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Happy belated, my Island Brother. Hope you're having a great weekend. Is it airbrushed on the side of your panel van?

Exactly, which is why we're here talking about them. It seems to me like they subscribe to the "no publicity is bad publicity" mentality.

Thanks for posting this, Brad. I've been curious to hear them with the (new) new drummer. I'm coming up on ten years since I first started seeing these guys in the Maritimes, and though I haven't paid much attention to them in the past few years, they're always good for a nostalgia listen.

So my lady and I are in San Francisco right now, having been road tripping the West Coast for over a month. Just yesterday we started batting around the idea of turning left and driving to Manchester. Who else from these parts might I see if I make the trek?

Put on some Steelworkers and get in a fight. Happy birthday, Esau. Here's to ya.

Awesome video Kev, thanks. Funny that the "hippie bus" that they showed actually belongs to the 12 Tribes cult that goes on tour to recruit vulnerable young'uns.

Just for formality's sake (the full setlist above was missing the last two songs of the first set): ----- Phish Fenway Park Boston, MA 5/31/2009 Set 1: Sample in a Jar* Moma Dance Chalk Dust Torture Ocelot Stash Bouncin' Around The Room Poor Heart Limb by Limb Wading in the Velvet Sea Down With Disease Destiny Unbound Character Zero Set 2: Tweezer Light Bathtub Gin David Bowie Time Turns Elastic Free The Ballad Of Curtis Loew** You Enjoy Myself Encore: Cavern Good Times, Bad Times Tweezer Reprise * Prior to the start of set one, Phish performed The Star Spangled Banner acapella from the mound. ** Last Played 8/2/93 ---- Show sounds great so far. As with Hampton, I like that they seem to be taking care of bust-outs early on. I see it as a "Alright, here you go, now let's get down to business" type of maneuver.

I definitely thought, from the forum title, that this was going to be one show. Thanks for nothing, jerk. Glad to see Ottawa gaining a foothold as a legitimate tour stop (just in case I ever make it back home to live).

Songs For a Sleepy Sunday Afternoon 1. Sky Blue Sky - Wilco 2. Day Tripper - Beatles 3. Furr - Blitzen Trapper 4. Farther on Down the Road- Taj Mahal (not the Clapton song) 5. Late For Church - D.B.T 6. Morning Glory - Lizz Wright 7. Harris Fetch Thy Mare - Stan Rogers 8. Blue Nile - Mulatu Astatke and The Heliocentrics (the album this is from is amazing!) 9. Shenandoah - Tony Rice 10. 11. 12.

Depends. If it's Shoreline Lawns you are trying to buy, your best bet is to send me a PM. For anything else I can't help you.

Really? That's great to know. How does it work? Are there sites or do you simply find a spot to set up camp? As long as you camp 50'(i think) off of the road and' date=' of course, remember the campsite rule, it's all free. I often stopped into the National Forest Offices and asked for recommendations for the most beautful and the quietest sites. They were always really helpful and friendly. It's soooo much better than paying lots of money to be packed into treeless sites of private campgrounds. I also found that instead of paying big $ for a site in a National Park, I could find a much more beautiful free site at a nearby National Forest. [/quote'] My friend, you just made my day. Thank you! Paying to camp night after night definitely adds up, so I think we'll aim for the national forests. We just looked at the atlas and saw that there are a ton of them in the general direction we are traveling. We'll stay at the odd National Park as well, but national forests are the new game plan. And I agree, private campgrounds are generally quite lame if you're looking for any kind of wilderness experience.

Really? That's great to know. How does it work? Are there sites or do you simply find a spot to set up camp?

This is great stuff. Thanks everyone. Anyone else?

If we're living somewhere before then and go to both shows, you're in. That said, I've just been downstairs packing the car. If it looks in August like it does now, I hope you like roof racks.

Great. We've got the fucking Smothers Brothers working their material in here. Is there a two-drink minimum in this thread?

Yeah, the Redwoods are high on the list. Sarah has always wanted to see them, so we're really looking forward to it. And Phorbesie, while we've never met I hoped you would have some input here. Crater Lake is something we've heard good things about, so we'll make that a stop. And we're definitely heading into CA, though probably not any farther down than SF. Phish at the Gorge is something we're pumped for and is the one plan we've made. Will we see you and/or Velvet there? We have Shoreline tickets as well, but might get rid of those.

Greetings. With school now behind me forever (woo hoo!) my girlfriend and I are leaving town and road tripping to celebrate. We're leaving Victoria tomorrow with all our worldlies in the back of the car (and our bikes on the roof!) and heading south into Olympic National Park and points south. Does anybody have any recommendations for must-see places along the coast or even inland? We'll be camping our way down and are up for anything. We figure eventually we'll turn around and come back north and possibly spend the summer and beyond in Portland. Really though, there are no plans whatsoever and we're pretty pumped for that fact alone. Any recommendations greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I wish I'd seen this a year ago - it has "law school term paper" written all over it.

That looks like an ideal lineup for a regional festival. You can tell it's been shaped in the Evolve mold.

Yeah, and I'm Susan Fucking Boyle. Awesome video. Makes me want to give up all of the road riding I've been doing and jump on my neglected mountain bike. Thanks for sharing!

Je m'appelle pamplemousse?

TimmyBism: I have seen your 2 cows 142 times, going back to 1986. Huxism: My two cows are retired I now prefer the one with the shittier cover band

It's a beautiful, summer-like sunny day here in Victoria. I'm stuck in the son-of-a-bitchin' library today, but I just wandered outside at around quarter after four. There's a fountain/pond out front of the library, and just on the other side of the fountain is a lawn that's about the size of two football fields. Victoria + 4/20 + 4:20 + Sunshine + Massive lawn in the middle of campus = a celebration in full force. I was a spectator more so than a participant, but it made for a pretty relaxing fifteen minute vacation.

I don't get it.

Thanks for this, I'll look forward to checking it out today. Nice to see some of the classics in there. I miss seeing shows at the Paramount.