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  1. Allman Bros. in Boston

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    ABB 11-18-2010!!!!

    Posted on November 24, 2010 at 08:13:32 PM by AugustWest420

    http://hotfile.com/dl/84766883/5ff827e/Allman_Brothers_Band_-_2010-11-18_Orpheum_Theatre_Boston_MA_(2010)_-_V0.zip.html

    Allman Bros. 11-19-2010!!!!sbd

    Posted on November 25, 2010 at 11:55:42 AM by AugustWest420

    http://hotfile.com/dl/84902849/376c7e4/allman2010-11-19-_Orpheum_Theatre(V0).zip.html

    Allman Bros. 11-20-2010!!! sbd

    Posted on November 25, 2010 at 12:08:00 PM by AugustWest420

    http://hotfile.com/dl/84910353/6427abd/abb2010-11-20.Orpheum_Theatre_Boston_MA(V0).zip.html

  3. phish 10-31-10 dvd blueray on the tradersden.org

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    Posted

    Anybody have the capabilities to burn this thing. I don't have a blueray player either but i am still going to download it. can be watched from your computer. but it's meant for hi def viewing

    http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=87476

    Seeders: 31, Leechers: 21, Completed: 58

    Phish

    October 31, 2010

    Boardwalk Hall

    Atlantic City, NJ

    Video lineage: Sony HDR-CX550V > AVCHD 24 Mbps > Adobe Premiere CS5 > Adobe Media Encoder CS5 > VBR 24 Mbps > Adobe Encore CS5 > Blu-ray

    Video codec: H.264, 1920x1080i, 16:9

    Video bit rate: 24 Mbps

    Video frame rate: 60i30p

    Audio lineage: Schoeps MK41V (DINa, FOB) > KC5 > M222 > NT222 + MK5 (omni, NOS, FOB) KC5 > CMC6 > Lunatec V3 (analog out) > SD744T (24/96)

    Audio codec: LPCM

    Audio bit rate: 2304 kbps

    Disc one length: 01;16;26;21

    Disc two length: 01;28;01;28

    Disc three length: 01;33;59;06

    Disc One

    Set One *

    Frankenstein

    Big Black Furry Creature from Mars

    Ghost >

    Spooky >

    The Divided Sky

    Roses Are Free >

    Funky Bitch

    Boogie On Reggae Woman

    Stash

    Character Zero

    Disc Two

    Set Two

    Join the Band

    Fatman in the Bathtub **

    All That You Dream

    Oh Atlanta

    Old Folks Boogie

    Time Loves a Hero >

    Day or Night

    Mercenary Territory

    Spanish Moon

    Dixie Chicken >

    Tripe Face Boogie

    Rocket in My Pocket

    Willin'

    Don't Bogart That Joint

    A Apolitical Blues

    Sailin' Shoes

    Feats Don't Fail Me Now

    Disc Three

    Set Three

    Down with Disease >

    Back on the Train >

    Gotta Jibboo >

    Camel Walk

    Suzy Greenberg >

    Wilson >

    Harry Hood >

    The Horse >

    Silent in the Morning >

    You Enjoy Myself

    Encore

    Julius

    * Slight exposure and focus problems in spots throughout set

    ** Security scare towards end through beginning of "All That You Dream"

    Audio taped and transferred by SonicSound

    To be shared and traded only, NEVER sold

    http://www.youtube.com/HarpuaFSB

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  5. Black Dub-Daniel Lanois, Trixie Whitley, Brian Blade, Daryl Johnson

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    Posted

    This album is fantastic, can't find a download key for it right now. But highly recommend you guys check this one out if you can. here is a write up from their facebook page. you can listen to tracks on http://blackdub.jiverecords.com/music

    http://www.myspace.com/blackdubmusic

    Black Dub is the latest project from acclaimed musician and producer Daniel Lanois, a legendary guitarist and composer who has produced seminal albums for U2, Bob Dylan, Brian Eno, Willie Nelson and Neil Young. Lanois is what historians like to call a musician’s musician.

    In Lanois’ own words…

    Black Dub is essentially a three-piece band with a high level of musicianship. We don’t operate on a technological grid. Nor are we tied to a page of fixed notes. Our songs are fluid. Often recorded live. One take. No overdubs. It’s a very old fashioned idea really.

    I think that might be why we get such a strong response on YouTube. Each video we create is a live musical performance shot with a hand-held camera seen through the eyes of one individual. No cuts. No edits. It’s clear that people still have an appetite for something honest and authentic with real musicians playing live. In these sad times of prepackaged music, people yearn to experience something soulful, heartfelt, something meaningful. As simple as it sounds, real music is a rare commodity these days.

    Our first CD is very real - kind of a rock thing, steeped in the Jamaican culture of dub, which I love. On a good day, I see myself carrying the torch of [famed Jamaican producer] Lee Scratch Perry. I wrote this music from a dub perspective, which I believe is very soulful.

    What do I mean by soul? Soul music is a music that needs to exist, for the right reasons, beyond business preconceptions – natural reasons that resonate deep inside. I think this band has it. Whether we’re playing at a club or in the studio, at our best, there is something breathless and spontaneous going on here.

    On Brian Blade…

    Every stroke of Brian Blade’s drumming has church in it. This man grew up in the band at his father’s Baptist church in Shreveport, Louisiana, so he’s been serving singers all his life. A gospel choir is a mighty force and you can’t serve that kind of singing if you are a fake with a big ego. This is music that demands respect and humility. That’s what makes Brian’s playing so pure and free.

