TimmyB

REPLY VIA MANAGEMENT "Straight from Athena's Mouth" The pot we confiscate goes into a jar of bleach and water. You are more than welcome to take it back at the end of the night..

Well there you have it, i read this post to her and that is from her mouth hahahahhaha

That's funny!

Hey Sarah,

Do you still need a ride to moe.? I can't score you a ticket, but I can give you a ride. I've sent you a PM with my phone number for you to call me if you do. Call me before 7:00PM if you need it.

If not hopefully I'll see you there.

Tim

Looking forward to tonight, moe. is sure to rock our world!

from www.billboard.com

Edited By Jonathan Cohen. November 09, 2004, 3:05 PM ET

Anastasio Gets Busy In The Studio

Following the dissolution of Phish, former guitarist Trey Anastasio has begun rolling tape on his next solo album. Late last month at his Barn studio in Vermont, the artist was joined by King Crimson/Peter Gabriel bassist Tony Levin, drummer Jerry Marotta and keyboardist Ray Paczkowski on select tracks, as well as Phish rhythm section Jon Fishman and Mike Gordon and Anastasio solo band trumpeter Jennifer Hartswick.

The as-yet-untitled set comes on the heels of April's instrumental collection "Seis de Mayo," which reached No. 18 on Billboard's Top Internet Albums chart. Anastasio's self-titled solo debut was released in 2002.

According to his official Web site, the artist will also guest on a track earmarked for jazz legend Herbie Hancock's next studio album. Hartswick was on hand for that session, as were bassist John Patitucci, drummer Steve Jordan and percussionist Cyro Baptista.

In other news, highlights of the Anastasio band's September appearance at the Austin City Limits festival will be broadcast Jan. 15 on PBS.

-- Jonathan Cohen, N.Y.

If you have never seen them before, then definitely you should go and see if you become an avid fan instead of a casual fan.

and I feel fine!

HOUSE OF BLUES CONCERTS

R.E.M.

HUMMINGBIRD CENTRE

INCL $2.00CIF

WED NOV 10, 2004 7:30PM

I can't wait for this gig! Anybody else going?

Dylan did perform "I Believe You" seven times in eighteen days from March 26 to April 12, but that's all for this year.

It seems like it's one of those that if he gets in the mood he'll play it consistantly for a while then put it away again.

Nice job with the review PalacePrincess!

Also you were very close to the setlist, you had all the right songs in there just a couple of them were in the wrong order. You did better with your memory than the official Beastie boys webstie www.beastieboys.com on the tour page! James B the guy that posted obviously just took the setlist sheet and the Boys changed it or he wasn't listening.

Here's the correct setlist:

Beastie Boys @ ACC 11/08/04

(Start time 9:17PM Mixmaster Mike Introduction)

1. The Move

2. Root Down

3. Sure Shot

4. Triple Trouble

5. Egg Man

6. Puttin' Shame In Your Game

7. Super Disco Breakin'

8. Skills To Pay The Bills

9. Shake Your Rump

10. MMM (Mike had four girl dancers come out and break dance. The girls looked like to me to be apart of the Toronto Raptor Dance Pack. At which time the Beastie Boys do a costume change into pale blue suits the stage rotates and they perform instruments. Time 9:53PM)

11. Sabrosa

12. Ricky's Theme

13. Something's Got To Give (End band set 10:05PM MMM rolls back out. The Beastie Boys do another costume change. The Boys return at 10:08PM)

14. An Open Letter To NYC

15. Right Right Now Now

16. The New Style

17. Paul Revere

18. Body Movin'

19. Three MC's And One DJ

20. Brass Monkey

21. Ch-Check It Out

22. So What'cha Want

(End time 10:43PM Back on a minute later)

Encore: 23. Intergalactic (The Beastie Boys run over to a second stage by the light board to do this song)

24. Gratitude (The last two songs were with the Beastie Boys performing instruments again with MMM)

25. Sabotage

End Time 10:56PM (Total Time 1 hour and 39 minutes)

I Believe In You (love for God, not woman)

Whether Bob Dylan wrote the song "I Believe In You" about the love for God or a woman has been up for debate ever since the song was recorded.

Here is what the liner notes in Bob Dylan's box set "Biograph" says about the song.

