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Breakfast Babble => The Grand Scheme Of Things => Topic started by: Wolfman on December 17, 2005, 06:41:13 pm
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For me right now, i would have to say that 3/12/05, 12/09/05, and 9/15/05* get the nod as my top three....in that order....
*and missed a whole set of show......
just downloaded the 3-15 call show, my 3rd show at age 17. didn\'t know who a single person there was besides the band and the crew i came with. what a magical night of music this was
I just can\'t believe you remember that this thread exists. I started this thread and I don\'t remember it at all! That\'s a ser bump right there.
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For me right now, i would have to say that 3/12/05, 12/09/05, and 9/15/05* get the nod as my top three....in that order....
*and missed a whole set of show......
just downloaded the 3-15 call show, my 3rd show at age 17. didn\'t know who a single person there was besides the band and the crew i came with. what a magical night of music this was
righty-o gabo. 3/12 at the call was some legendary \'05 shite. ser space oddity in set 1, and set 2 just scorches start to finish. still a favorite of mine.
and am I alone in considering \'05 to be the pinaccle year in breakfast fandom so far? everything was just flowing from all directions. great timmy tour year as well.
ser snowstorm that night if i remember correctly. also they almost didn\'t let us in but we were like wtf we drove through a goddamn snow storm from NH.
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that place was bossanova.
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i think the call owned century lounge. really wish i could have at least one more show there. also i know 05 was the year of mass new hampshire invasion. one year i\'ll never forget
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righty-o gabo. 3/12 at the call was some legendary \'05 shite. ser space oddity in set 1, and set 2 just scorches start to finish. still a favorite of mine.
and am I alone in considering \'05 to be the pinaccle year in breakfast fandom so far? everything was just flowing from all directions. great timmy tour year as well.
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For me right now, i would have to say that 3/12/05, 12/09/05, and 9/15/05* get the nod as my top three....in that order....
*and missed a whole set of show......
just downloaded the 3-15 call show, my 3rd show at age 17. didn\'t know who a single person there was besides the band and the crew i came with. what a magical night of music this was
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since i missed 8-20 (**** my band for booking shows...) and all the other really epic shows, i\'ve gotta go with 4-9. simply the most fun i\'ve had in a while.
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the first beardslee castle show should be on top. i\'m gonna have to listen to 6-10 again. it looks the best on paper. the hard luck harry at beardslee has my vote for the most intense song of the year.listen to it. second would be the spunk during 2-4-05. **** that rocked. 3-12-05 was a sick show also. until i hear the latest two vermont shows its a toss up. first beardslee rules.
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For me right now, i would have to say that 3/12/05, 12/09/05, and 9/15/05* get the nod as my top three....in that order....
*and missed a whole set of show......
its definitely hard to pick the top 3....but....
3/12/05 makes the top of my list for a few reasons.... March 05 signified the release of Real Radio which contained some new songs tracks and a "never before heard tune", Fresh Cut.....The Fresh Cut from the Call was better than the Toads debut just a week before.....The first set captivated the crowd which was extremely heady and a decient size for a snowy night in Rhode Island, and the second set came out and and threw us around the room for the rest of the night....The Rufus>HardLuck>Mayfly sandwich with a slice of Language on the side....forget about it.....I actually jumped onto the stage during this one...my top breakfast show of 2005
12/09/05 just beats out my next choice for second place. The band was on fire from when I walked into my first breakfast birthday show, and the fire just grew as the grand scheme of things was revealed in some of the tightest and ser **** rocking i have ever seen by the breakfast.
9/15/05 was an amazing show and night and I didnt even get there until the end of the first set. but walking into the wheelhouse and hearing the greatbig>noquarter, I knew we were in for something out of the ordinary and it was proven, and then some, buy the inverted scheme sandwich that contained memory of a free festival, the vermont song, and a most insane see the light....the night ended in the morning on wormjuice and floating in narragansett bay....
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August 20 at the Puppethouse was by far my favorite show of 2005. The completion of "Gladys Pimp" from the night before was the only way that the show could have opened. Anticipation seemed to overshadow the tight first set, but the payoff was great as the second set "Sgt. Pepper\'s" provided pure magic. Never before or since have I expected an encore after the second of three sets. Instead of an encore, we got the best set in the history of the Breakfast, featuring the best jam of the year, and probably ever, in the form of an incendiary Buquebus.