    In addition, Brian honed his skills studying with New Orleans masters Ellis Marsalis, David Lee, Jr. Bill Huntington, Mike Pellera, George French, Germaine Bazzle, Steve Masakowski and John Mahoney. As a drummer, Brian is a true original, so inventive he never plays the same thing twice.

    Don’t take my word for it. Ask jazz stars like Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, Joshua Redman and Bill Frisell, with whom Brian has also worked. Or songwriters like Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Seal and Nora Jones. Plus, Brian recorded several albums with his own bands, the Brian Blade Fellowship and Perceptual, as well as a solo album that came out last year.

    On Trixie Whitley…

    Trixie Whitley is an amazing singer with such a strong sense of commitment in her voice. She grew up on Etta James and the classic soul singers. Talk about soul. She’s got it, in her blood. Trixie comes from a family of musicians in Texas and New Orleans - her father being the late great blues singer Chris Whitley, a friend who I was lucky enough to work with many years ago. Trixie is young and full of fire: the voice of a generation.

    Words from the songstress herself…

    Black Dub is made up of many ingredients, but all the ingredients come from the same place: the soul. To me, soul music isn’t just Aretha Franklin and Marvin Gaye. It’s Joni Mitchell too. It comes from a deep emotional place inside you. It’s pretty much the opposite of the comfy fast food approach to culture. It’s about what touches you, what penetrates your heart. It’s about how you work with what your soul responds to most

    Discovering the lighter side of Black Dub according to Blade…

    Dan writes some heavy music, both instrumentally and lyrically. He writes from the heart, the mystery of the heart. That mystery from which our deepest feelings and secrets unfold: love and loss, joy and hope, fear and darkness. The name Black Dub may sound dark, but Dan always keeps a light on.

    An evolutionary perspective from Lanois…

    You know how every now and then you witness an impossible stroke of Mother Nature? Say, for instance, you’re looking up at some huge concrete bridge and you notice a tiny, delicate vine sprouting through the structure. Maybe a seed got stuck in a crack. The power in that little bud will eventually erupt into a labyrinth of vines across the bridge. If you tried to plan out something like that you couldn’t pull it off. But there it is, before your eyes, something magical just bursts into existence for natural reasons.

    As a musician, I look for those little seeds that catch on their own. Spotting is what I call it. For me, music is not about inventing something from scratch. It’s about expanding on something that has a natural beginning. A flash of a moment that has something special about it. I like to flirt with such natural diversions. Oftentimes they can grow into something quite substantial.

    I had the good fortune recently to visit Brian’s father’s church and sit in with the band. They were so many superb singers in that choir, real natural down-to-earth people with regular jobs who could out-sing practically any star in the music business. I so admire musicians like them. The way they see it, their singing, their voices belong to the community. They don’t sing for money. For members of that choir, singing is about praise.

    I’m not much of a churchgoer, but I think of music as praise too. I think of God as a great molecular collective. If you’re trying to do good and you come to the end of each day having made a few improvements in your life, not necessarily monetarily, but spiritually, I think that’s godliness. I like that about Black Dub. It’s a collective. Without a doubt the people in this band embrace the same values. We are made of the same fiber, personally and philosophically. And in the end, I see that as the overriding ingredient of Black Dub. Beyond entertainment, beyond commerce, it is the fiber of our music. And that’s enough for us.

  11. Heady Halloween Stream?!

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    Posted

    Phish

    Boardwalk Hall

    Atlantic City, NJ

    October 31, 2010

    Show Poster

    Lossless Music Group

    Hoodstream

    Set One:

    Frankenstein

    Big Black Furry Creatures From Mars

    Ghost >

    Spooky

    The Divided Sky

    Roses are Free

    Funky Bitch

    Boogie On Reggae Woman

    Stash

    Character Zero

    last "Spooky" - 4/14/93

  12. Heady Halloween Stream?!

    in Soundboard

    Posted · Edited by Guest

    lol, don't forget booche i am a good drunk with a strong back with some heady info :) haha.

    Phish

    Boardwalk Hall

    Atlantic City, NJ

    October 31, 2010

    Show Poster

    Lossless Music Group

    Hoodstream

    Set One:

    Frankenstein

    BBFCFM

    Ghost >

    Spooky*

    The Divided Sky

    Roses are Free

    Funky Bitch

    Boogie On Reggae Woman

    Stash

    last "Spooky" - 4/14/93

  22. The Wall in Ottawa Roll Call!!!!

    in Soundboard

    Posted

    Myself, Nyree and Ryan are in. So pumped for this show. Being a new father this year I have not been able to travel. Anything in Ottawa I am all over. As soon as this got announced I was so pumped. The last show he played in Ottawa blew my mind. So great. Benevento on Friday and roger waters on Sunday. Can't ask for a better weekend!!!!!

  24. Roadie help required for Marco Benevento in Ottawa, Hamilton, Toronto

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    Posted

    I won't be sober but i will help. well i should have a mild buzz around 7 or just starting to drinkbut won't be drunk. and really at 2 am i should be alright. I have to write goverment test at 8 am . arggg Anyways I am a good drunk with a strong back. Let me know if you can't find any sober cats in ottawa. Good Luck

    Rob this piano is from 1927- I don't think Marco is gonna put up with any "sort of- kind of- not really" drunk guys no matter how strong. Briguy sounds serious and if I were you I wouldn't get involved. You do not want to be responsible in any way if that thing gets banged up mang.........

    im just saying man, if the carleton tavern dead extravaganza was any indication good luck finding any sober cats in ottawa :) I am sure someone will step up. If not I am waiting in the wings and nothing will get broken. :)

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