I BELIEVE IN YOU

Recorded in Muscel Shoals 5/79

A beautifully crafted track, from the "Slow Train Coming" sessions, "I Believe In You" is an ode to commitment. One can only imagine the studio atmosphere on the Muscle Shoals evening when Dylan recorded this powerful vocal performance. It's one of his most intimate and best. Many would later conjecture about the object of his feelings. Was it a higher being? A woman? A child? Did it really matter?

First performed in public on Saturday Night Live in October 1979, the song would hover close to the top of Dylan's subsequent concert performances.

Damn, I would love to get this song live just once! Though the odds are against me as Bob currently only performs it a handful of times each year.

from www.rollingstone.com

Phish Members Get Busy

Post-breakup, Anastasio, Gordon and McConnell are all booked

Two months after disbanding, the former members of Phish are getting busy. In October, ex-frontman Trey Anastasio returned to his Vermont studio, the Barn, to work on a pair of projects. Spending the bulk of the month writing material for an upcoming solo album, the guitarist invited along several collaborators -- new and old.

Anastasio first spent time jamming with jazz pianist Herbie Hancock for a cut on the fusion legend's forthcoming record. The date also included bassist John Patitucci (Chick Corea), veteran drummer Steve Jordan (Blues Brothers, Keith Richards), percussionist Cyro Baptista (Trey Anastasio Band, Beat the Donkey) and trumpeter Jennifer Hartswick (Trey Anastasio Band). Several brief Hancock/Anastasio duets have been posted to TreyAnastasio.com.

During the final week of October, Anastasio also recorded solo tracks with bassist Tony Levin (King Crimson), drummer Jerry Marotta (Peter Gabriel) and keyboardist Ray Packowski (Trey Anastasio Band). Several of Anastasio's regular partners -- including Hartswick, ex-Phish bassist Mike Gordon and drummer Jon Fishman -- rounded out the sessions. No release date has been set. In addition, a Trey Anastasio Band taping of Austin City Limits, recorded in September, will air nationwide on January 15th.

After producing and playing on Bane, the surreal debut of quasi-fictional bassist Joey Arkenstat, Gordon will return to both the studio and the road in December. First, the bassist will reconvene with avant-folk guitar legend Leo Kottke to begin recording a follow-up to 2002's Clone. Shortly thereafter, he will join drummer Joe Russo and keyboardist Marco Benevento for a quartet of holiday shows as the "Benevento/Russo Duo featuring Mike Gordon," culminating in a New Year's performance at New York's B.B. King's. Gordon will soon launch MikeGordon.com to keep track of his solo activities.

Meanwhile, on November 30th, ex-Phish keyboardist Page McConnell will release Vida Blue and the Spam Allstars -- Live at the Fillmore, a DVD of a June 2004 performance with his Afro-funk band. Apparently, life after Phish sometimes involves more than music: the bonus disc will include a forty-minute documentary on McConnell's "foray into the world of demolition derby and car racing."

JESSE JARNOW

(Posted Nov 08, 2004)

1. Tommorrow Is A Long Time

2. Wedding Song

3. I Believe In You

4. I'll Remember You

5. Make You Feel My Love

I'm guessing irony doesn't sell records.... ::

AD

Very true AD. I hear that "I'm A Wheel" is actually getting radio play in certain markets so good for Wilco!

Yes it was "I'm A Wheel." I'm not complaining it's one of the best rockers on "A Ghost Is Born," but I don't know how they couldn't see the irony in performing "The Late Greats" on TV.

I just got back from the Beastie Boys and Rachael and I had a great time!

When I get some time I'll write more tomorrow.

Wilco will be on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno tonight, Monday November 8 at 11:35PM

I think they are going to play "The Late Greats."

Rachael and I are leaving now. Have a good show!

Here's a list of my favorite moe. studio albums.

1. Tin Cans and Car Tires (550 Music/Sony 1998) Produced by John Alagia & moe. Engineered by John Siket

2. No Doy (550 Music/Sony 1996) Produced by John Porter Engineered by Joe McGarth

3. Dither (Fatboy Records 2000) Produced by John Siket & moe. Engineered by John Siket & Bill Emmons

4. Wormwood (Fatboy Records/iMUSIC/BMG 2003) Produced by moe. Engineered by Bill Emmons

5. Headseed (Fatboy 1994) Produced by moe. Engineered by Andrew Buscher

6. Fatboy (Fatboy 1992) Produced by moe. & Andrew Buscher Engineered by Andrew Buscher

What's yours?

