[tdibh]-09-14

[tdibh]-09-14
Posted by simpletwistupdon on 14 Sep, 2011 07:39
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ADRIAN!!!

2000-09-14 - Theodore's; Springfield, MA
Set: Superfly Phaddy Fat > Flower Punk > LDZ > Cut Me Some Slack, In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed > Rufus > Fire, Beef Barley > jazz jam > Beef Barley, What the Funk > Attraction To Shade Ditty > Scarlet Begonias > No Glove No Love, Son Of Simpleton, Drunk Monk Bar
E: Sir Psycho Sexy

2001-09-14 - Iron Horse Music Hall; Northampton, MA
FLAC
Set: jam > Spunk > Attraction To Shade Ditty > Beef Barley > Rufus[1] > Food For Thought[2], Language Of The Gods[3] > drum solo[3], Happy Birthday[4], Language Of The Gods[3], Cut Me Some Slack[3,5,6], God Bless America[3,5]
[1] with 'Imperial March' (John Williams) teases
[2] Thoughts conveyed through '911' poem by Tim
[3] with TZ on congas
[4] to Adrian, a capella
[5] with all of Uncle Sammy
[6] with 'Teen Town' (Jaco Pastorious) teases

2002-09-14(a) - Branstock; Branford, CT
Set: jam > Wake Up In A Coma > Dig, Eat That Phone Book Coda > Sundance > drum solo, Phaddy Boom Baddy, jam > Son Of Simpleton

2002-09-14(b) - Pearl Street; Northampton, MA
Set I: The Chase, Drunk Monk Bar, Attraction To Shade Ditty > Great Big Fiery Ball In The Sky > May Fly Disarray, Bugs, Wild Pack Of Asscracks, Hot 'Lanta[1]
Set II: Rufus > Food For Thought[2], Escher's Etchings (Parts I & II) > Spunk > drum solo, Cosmic Spaceway Rhyme, Hard Luck Harry > Score, Funky Bill's Circus Cliche
E: Taboo or Not Taboot
- tracks from this show were used for the 'Bona Fide' album
[1] with Seth Yacavone on guitar
[2] Thought: "You can take a man out of Staven, but you can't the Staven out of the man."

2006-09-14 - The Red Square; Albany, NY
FLAC
Set I: Psygn[1], Inner Glimpse, Beef Barley > Attraction To Shade Ditty[1] > Beef Barley, Drunk Monk Bar > Merge > Rufus, Memory Of A Free Festival
Set II: Space City Affair > Hard Luck Harry > Heather > Surreal Radio, Honey Butter > The Grand Scheme Of Things[2] > Memory Of A Free Festival (Reprise)
E: Intension[3]
[1] inverted
[2] 'Happy Birthday' sung to Adrian by the crowd prior to encore
[3] with drum solo

2007-09-14 - Daniel Street; Milford, CT
FLAC
Set I: Space City Affair > jam > The Chase, Drunk Monk Bar, Great Big Fiery Ball In The Sky > Space Oddity > Rufus
Set II: Honey Butter > Hard Luck Harry > Honey Butter > Hard Luck Harry > 'So What' jam >' The Grand Scheme Of Things[1], Happy Birthday[2] > What The Funk[3]
E: Rockin' In The Free World[4]
[1] with 'Chopsticks' (Euphemia Allen); with "28" drum solo for Adrian's 28th birthday; thoughts & prayers sent to Gabe
[2] to Adrian
[3] with 'You Can't Hurry Love' (The Supremes) tease
[4] preceded by 'Walk This Way' (Aerosmith) tease; instrument switch-up: Ron/guitar - Matt/bass - Adrian/keys - Tim/drums

#1 Reply
Posted by bdfreetuna on 14 Sep, 2011 09:59
2007-09-14 = one of the all time best Breakfast shows

Drunk Monk Bar > GBFBITS > Space Oddity > Rufus is *insane*

#2 Reply
Posted by Buquebus on 14 Sep, 2011 10:05
thank you folks for all the thoughts and prayers back in 07! that **** helped, y0! helped me WUIAC, lolz oh yah and happy birthday animal!

#3 Reply
Posted by Wolfman on 14 Sep, 2011 17:49
10 years ago today the Breakfast faced their darkest hour, with all of their gear and their van gone, no money to replace anything, and 3 days after 9/11. It was VERY unclear if the band would be able to continue. The fanbase was already discussing life without PB and what the band members were going to do now instead of playing music.

10 years ago tonight at the Iron Horse was the first and most important step in keeping PB alive. They borrowed all gear from Uncle Sammy (the opening band) and played the show. It was the first Northampton club show the band had ever headlined. If this show were a doozie it is very plausible that the band would have shut it down for good. The show had to be huge. And it was. Completely packed club upstairs and down. Line out the door and down the street. Years of goodwill built up at UMass paying off right when the band needed it. (Don\'t forget that at the time UMass housed more PB fans than everywhere else put together.) This show saved PB. This is the most important show in Breakfast history.

My review from that night: http://www.thebreakfast.info/modules.php?name=Reviews&file=viewarticle&id=69

Blog style: http://bit.ly/PB091401

#4 Reply
Posted by frolfer on 14 Sep, 2011 18:05
I have been enjoying that Iron Horse show a lot today. I can\'t believe I hadn\'t heard that one yet. I feel like I\'ve gone through pretty much all of the LMA.

I miss Uncle Sammy. I really wish I could\'ve seen at least one show with those two bands sharing the bill.

I never realized the importance of that gig. I think its going to stay in the rotation for awhile :scooby:

Really really cool of the US guys to let the boys use their gear. It definitely puts a little wrinkle in their sound that I can hear pretty clearly.

Long live the Breakfast! Keeping the torch alight :link:

#5 Reply
Posted by bdfreetuna on 15 Sep, 2011 00:25
oh yeah that Pearl Street show was also my 2nd Psychedelic Breakfast show...

I ate so many mushrooms before the set over in some Umass dorm that I was seeing balls of blue energy fly off Tim\'s hands on the Telecaster.

my face was sure melted!

#6 Reply
Posted by simpletwistupdon on 14 Sep, 2012 08:23
up...

#7 Reply
Posted by Klout on 14 Sep, 2012 22:05
An epic day in BH for sure

#8 Reply
Posted by simpletwistupdon on 14 Sep, 2013 06:49
up...

#9 Reply
Posted by frolfer on 14 Sep, 2013 07:09
Happy birthday Adrian!!

#10 Reply
Posted by simpletwistupdon on 14 Sep, 2014 13:01
Quote from: frolf on 14 Sep, 2013 07:09
Happy birthday Adrian!!
couldn't have said it better myself... Bump.