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While 6/10/05 was astounding and 4/9/05 was awe-inspiring, 8/20/05 was simply transcendent. Opening the show by leaping right into the previous night\'s abbreviated final song and truly maintaining the energy of a fourth set throughout to the sing along and triumphant second set to the absolutely stunning maturity of the final set was a monumental turning point for the band. Throughout the rest of the year they maintained the depth and tightness from that night, invigorating every performance since.
As usual jking hits nail on head!! Read this one again in The Digest!
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whoa huh, gonna have to bust a thesaurus and read that one over again.
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While 6/10/05 was astounding and 4/9/05 was awe-inspiring, 8/20/05 was simply transcendent. Opening the show by leaping right into the previous night\'s abbreviated final song and truly maintaining the energy of a fourth set throughout to the sing along and triumphant second set to the absolutely stunning maturity of the final set was a monumental turning point for the band. Throughout the rest of the year they maintained the depth and tightness from that night, invigorating every performance since.
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I honestly don\'t know.
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1. 6.10
2. 2nd Night PH
3. Capt. Nick\'s, Block Island!!!
Too bad no one ever gets to hear that again, but in a way it kinda fits that whole trip...I know I hear it sometimes on the wind.
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Almost every show I saw this year was a musical triumph so I am not even going to split hairs! There is nothing I could even say that would do any of the shows I saw this year justice! Just listen to the tapes and go see them every chance you can! Big Thanks and Love to all the bfam, It’s been an amazing year!
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6-10
because!!!
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For me right now, i would have to say that 3/12/05, 12/09/05, and 9/15/05* get the nod as my top three....in that order....
*and missed a whole set of show......
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this is tough.
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dude....
am i losin it?
Deja Wolf
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hmmmmm
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dude....
am i losin it?
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Hey everyone! What was your favorite Breakfast show of 2005 and why?
Some posts in this thread may be used in the NYE edition of Breakfast Digest. I want to get a lot of people\'s voice and thoughts into this edition. Please explain what was your favorite show in 1-5 sentences fit for publishing. :)
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Well this past show in Utica revealed to me the full breadth and power that The Breakfast is capable of. I suspected as much and I am very surprised I made it out mentally intact. That being said I gotta concur w/ Duane:
the second night at the puppethouse was one of the musical highlights of my lifetime!!
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the second night at the puppethouse was one of the musical highlights of my lifetime!!
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Rufus intro>Hardluck Harry> end of Mayfly was the most perfectly crafted \'song\' I\'ve seen them put together.
I seemingly forget about The Call show all the time. It was definitely a great show, and the above mentioned "song" was pure genius.
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after all the great shows and the seemingly getting better and better, i still go back to 3/12/05 at the Call as my favorite. just so many reasons why it kicked so much ass. I barely even made it to the show since the Boston show the night before was so draining on me, and the weather was just horrendous, but I dragged myself out to the Call and the Breakfast did exactly what was needed to reenergized me for a few more hours. Rufus intro>Hardluck Harry> end of Mayfly was the most perfectly crafted \'song\' I\'ve seen them put together.
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Since I have only seen 3 shows this year, it shouldn\'t be a difficult decision.
I was at:
1. Feb. Stone Church 2. Feb. Plantation Club 3. Last Porter\'s in Sept.
I\'ll pick the Porter\'s show, even though I drank way too much beer and don\'t remember much of the second set. Stone Church is ruled out due to a snow storm that severly limited the attendance.
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6-10
because!!!
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I have been pondering this question for the last week. After the Utica show, I had begun to wonder if it beat out the second night of the Puppethouse. Then my mind began to wonder and I started to come up with makes a show, great. After a week of pondering this, I have gotten absolutely no where. However, I do have it narrowed down and because this thread is motivation, I will decided on one this evening or tomorrow.
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6-10
because!!!
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Hey everyone! What was your favorite Breakfast show of 2005 and why?
Some posts in this thread may be used in the NYE edition of Breakfast Digest. I want to get a lot of people\'s voice and thoughts into this edition. Please explain what was your favorite show in 1-5 sentences fit for publishing. :)