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right on!
And i think we have a trade there Booche! Sorry i still aint got ur cd's in the mail...
Shall i hold off? How does the Utica sound?
Shain .. u rock brother
Bob Baldwin
30 Hialeah Cres
Whitby, ON
L1N 6R1
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I KNow it Blane,
Ill be Greyhoundin home after the show on the 4th at something like 12 45 am...
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uMMM,
MacMaster?
jcphish@yahoo.com
Please please please be MacMaster i LOVE RAQ!
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What Ms. HUx said...
Welcome to our cozy corner... you can laugh a laugh and shed a tear all in the same...
What the %^&% am i talkin about?
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Today would be mone actually... 7 yrs ago today at Niagara Falls Convention Center... I dont have to say it again how much that show blew my mind!
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Well put M,
I have spent too may an night to remember at teh Zone and look forward to what thephutue brings .. be it there or another club or clubs that step up to accept our scene in Toronto..
Stay kind all...
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Hey all,
Just thought Id post a pretty important heads up for those that may be anticipating picking up there Hampton tickets at Will Call.
I was told at the time of purchase (aprox month and a half ago) by phone that because this is a Canadian order that my tickets would be held for me at the venue and I would have to make arrangements to pick them up there.
No Problem!
As the tix were on my gf's credit card i faxed a letter to Hampton Coliseum with my id, her id and her credit card explaining that I would be the one actually attending the show. No Problem!
So last night i decide to call Hampton to make sure that everything is in order and they explain to me that there will be NO WILL CALL for any of the Phish shows in January. Hunh?
Problem!
So onto ticketmaster i go and after about 35 minutes of dealing with a ticketmaster customer service rep my tickets should now be arriving within the next ten business days. So just as a heads up for any of you i would highly recommend that you contact ticketmaster NOW if you have any questions with your orders.
"But tequilas where it starts and where it ends! "
See yas at New Years!
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Hey Phishin im takin the bus leaving on the evening of the 30th and it arrives in at roughly 7 am.. its a ten hr ride.... lemme know maybe we can all truck down together...
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This album is phantastic...
Ive given it a few listens now and feel it has a bit of a billy breathes feeling ... there are deffinately a few gems and very pretty songs...
cannot wait for my copy to arrive from dry goods... bring on Saturday night live!
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Holy Shit! Look at that second set!
Sorry if this was posted already...
11/26/02 Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
I:
Viola Lee Blues*,
Aiko Aiko*,
The Music Never Stopped*,
Alligator >
Baba Jingo,
Shakedown Street,
Good Lovin
II:
Tomorrow Never Knows* >
Dark Star* >
All Along the Watchtower >
Dark Star*,
Cryptical Envelopment >
The Other One >
Drums >
Space >
The Other One >
The Wheel* >
Turn On Your Lovelight*+
E: Sugar Magnolia*
*-with Susan Tedeschi;
+-w/ Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks
Review pulled from section 7 list...
thanks to dave Bonan
Robert Hunter played between setsalright, time for my review.
look at the fucking setlist, it was amazing.
met jim and his friend near msg and it turns out we
were both regulars on the max creek forum! then jim
ditched us, the ass but then we found him.
got inside surprisingly a whole lot quicker than
hartford, took under 5 minutes! i was in at 7:15 and
saw the big cloud of smoke, some 6 sections long and
made my way to smell it. i didn't sit in my section of
319, but was visiting a friend 4 rows behind the stage
and stayed the whole time at an emtpy seat,
surprisingly.
all the band members were doing their traditional
huddle and having a blast. i saw derek trucks hanging
out behind stage so i knew there would be a treat
later on.
before they started, they talked to the crowd and just
plain smiled like they were about to open a bag of
goodies. then the explosive downbeat chord of viola
and voila, we were under way to a great nite. they did
the whole viola lee and they got into that raucous jam
and unlike stranger in hartford, they got lost in the
jam and loved it and came back to the head and nailed
it. aiko was great and mickey sang it and it was
energizing and he wouldn't stop the chorus. smiles all
around from band members. The Music Never Stopped was
a real treat and then i knew it would be a great show
and then alligator, give me a break, but they spaced
out the lyrics like they now do with the other one.
then baba jingo's intro was enticing. i hate the song,
believe me, but i must recant after last nite. don't
get me wrong i still have contempt, but it was on the
ball musically. then a pause and a stare at the crowd
and BAM! downbeat of shakedown. i was ready to go home
now and the setlist is wrong, it segues into good
lovin, but it wasn't the '78 version, rather the old
'70 intro. and bobby and susan were awesome. a couple
of Hahhhhhs from sideshow did it and instead of ending
it, went back into the '70 outro.
