the peckarichos.  

i don\'t know how i managed to see 3 shows in the past month w/ 0 repeats.

Touche! Both setlist were great shows to have been at but i agree with gfunk, the atmosphere at the java barn was ridiculously more chill, more available ladies, and everyone was satisfied regaurdless if they were team rufus or buquebus. The best part though was probably the drive up to canton and seeing the Amish dude with his horse and buggy galloping toward canton. I bet he was like "Mom, i\'m going to The Breakfast show tonight!" and his mom was like, " fine but your not taking the car." hahaha

My anticipation for this weekend had been simmering since New Year\'s, so needless to say, I was psyched. Also, my girl Tina agreed to join me on one of my Breakfast adventures. So nice to have a traveling companion.

I really like the Westcott. A former cinema, the cloth drapes are still on the walls and i wanted to get into the projection booth.

Westcott ale is tasty!

The opening band was jamming funky ****(I think) when I floated in. Tina was already inside and glowing because the band had weaved a Pixies song into their jam.

The opening set splashed upon us in waves of intensity. Spiraling in the kaleidoscope of Puppetry and galloping alongside the electric gazelles during See the Light.

I did a doubletake and a \'whoa\' with the opening of Harry, and I ponder the beauty of the weave of existence as I look at Tina and around the room and realize this IS the Grand Scheme of Things.

Doughboy!! Jordan owned and pwned and Dangle blasted everything to bits while Adrian was in the pocket and Tim shredded what was left of my brain.

Perfect second setlist for me, on this night. Drunk Monk with Jordo is thee ****!!!

Sweet surprise encore.

Special thanks to Booz for the ultra kind accomodations.

Also, special thanks to all the kind folks we met and/or hung with this weekend: Booz, Klout, Jeff, George, Greg, Todd. I\'m very sorry if I forgot anybody.

Epic times with my favorite band. It doesn\'t get any better!

-bob

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