I think I'll stick with the seats I have. Too many shows coming up to upgrade.

I'm sure we'll still have fun!

What? No Pixies Tim?

That's the only big show that I'm going to. I could go to moe. tomorrow, but I remain indifferent to them - and I've seen them twice.

I am up in the air about the Pixies, I still might go.

As for moe. what two moe. shows have you seen? I'm curious as one was as the opener for Phil Lesh & Friends in 2002 it was not a great gig to represent moe.

Here's a post from www.moerons.com where a person had a thread called "Best Tour Ever-they are on Fire!"

"This has been the best tour in the history of Moe. I've been catching shows since '97, and it's always been incredible. I've never had a "bad" Moe. show. I've done every show from this tour that's on archive, and caught the D.C show(which rocked-one of my favorite of all time), I can't believe how well they are playing. The new songs are insane, they really are running on all cylinders. The best part is that it is only going to keep getting better. We are all so blessed to be around for this stage in their development."

Also maybe my interview with Chuck Garvey will convince you to come see moe. at the Opera House.

Hey Shain,

I too do not have any gossip about what's happening in the Hammer. I hope all is well across the Atlantic.

As for what's going on it's a busy week. I'll be going to the Beastie Boys 11/8, moe. 11/9, R.E.M. 11/10 and maybe Bob Dylan 11/13.

Later I'll be seeing The Musical Box 11/20, Gordon Lightfoot 11/28, Benevento/Russo Duo 12/3-4, MMW 12/4, Wilco/The Flaming Lips 12/31 and Benevento/Russo Duo with Mike Gordon 12/31.

It's going to be a fun couple of months. What other shows are you going to be seeing?

Take it easy, Tim

Nice review Shain. I unfortunately missed the Polyphonic Spree at their bonnaroo performance and I didn't attend the David Bowie show that hey opened. I look forward to seeing this band one day as they sound like tons of fun.

This thread has really shown me my ignorance. All this time, I thought Jesus was Jewish, and would have followed the Old Testament, and that he based his teachings on that. (Maybe he wasn't very religious; more of a non-practicing Jew?)

Of coarse Jesus Christ was Jewish and he followed the teachings of the Old Testament. But Jesus also changed things. Jesus changed the laws of the Old Testament as hamilton noted above.

From Matthew 5:43-48

Love for Enemies

43 "You have heard that it was said, 'Love your neighbor (from Lev. 19:18) and hate your enemy.' 44 But I tell you: Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, 45 that you may be sons of your Father in heaven. He causes the sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous. 46 If you love those who love you, what reward do you get? Are not even the tax collectors doing that? 47 And if you greet only your brothers, what are doing more than others? Do not even pagans do that? 48 Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect.

Amen.

Here are all the moe. setlists from the fall tour leading up to the Toronto show on 11/09/04.

11/06/04 Byham Theater, Pittsburg, PA

Set I: Understand, Captain America> Seat Of My Pants, Shoot First, Tailspin> Head

Set II: Nebraska, Bullet> McBain> Kyle's Song, Wake Up> Plane Crash

Encore: Tijuana Donkey Show, Bearsong

11/5/04b Tower Theater - Upper Darby, PA

1: Crab Eyes, Threw It All Away, Wicked Awesome*, Akimbo, Biblical Proportions, Y.O.Y. > Down Boy > Brent Black

2: Spine of a Dog > Lost Along the Way > Time > Timmy Tucker > Kids > George

E: Not Coming Down > Wormwood > Okayalright

* First time played.

11/5/04a WXPN Studio - Philadelphia, PA

Acoustic. Live in studio performance by Rob, Chuck, and Al

New York City, Shoot First, Good Trip

11/4/04 Calvin Theater - Northampton, MA

1: Moth > Time Ed, Wind It Up, Bring It Back Home > Sensory Deprivation Bank > Mexico*

2: New York City, Good Trip, Water > Where Does the Time Go > Rebubula** > Dr. Graffenberg# > Rebubula > St. Augustine > Moth reprise

E: Disembodied Head, Can't You Hear Me Knockin'

* With "Tomorrow Never Knows" (The Beatles) tease. ** With "Funky Town" (Lipps, Inc.) tease. # With "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" (The Beatles) tease.

10/31/04 Ryman Auditorium - Nashville, TN

Country and Western theme.