the 1st set had a lot of surprises, great
musicianship, no one person ruled the stage, it was
shared.
hunter came out within 5 minutes, a change from
harshford. the setlist from memory (still intact) was
Box of Rain, Candyman, Easy Wind->Mr. Charlie->Easy
Wind, Wharf Rat, ?, Ripple, ?*
*this probably was either written by hunter or an
original irish jig because it sounded like a
celebration announcment from an oldtime pub from years
past with a tinge of irish.
second set started 5 minutes after hunter left.
tomorrow never knows was soulful thanx to susan. i
heard in boston, she was 9th fiddle and they had to
move the stacks for her to squeeze in. she's now a
member.
dark star was a great surprise and i heard tinges of
the other one at the very end but it went into THE
BEST VERSION OF WATCHTOWER I HAVE EVER HEARD. it was
so raw, so powerful, jimmy ripped me a new asshole. it
was better than any dead version i've heard and almost
rivaled a creek version. but i was watching derek tune
up his guitar and i thought he would have ripped
watchtower but he didn't. oh well. then it dipped back
into dark star and stopped briefly. the cryptical.
wow. the a phil bomb and an extended into and then
finally the other one with phil hitting hard chords at
the end of each bar. with bobby looking at phil and
then at the drummers and the solo was actually mellow
with everyone playing softly above it. drums was
really strong and better than hartford, not textured.
mickey played the beast a lot and billy played the
talking drum. yay! space wasn't great but it was okay
and a great phil intro in the other one sent it on its
way, bound to cover just a little more ground. and i
was thinking earlier in the set if they wanted to
flashback to the 60's, lovelight was it and it was.
then derek and warren came by to play, making it 10
people on stage. bobby then passed a solo to derek,
but his guitar i think wasn't fully in tune (he had
enough time but i think he knew something was wrong)
so warren took a verse and his voice was awesome. then
derek took a mini solo and it was nothing to write
home about and i wish it was going to be more.
lovelight was short and only about 7 or 8 minutes.
then the donor rap and phil talking about how nyc was
the city of compassion. and something or other.
then sugar mag. yummy. then an end and then sunshine
daydream. with bobby hitting big chords and swinging
his arm with an around the world.
show was done at 11:30pm.
i left and was about to go to my hostel for the nite a
few blocks away and get much needed sleep before
catching a train back today but being shoe means you
are the last one to leave. i met this cool girl, who
flew in from chicago earlier in the day to meet with
her client, also going to the show and her clients
gave her some fungi. she said there was a show at
tobacco road after and if i would be her guide. free
cab ride, thanx to her company. colonel bruce was
playing and they aren't worth going back again. the
doorman said "very special" guests. bullshit. left at
3am to no avail. the girl was short $10 bucks, i
loaned it to her and she said she our bar tab would be
handled by her company! what a lass!
this show would probably be hailed as the best of the
whole run.
dave
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Im tellin u people... best 12 bucks ive spent in the past few years...
I left the theatre with my face hurting from laughter... this makes Tom Greene look lame...
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Scott, brother i LOVE reading your reviews!!!
HAve a great tour and keep in touch before Jan 2nd. Hopefully we'll meet up in Hampton. If not at least back home in Jan.
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Heyb Graham u comin down? Any other Ottawa/Kingston skanks, Hubheads makin the jaunt?
See ya'll there tonight!
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Hey Brels,
Im in Whitby as well... i work in music over at Chapters... if i dont happen to know ya drop by some time through the week and say hi... if i do know ya say hi anyways...
Given this my first listen and im lovin it!
Very different from Farmhouse.
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Robert (Bob) Michael Baldwin
Whitby via Ottawa via Banff via Oshawa via Whitby via Ajax via Pickering via Scarborough...
Whitby Ontario
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Today , I will tip one back in your honour as well!
Happy B day Jodie
See Ya Sat at Nero?
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Hood my man im tippin one back in ur honour!
Happy B day brother!
Cheers!
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Sorry Mike,
Im with Shain on this one
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Man, you guys are gonna have phun phun phun! Im jealous!
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Touch of Grey
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No worries brother...
At least wookies dont leave border crossing identification at shows...
I may be up for it Brian... may being the operative word...
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Hang in there Shain, I can truly say that our thoughts and prayers are with u brother...
Be Strong!
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Right on CH !!
How did they notify you on winning as ive entered a million now contests and was wondering if they email you...
Have an awesome time at the show and alot of phun with teh new fender!
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Mats Sundin
Freebie! Look Inside
in Cavern Archive
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Actually they already did!
And im payin for it...