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  1. snoe.down '06

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    We were thinking about going to snoe.down, but then decided to go to S.F for a NYE vacation. We're going to catch 3 nights of the SKB run (including a dinner hosted by the band one night), along with a SCI show on the 30th.

    If we end up at snoe.down it'll probably be a last minute decision. Hoping some of the winter dates come close to town.

  7. moe.down 6 = GOOD TIMES!

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    I didn't make the lobster bisque, but I did certainly enjoy it. It was the last meal cooked up. We enjoyed some great food this weekend(shrimp scampi with garlic linguini,spiede chicken with italian pasta salad,breakfast burritos,pulled pork sandwiches,ribs...were but a few of the meals/snacks that our group cooked up over the course of the weekend. A great crew totally over the top! :)

  8. moe.down 6 = GOOD TIMES!

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    Great times as always at moe.down. Great to see so many friends! My stomach still hurts from laughing so much this past weekend. Or perhaps that my liver from all that keg beer ;)

    Last 2 moe sets were the musical highlights for me. From bands I hadn't seen yet, I liked TLG quite a bit!

    Cheers

  11. Unibroue

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    For fans of big/strong beer another catergory as it's being called now is extreme beer(high alochol content but still with good taste) Dogfish Brewery from Delaware is leading the way with some heavy duty beers. The 120 Minute IPA weighs in at 21%! YIKES!! I've tried their Shelter Pale Ale,Chicory Stout and the 60 Minute IPA. I'm looking forward to doing a brewery tour at this place!!

    http://www.dogfish.com/

  12. new skb lineup and tour dates

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    Not sure if this was posted :

    SKB NEW LINE-UP!

    As Eudemonic hits stores August 23rd, the Steve Kimock Band hits the road with a series of dates beginning in August going through the New Year. Joining Steve and Rodney Holmes for the August run out West is old friend Reed Mathis on bass, David Nelson Band keyboardist extraordinaire Mookie Siegel, and Mitch "Moose" Stein on guitar.

    Then come fall, the Steve Kimock Band welcomes the great Robert Walter on keys and organ. Walter will fill out the proven powerhouse quartet with Kimock, Holmes, and Mathis, that wowed audiences during Kimock's past Halloween and Spring Equinox runs. Stay tuned and see you at the shows! More tour dates to be announced soon...

    The fall line up is top notch! I hope to catch a couple of these shows! Another T.O show would be even better!!

    Thu Aug 11 '05 (9:30 PM)

    Nelson, BC Fluid

    Fri Aug 12 '05 (9:00PM)

    Moscow, ID John's Alley

    Sat Aug 13 '05 (12Noon)

    Whitefish, MT North Rocky Mountain Music Fest

    Sun Aug 14 '05 (10:30PM)

    Whitefish, MT Flanagan's Central Station

    Tue Aug 16 '05 (10:00PM)

    Ketchum, ID Whiskey Jacques

    Wed Aug 17 '05 (10:00PM)

    Teton Village, WY Mangy Moose Saloon

    Fri Aug 19 '05 (10:00PM)

    Aspen, CO Belly Up Aspen

    Sat Aug 20 '05 (7:30PM/4:30PM)

    & Sun Aug 21 Bond, CO State Bridge Lodge

    Fri Aug 26 '05 (4:00 PM)

    Antigonish, NS EVOLVE Festival

    Fri Sep 9 '05 (9:00 PM)

    Santa Cruz, CA Catalyst

    Sun Sep 11 '05 (8:00 PM)

    Petaluma, CA McNear's Mystic Theatre

    Sun Sep 25 '05 (9:30 PM)

    Flagstaff, AZ Orpheum Theatre

    Fri Sep 30 '05 (9:00 PM)

    Austin, TX The Parish

    Sat Oct 1 '05 (9:00 PM)

    Dallas, TX Granada Theatre

    Tue Oct 4 '05 (10:00 PM)

    Lawrence, KS Granada Theatre

    Sat Oct 8 '05

    Chicago, IL Park West

    Sun Oct 9 '05 (9:00 PM)

    Ferndale, MI The Magic Bag

    Thu Oct 20 '05 (9:00 PM)

    Charlottesville, VA Starr Hill Music Hall

    Wed Oct 26 '05 (9:00PM)

    Troy, NY Revolution Hall

    Thu Oct 27 '05 (9:00 PM)