1: Nonesuch River, Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms*, Time Again, Man of Constant Sorrow*, Li'l Sadie*, Bullet, Sitting on Top of the World*, Backwoods, Okayalright, Will the Circle Be Unbroken*, Salt Creek, Blue Eyed Son, Seven Bridges Road*

2: Six Days On the Road*, Queen of the Rodeo, [faux wedding of Chuck and Amy Ross], Hey Good Lookin'*, That Country Tune, Act Naturally*, King of the Road*, One Piece at a Time*, Race Is On*, Letter Home, Eastbound and Down*, Waiting For the Punchline, On the Road Again*

3: Timmy Tucker > The Road > Meat, The Pit, Spine of a Dog > Buster

E: George, Godzilla

Last "Nonesuch River" 11/8/02. Last "Salt Creek" 7/12/03. Last "That Country Tune" 6/23/01. * First time played.

10/30/04 Grady Cole Center - Charlotte, NC

1: Not Coming Down > Wormwood > Wake Up In the Sun, Akimbo, Nebraska, Kyle's Song > Brent Black

2: McBain > Head, Summer O' Why, Lost Along the Way, Opium > 32 Things

E: Happy Hour Hero

10/29/04 DAR Constitution Hall - Washington, D.C.

1: It, Crab Eyes, She Sends Me, Good Trip, Four > Plane Crash

2: Y.O.Y. > jam > Down Boy, Bullet > Biblical Proportions, Seat of My Pants > Waiting For the Punchline

E: Rebubula

10/28/04 State Theater - Ithaca, NY

1: Kyle's Song > Kids, Wind It Up, Tambourine, Captain America > Recreational Chemistry

2: The Pit, Moth* > The Road , Brittle End, Tailspin > Meat > Moth reprise

E: Stranger Than Fiction, Tijuana Donkey Show

* With "The Pit" tease.

10/27/04 Riviera Theater - North Tonawanda, NY

1: Okayalright > Gone, Disembodied Head, Mexico, Hi and Lo > Big World

2: Rise > Buster > Spaz Medicine, The Faker > Timmy Tucker > George

E: Where Does the Time Go, The Ghost of Ralph's Mom

10/24/04 State Theater - Kalamazoo, MI

1: Not Coming Down > Wormwood > St. Augustine , Biblical Proportions*, Bring You Down > Shoot First > Head

2: Understand, Bring It Back Home > Mexico** > Happy Hour Hero, Wake Up In the Sun* > Rebubula

E: Dr. Graffenberg, Nebraska

* First time played. ** With "Dark Star" (The Grateful Dead) tease.

10/23/04 Taft Theater - Cincinnati, OH

1: Crab Eyes, Threw It All Away, Akimbo, Disembodied Head*, 32 Things > CalifornIA, New York City

2: Spine of a Dog > Yodelittle > McBain, The Road**, Bullet > Brent Black

E: Tijuana Donkey Show#, San Ber'dino

* First time played, previously played by Swampdonkey. ** First time played. # First time played, previously played by Ha Ha the Moose.

10/22/04 Murat Egyptian Room - Indianapolis, IN

Truffle Bluff opened.

1: Wind It Up* > Kyle's Song > Lost Along the Way, Captain America > Seat of My Pants > Sensory Deprivation Bank

2: Recreational Chemistry, Hi and Lo > Kids, Summer O' Why, So Long > Plane Crash

E: She Sends Me

* First time played.

10/21/04 The Rave - Milwaukee, WI

1: Jazz Wank > Buster > Good Trip*, It, Timmy Tucker > Tailspin

2: Y.O.Y. > George, Time Ed, The Pit**, Moth# > Meat## > Moth^

E: Waiting For the Punchline

* First time played, but there was an impromptu early version played 6/5/04. ** First time played, previously played by Swampdonkey. # With Paranoid Android (Radiohead) tease. ## With "Havah Negilah" and "Sunshine of Your Love" (Cream) teases. ^ With "Elephant Talk" (King Crimson) tease.

whats better about the 'new' testiment...

wouldn't the old one be 'more true'???

hiiiidunno

The New Testament starts with the birth of Jesus Christ. The Old Testament is what leads up to Christs birth.

IMO Christians should follow Christs teaching in the Gospels which are found in the New Testament.

Who does Jesus hate?

Nobody.