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  1. Tooly and Alabama Man both raise points that I have been thinking about along with other thoughts that actually freak me out !!! These so called FREE fun sites seem so harmless and fun, but when you stop and think about the negative things that could happen from these sites its scary, to me atleast. Maybe I have watched to many sci-fi or conspiracy movies but it seems like this is right out of one of them. I mean these sites are free to us, but those sites need money to run, I know alot of money can be generated from the ads on the site.. but buisness is greedy, our information can be woth ALOT to people we have no idea they are handing it over too. Not only that, but if someone wanted to steal your identify or really fuck with your life all the info they need along with pictures and everything is right there for the picking...that we have voluntarilly handed over for anyone to see. I've always been kinda paranoid by nature but I just feel we are all being watched to a degree and we just keep handed them the info....
  2. [blurb]overall another well-run moe. event !!!

    they always seem to pull off a very smooth fest...

    [color:purple](Tara will be adding in Purple) The only non-smooth thing about this festival was the glowstick police! The first night wasn't so bad, but the second night there was a guy walking through the entire dance floor taking away everyone's glowsticks. (Mind you, there were only about 50 glowsticks I saw all weekend.. This guy was determined) Anyways, he told us it was because people were smuggling heroin in them.. Now that makes sense, right? I didn't think so..

    we rolled into town just in time to meet up

    with my brother and friends from my home town

    St. Stephen, NB.

    had a quick drink and off to the races...

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    thanks for snapin' this one captain' ;)

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    Tea Leaf Green 5:30pm (Friday):

    these guys used to impress me ALOT more...i’m

    not sayin it was bad...but the novelty has worn

    off a bit and nothing really got me that excited

    except the fact that I was outta the car after that drive and I was at a music fest :)

    pretty standard performance from these guys, but they did only have an hour so...

    [color:purple]They sure got me dancing, but I think I was just excited to be there after the long drive.. Nothing really special music-wise on their part. I'm used to seeing them late-night, and it seemed like they were struggling with the hour time slot. I think if they would've had a longer and better slot then they'd bring it..

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    Peter Prince:

    playing on the second stage over in the old

    1932 Olympic building, also the indoor vending area

    the band sounded good and basically served as background music while we took everything in as there was a lot going on in this room... including

    a great jager booth with tons of swag giveaways... did you know jager has 56 herbs :o ha

    well if ya knew that you got a nifty hat along with other fun freebies...

    [color:purple]Baj took advantage of this on both nights!! Free stuff rules!

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    Little Feat:

    Back to the 1980 big building main stage...

    they started off slow and mellow

    but kept building up to a great string of songs

    to end their set dixie chicken > fat man in the bathtub > get up stand up :D what a fantastic band still going strong... it was good to see them after missing the pepper jack show!

    [color:purple]This was my first time seeing them and my mom was really excited!! Haha! These guys rocked out and I was super glad I finally got to see them!

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    Sam Kininger Band:

    back to the second stage, not us as we had to run back to the house we all rented which was a 5min walk from the venue which was great, since we took our little dog lexie and went to let her out.

    BUT

    Rich said these guys kicked ass and was his favorite band he caught that night besides moe.

    [color:purple]Lake Placid is super beautiful! The weather was awesome that first night, and you gotta love that crisp mountain air!!

    MOE first night:

    Came out rockin' as always... although I enjoyed the second night of moe. more...

    Set I: Tailspin, The Pit, Akimbo, Lost Along the Way, Tambourine, Happy Hour Hero> She

    Set II: Spine Of A Dog> Buster, Macintyre Range, Kyle's Song> Bullet> Big World

    Encore: Okayalright

    [color:purple]This was my first time actually giving moe a chance.. I've been to many festivals that moe played, but I've never been interested in getting into them. I was really excited about this because Brian loves them and I knew I probably would, too.. I can tell you that this night didn't do them justice.. I was left disappointed on this first night..

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    DAY TWO

    The SLIP; 5:30pm Sat.

    pretty much first band to start things up on day two, with a small turn-out due to their time slot

    but I really enjoyed hearing their sound on the

    main stage. ended their 1hr set with children of december, then threw a big ol blow up space man out into crowd which was fun :) They sounded fantastic !!!

    [color:purple]I was super excited to get to listen to these guys since so many of you all love them.. They made me dance, and they also seemed like a weird bunch.. Which certainly appeals to me! Anyways, had a blast and the big blow-up astronaut was the icing on the cake! I thought liking these guys would make me truly Canadian until Baj bursted my bubble and told me they were American.. Haha..

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    It was great to hang out with you Passedoutbob and Mellie...we evern got a pic of us newly weds

    [color:purple]You guys rock! Had a blast with you two!

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    Hot day at the Zoo;

    back to the second stage for a nice surprise...

    GREAT BLUEGRASS, these guys were a ton of fun

    would definitely check em out anytime they might be near in the future!