    Newmarket, NH The Stone Church

    Fri Oct 28 '05 (9:00 PM)

    South Burlington, VT Higher Ground

    Sat Oct 29 '05 (9:00 PM)

    Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club

    Sun Oct 30 '05 (8:00 PM)

    Ridgefield, CT Ridgefield Playhouse

    Mon Oct 31 '05 (9:00 PM)

    Teaneck, NJ Mexicali Blues

    Sat Nov 26 '05 (10:00PM)

    New York, NY Bowery Ballroom

  13. UM in Sept...

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    For all the UM phans...looks like some fairly close shows are headed our way in Sept.(Rochester->Utica->Troy 9-9,9-10,9-11) Dates are popping up on the PT board.

    Rochester- Water Street Music Hall

    Utica- Saranac Brewery Parking Lot :)-Brewery is beside The Electric Company

    Troy- assuming it'll be at The Revolution Hall

  14. Oregon trip/NWSS(long)

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    Hey Folks-

    Sarah and I just got back from a phun trip out to

    Oregon. Along with our good friends Dave and Kelli

    from Charlotte,NC we traveled around the state. As

    well as hitting the NWSS with our Portland friends

    Mike and Colleen.

    Once we all got situated in Portland, Mike took us

    to one of Portland's famous Mcmenamin pubs. This one

    had tons of Grateful Dead memorabilia and music. Not

    to mention good beer. The Kolsch was tasty!

    http://www.mcmenamins.com/index.php?loc=10&id=313

    The next day our first stop was in McMinnville to

    explore the Evergreen Aviation Museum. Home of the

    Howard Hughes "Spruce Goose" and many other aircraft

    and artifacts. The SG alone is worth the price of

    admission. The plane is bigger than you can imagine...

    Texas BIG. http://www.sprucegoose.org/

    Go figure we ended our afternoon travels at a winery.

    Lovely view, interesting owners, and some fine local

    wine. http://www.amityvineyards.com/

    We spent the night in Newport on the coast. Home of

    the Oregon Coast Aquarium. Great place for kids and

    adults. Lots of interactive exhibits. Aquarium had

    sea otters,lions,sharks,jellies,octopus etc A great

    stop http://www.aquarium.org/

    Leaving the aquarium we found ourselves in a HUGE

    traffic jam along the coastal highway. Good time

    to tax the 4x4 rental. Off route and off road we

    went to find a way out of the traffic along a

    dirt road thru the Siuslaw National Forest. Lush

    forest greens and wildlife made this a great

    alternate route!

    Back on pavement we soon stumbled upon this gem of

    a brewery. Looked a little gypsy, but the beers

    were some of the finest on the trip! The Chocolate

    Stout was unreal! http://www.siletzbrewing.com/

    Oregon state has more tasty microbreweries you can

    imagine. We sampled many flavours from a wide variety

    of brewers(Mcmenamins,Siletz,Widmar,Deshutes,Rogue,

    Full Sail,Elliot Glacier, Big Horse,Bridgeport) And

    as you can imagine... I might have forgotten a few ;-P

    http://www.oregonbeer.org

    We camped out along the Oregon coast at Oswald West

    State Park. Great secluded campsites all within walking

    distance to beautiful cove on the ocean. A local

    place for Oregon surfers, whom road the waves(or at least

    tried from dawn 'til dusk. Great camping spot!

    http://www.oregonstateparks.org/park_195.php

    From the coast we headed up to the mouth of the Columbia

    River and headed inland towards Hood River. Along the

    way we stopped in a the Multonamah Falls.

    http://trips.stateoforegon.com/multnomah_falls/

    We spent a couple nights in Hood River in the Columbia

    Gorge region. World famous for its wind surfing and

    newer sport- kite surfing along the Columbia river.

    Hood River Hotel was a convenient spot in this phun, laid

    back town. Lots of great restaurants! We took the

    scenic Mt Hood Railroad thru the rolling foothills and

    orchards of Mt Hood. We road in the caboose which was

    a hoot! We had a personal tour of the Full Sail Brewery

    in Hood River. Great tour, and way too many fine ales :)

    http://www.hoodriverhotel.com/welcome.html

    http://www.mthoodrr.com/

    http://www.fullsailbrewing.com/

    From Hood River we ventured on and around Mt.Hood. We

    visited Lost Lake with its stunning views of the mountain.

