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  2. Recommend an album?

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    JFJO - All Is One (Live In New York City) 2002

    Vida Blue feat. Spam Allstars - The Illustrated Band

    Prince - Sign 'O' The Times (thanx Bouche)

    John Scofield - Up All Night

    John Scofield - Uberjam

    A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory

    Bob Dylan And The Band - The Basement Tapes

    Garage A Trois - Emphasizer

    Garage A Trois - Outre Mer

    Stanton Moore - All Kooked Out!

    Those are just a few that have been getting lot's of play at my place in the last few months.

  4. Oysterhead added to Bonnaroo

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    Massey Hall was sick.. I was lucky enough to be front row the entire show and Les scared the hell out of me!

    I cant wait for June!!!

    I must have saw you. I recall seeing Shitidiot getting the Les goggles. He was scared for Cully.

    Anyone recall Les saying...............

    "Hey give it up for me!"

    Weild The Spade. Oysterhead is back! YaFuckingwho?

  9. Oysterhead added to Bonnaroo

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    Hmmm... While the addition of Oysterhead doesn't make me want to go to Bonnaroo any more than before, I can only hope that it means that there will be a new album and, hopefully, tour. The Oysterhead show I caught in Toronto in 2001 was incredible. I've always said that Oysterhead was one of the best Phish side-projects that ever happened.

    You're definetely the most biased music fan I know. And I'm proud to call you my friend for that exact reason. Let's do some Q+A shall we?

    1st Question: Jason, do you think that, Superfly Productions, adding a super band the likes of Oysterhead this quickly after the announcement of

    it's original lineup of Radiohead, Beck, Death Cab For Cutie, and Bonnie Raitt will infact draw more musically empathetic people towards the festival?

  12. Where are our musical heroes of tommorow?

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    I.M.O. There is a lot of electronic music out there that will stand the test of time. Someone mentioned Amon Tobin on another thread, prime example. Electronic music remained underground for years, and it thrived there. Now that it is much more mainstream it continues to thrive. I went to a few larger parties back in the mid to late 90's. Cyrous, Pleasure Force, Kit Kat, I had a great time at them all. And everywhere I looked when I wasn't dancing there were people of all walks of life kicking it up at every party. Even the smaller parties that I atteneded were quite heady, and there was a definite sense of music moving in a different direction.

    I listen to quite an aray of music, it's difficult to keep up with everything, musically or not. This world is moving at an unprecedented pace and if there's anything that will stand the test of time it will be music in a whole.

    Stevie Wonder, Sir Duke

    Music is a world within itself

    With a language we all understand

    With an equal opportunity

    For all to sing, dance and clap their hands

    But just because a record has a groove

    Don’t make it in the groove

    But you can tell right away at letter a

    When the people start to move

    They can feel it all over

    They can feel it all over people

    They can feel it all over

    They can feel it all over people

    Music knows it is and always will

    Be one of the things that life just won’t quit

    But here are some of music’s pioneers

    That time will not allow us to forget

    For there’s basie, miller, satchmo

    And the king of all sir duke

    And with a voice like ella’s ringing out

    There’s no way the band can lose

    You can feel it all over

    You can feel it all over people

    You can feel it all over

    You can feel it all over people

    You can feel it all over

    You can feel it all over people

    You can feel it all over

    You can feel it all over people

    You can feel it all over

    You can feel it all over people

    You can feel it all over

    You can feel it all over people

    You can feel it all over

    You can feel it all over people

    You can feel it all over

    I can feel it all over-all over now people

    Can’t you feel it all over

    Come on let’s feel it all over people

    You can feel it all over

    Everybody-all over people

  17. MMW To Release 2nd Retrospective

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    From www.jambands.com

    Best of MMW’s Blue Note Years

    Medeski, Martin and Wood will release its second career retrospective, Note Bleu - The Best of the Blue Note Years 1998 – 2005 on April 4. The follow-up to the group’s 1999 release, Last Chance to Dance Trance (Perhaps) this disc will feature tracks from all five of MMW’s Blue Note albums: Combustication, Tonic, The Dropper, Uninvisible and End of the World Party (just in case). A special edition of the disc will also feature bonus tracks plus a DVD of assorted videos, live footage and a mini documentary made in France. MMW has also confirmed a pair of April acoustic performances at Philadelphia, PA’s Kimmel Center and Huntington, NY’s IMAC Theatre, in addition to a series of South American dates.

  18. Recommend a live show...

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    I'm sure you've all heard it but I'll never get sick of it.........

    MMW 10/14/1995

    Emo's, Austin Tx

    Think

    Bass Solo>Dracula

    Henduck

    Jelly Belly*>Is There Anybody Here That Love My Jesus*>The Lover

    Lonely Avenue>Chubb Sub*

    E: Crosstown Traffic

    * - with Trey Anastasio

    That Chubb Sub takes the cake as the best I've ever heard.

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