    [color:purple]We were walking towards this stage when I heard the mandolin.. Immediate smile on my face!!! I think that every good festival should have at least one bluegrass band, and these guys were awesome! They had us dancing and yelling "yee-haw!!" They sure made this Kentucky girl proud..

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    Brazilian Girls;

    Main Stage - very interesting mix here of diff languages...and music.. ha I enjoyed them for sure

    as something I have not really seen live before...but wouldn’t go see them as a headlining act... I'm glad I finally got to check em out though...

    [color:purple]So funny!! The beat was amazing.. Perfect to dance to! I loved the multi-lingual lyrics and the funkyness of the lead lady.. My favorite song has to be "Pussy Marijuana".. Had me cracking up!! Oh, and by the way, why are they called the Brazillian Girls when there's only one girl?

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    missed Vorcza as Tara and I hung out at the main stage and got ready for Biscuit mania :P

    [color:purple]Preparation was needed

    DISCO BISCUITS;

    ROCKED the place, came out covering Zepplin's Kashmir...which I thought was cool as hell being their first time covering this...

    They ended their set very cool as well with Floyds Echoes, with Tom Hamilton (Brothers Past) on guitar...great fucking set !!!

    Tara has really gotten me into these guys seeing a couple shows back in the fall and now this one being my third...really finally getting these guys, on top of the fact that I think they are really at the top of their career right now... here’s the setlist:

    Kashmir1> Sweating Bullets, Abraxas, World Is Spinning, Confrontation, The Overture2> Liquid Handcuffs> Save The Robots, Echoes3

    1 1st time played (Led Zeppelin)

    2 unfinished

    3 with Tom Hamilton (Brothers Past) on guitar

    [color:purple]Yeah.. There's not much I could say that's bad about these guys.. I've been a hard-core Bisco fan since 2003 and the only thing that ever gets me mad is when they play short slots.. The Kashmir was a certain surprise, but I think it appealed to a lot of moe.rons, and that's why they did it.. But I wasn't messin' around.. I was ready to dance... World is Spinning was super-sick, and I loved Robots.. Always a fun one!! Tom Hamilton was perfect fitting in helping Barber with the guitar riffs.. So much fun!! But I wanted more..

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    MOE and their MONSTER final sets...

    Fan fucking TASTIC ... had the place busting at

    the seams with WAY more people in attendance and

    just a killer set of songs... we were loving sitting back at first and just watching the place go off...it was sending shivers all through me just watching...loved the whole scene...

    THEN

    Tara got her wish... more biscuits :D

    moe. switched out with them seamlessly during a super intense jam in the middle of mcbain...the biscuits brought the energy level up higher than I thought anyone was gonna bring it as they raged cyclone then finally seamlessly switched back to moe who finished mcbain and kept goin with their set for about another half hr or more...

    what a finally :D

    Set I: Not Coming Down> Wormwood> Wind it up, Plane Crash> Water> The Road

    Set II: Lazarus> George> McBain> Jam1 2> McBain, Rebubula, Blue Jeans Pizza> Rise

    Encore: Faker> Plane Crash

    1 moe./bisco switch> Cyclone > bisco/moe. switch

    2 Chuck on Al.'s guitar, Al. on Chuck's guitar, Jim on Rob's bass

    my fav song during this set was chucks 'wind it up' just love that song...

    [color:purple]Ok.. So THIS was the moe I wanted!! They definitely blew me away this night.. AMAZING light show and intense jams.. Sooooo much energy in the place!! I of course was loving the Bisco switch-off!! They brought the room to the most intense energy level!! It was INSANE!!!

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    had a great time for the second year in a row, so thankful I get to meet up with family and friends from my home at these events and that Tara got to meet everyone...

    topped with amazing great music !!!

    thanks again MS_Zimmy and Jambands.ca ;)

    [color:purple]I'm sooooo thankful that Brian and I got to go.. It was such a blessing how things ended up happening! I finally got to meet my brother-in-law, along with Baj's childhood friends from NB.. I had an amazing time!! Thank you again (from me) Jambands.ca and Ms_Zimmy!!!

  3. moe.down 8

    The Eighth Annual moe.down will be held August 31, September 1 and 2 at

    the Snow Ridge Ski area in Turin, NY. moe.down is an annual party for moe. and

    its fans. The band will perform a total of six sets throughout the weekend.

    Early Bird Tickets go on sale at noon, Sunday April 1 for $80 through

    moe.ticketing.

    There are a limited number of Early Bird Tickets. They will be on sale

    until they run out or June 1st, whichever comes first. A limited number of

    tickets will then be $95 until they are sold out or until August 12th. Tickets

    after that be $110.

    In addition to moe., this year's performers include Ryan Adams, Medeski

    Scofield Martin & Wood, J.J. Grey & Mofro, Amos Lee, Meat Puppets, Ryan Montbleu

    and The Brakes. More bands will be announced in the coming weeks.

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