    A short hike and picnic along the lake we continued along

    to Timberline Lodge. Views of Mt.Adams in Washington and

    Mt Jefferson in Oregon could be seen along this route.

    Timberline Lodge is a National Historic site with amazing

    views of the Mt and surrounding area. The craftsmanship of

    the Lodge is amazing! Scenes from the Shining were filmed

    there as well. We felt good about Hood!

    http://www.mthood.org/gallery.html

    http://www.timberlinelodge.com/

    Back in Portland and gearing up for the Yonder Mountain

    String Band festival we all went to Jake's Famous Seafood.

    Great variety of fresh fish! We all ate too much!! A fine

    dinner with friends. http://www.jakesfamouscrawfish.com/

    Our crew of Kinfolk(Sarah,Kelli,Colleen,Dave,Mike and I)

    drove into Horning's Hideout on the Friday. Rules about

    outside beverages have been tightened up a wee bit this

    year, so we had to use a few Jedi mind tricks to get our

    2 vehicles inside with all our tasty cargo. Once inside,

    we found a great campsite (Mike's usual spot)in the back 40.

    Horning's venue is in a natural bowl surrounded by forest,

    greenery and a small lake. Fine picking,jamming all weekend.

    Mike and Leo have added a drummer, which sounded great.

    Keller's set had Jeff Austin sit in as well as the Keel's.

    Yonder sets were pretty much a free for all with the festival

    guests(sit ins by the Keels,KW,Mike,Vince,Wasserman and

    many others) Larry Keel and Natural Bridge's set was top notch.

    Seeing Darol Anger play fiddle with YMSB all weekend was a real

    treat! I hope festivals can continue at Hornings. Magical place!

    http://www.stringsummit.com/home.htm

    http://www.horningshideout.com/

    http://www.yondermountain.com/

    An awesome trip! Big Thanks to Dave and Kelli, we couldn't

    of had better friends to travel with. Y'all are Deluxe! :)

    As well much Thanks to Mike and Colleen for putting us up in

    Portland, great Oregon travel tips and the airport p/u and

    drop-offs.

    Yonder Mountain String Band

    6/24/2005 (Fri)

    Northwest String Summit

    Horning's Hideout - North Plains, OR

    Set 1:

    1. Intro

    2. End Of The Day

    3. Good Hearted Woman

    4. This Lonesome Heart

    5. New Horizons> Within You Without You Tease>

    6. Looking Back Over My Shoulder>

    7. New Horizons

    8. A Fathers Arms

    9. Amen Chorus>

    10. Trainbound For Gloryland>

    11. Ride The Wild Turkey

    12. Freeborn Man>

    13. High Cross Juction>

    14. Freeborn Man

    disc 2 Set 2:

    1. *Molly & Tenbrooks

    2. *Lost & I'll Never Find My Way

    3. *Raleigh & Spencer

    4. Bird Speaks

    5. Sometimes I've Won> Screen Door Tease>

    6. Steampowered Aeroplane>

    7. Boatman

    8. #^Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere>

    9. #^Girlfriend Is Better>

    10. Snow On The Pines

    Comment: Darol Anger on fiddle entire show, *= Mike Gordon on banjo and vocals, #= Eric Deutsch on keyboards, ^= Mark Dalio on drums

    6-25

    I: ...Riverside > Over the Waterfall, What Yer Selling, Yer No Good,

    Another Day, Eli Renfro, Musta Had Your Reasons, New Speedway Boogie, No Expectations (w/ Vince, others), Ewie w/ Crooked Horn > Dear Prudence

    II: Want a New Drug (KW), Gallavanting (KW), Porta Potty (KW),

    Kentucky Mando (Barnes, Keel, Wasserman), Groundhog (Barnes, Keel), My Gal (Black Dog), I'm the Slime (Black Dog) E: Grand Ol Opry (everybody and then some)

    6-26

    I: Peace of Mind, Hole, Just the Same, Northern Song, Finally Saw the Light, Maid of the Canyon, New Burle Song, Steep Grades (w/ Dino), Yes She Do (Dino)

    II: Damned If I Do (Camp), Camp Song, Wheel Hoss (lots of people),

    Little Girl In Tennessee (Camp, lots), Death Trip (Barnes), Going

    Where They Do Not Know My Name (Barnes), Come Together (lots of

    people, dedicated to Charlie)

    E: The Way That Daddy Liked To Do It (new Burle song), Holding

  17. How was The Breakfast?

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    My only complaint was the sound guy had the volume rammed passed 11 and the mix was pretty muddy. I like them... guitar player is damn good, shreds like nobodys business) Songwriting still needs a little work. They reminded me of Seth Yacavone meets Frank Zappa...

