moe. — Announces early 2009 dates!
Jan 30
Fillmore Auditorium Denver, CO
1510 Clarkson St 303-837-0360
with Special guests Tea Leaf Green
pre-sale begins 11/5/08
Jan 31
Fillmore Auditorium Denver, CO
1510 Clarkson St 303-837-0360
with Special Guests Cornmeal
pre-sale begins on 11/5/08
Feb 13
Terminal 5 New York, NY
610 W 56th St 212-582-6600
pre-sale begins 11/5/08
Feb 14
Terminal 5 New York, NY
610 W 56th St 212-582-6600
pre-sale begins 11/5/08
Feb 27
Riviera Theatre Chicago, IL
4746 N. Racine Ave 773-275-6800
pre-sale begins 11/5/08
Feb 28
Riviera Theatre Chicago, IL
4746 N. Racine Ave 773-275-6800
pre-sale begins 11/5/08
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Grateful Dead — Aoxomoxoa Outtakes
Outtakes from the Grateful Dead’s 1969 release, Aoxomoxoa. Originally titled, Earthquake County, this was the band’s most ambitious and costly production to date. Costing roughly $180,000, this put the band in deep debt to Joe Smith and Warner Brothers.
Phish — The Dark Side Of Phish — Salt Lake, UT (11/2/1998)
Ten Years Ago Today.
This show represents one of the many reasons why I love Phish. Two days after covering The Velvet Underground’s Loaded, Phish decides (legend says around dinner time) to scrounge up a copy of Pink Floyd’s classic, Dark Side Of The Moon, quickly reacquaint themselves with it and then perform it in its entirety in the second set of that night’s show. Here’s the result:
Set I: Tube1> Drowned> Jesus Just Left Chicago, Driver, Bittersweet Motel, Limb By Limb, Wading in the Velvet Sea, Sample in a Jar
Set II: Down With Disease, The Mango Song, The Moma Dance, You Enjoy Myself, Harpua> Speak to Me/Breathe in the Air> On the Run> Time> The Great Gig in the Sky> Money> Us and Them> Any Colour You Like> Brain Damage> Eclipse> Harpua
Encore: Smells Like Teen Spirit
(MSD: This is a repost of an earlier post.)