    Looks like both Raq and The Breakfast are playing at this years moe.down. Although Raq has played before???...

    http://www.raqmusic.com/tourdates.html

    http://www.thebreakfast.net/tour.php

  18. Trapped in a Canyon on TLC

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    SCI had a benefit for Aron as well. He's definetly a jam-fan as he mentions phish,sci shows in his book- Between a Rock and a Hard Place. A couple friends (Armand and Dave) had the pleasure of hanging out with him at Telluride Bluegrass festival for a couple sets. His book is worth reading... inspiring will to live.

  21. What 5 CDs are you playing most these days?

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    Well more than 5 cds...but I just loaded my home and car players with the Steve Kimock and Friends run from the Spring (3-16,17,18,19,20) and the Rebel Alliance Show (4-20) SK/F show has Kimock with Rodney Holmes(drums),Reed Mathis(bass),and Robert Walters(keys) So far..... SICK!!!!! Looking forward to seeing Reed at the CTMF.

  23. Railroad Earth

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    Yep I've liked these guys for awhile. Studio stuff is great, and live... tons of energy and phun! Seen them open for Sam Bush in Sommerville,Ma as well as catching them on their own in SF and Colorado Springs. Hope they get added to moedown this year, as the .down usually has some roots/bluegrass acts. As well, they opened a few of moe.s recent westcoast shows.

  25. Assembly of Dust (review)

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    Howdy folks-

    We were supposed to go to the DSO show

    this weekend, but the show was cancelled

    due to the unfortunate passing of Scott

    Larned :(

    So we changed road trip plans and went to

    Rochester to catch Reid Genauer and the

    Assembly of Dust.

    During the day we checked out the George

    Eastman House museum. Eastman was the

    founder of Kodak. The museum had some great

    displays of photography (Mt series, Portraits

    from American Music, and George Weston) The

    George Weston photos were mostly black and

    white. A friend of Ansel Adams, his wilderness

    photos are very similar to A.A's work. The

    house was interesting too. A turn of the century

    estate(a national historic landmark) 35,000

    square feet, 37 rooms... grand old stuff.

    http://www.eastmanhouse.org/

    Working up an appetite we went to Dinosaurs BBQ.

    We've been a bunch of times. This place is awesome

    if you're a fan of true wood smoked BBQ. We had

    fried green tomatoes with cayenne buttermilk

    ranch dip, followed by a smoked cheddar cheese

    ale soup. The dinner we split a full rack of

    ribs, with sides Cajun corn and real mashed potatoes

    with gravy. Throw in the picture of Yuengling Lager

    during dinner. It was nap time after this! Awesome

    joint for food!!

    http://www.dinosaurbarbque.com/rochester/index.html

    Saturday nite- we caught Reid at the Club at Water

    Street Music Hall. Sort of a smaller version of the

    WS Music Hall. Decent venue. AOD put on a fine show.

    Some new stuff, some Reid(Strangefolk) nuggets as well.

    Nate Wilson tore up the place with his B3 and piano work.

    AOD 4/30/05

    Rochester

    Set 1

    Sinner

    Honey Creeper

    Rachael

    Bootleggers Advice

    Fountain

    Grand Design

    Valhalla

    New Real Rhythm

    Set 2

    Stone Choir

    What Say You

    Tavern Walker

    Walk On

    Heartblood

    Paul Henry

    Otis

    Songs We Sing

    E:

    Elixir

    Corpus Christi

    http://www.waterstreetmusic.com/theclubapr04.htm

    http://www.assemblyofdust.com

    We met Tom at the show, whose photography work line the

    walls of WS Music Hall. He does a lot work and is a

    licensed photographer for WSP. His website has some great

    pics, especially the WSP stuff. He mentioned that he needs

    to upload a ton of stuff still.

    http://www.tgsporch.com/

    A phun road trip and some great music! :)

    Cheers!!

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