SlipLive

i believe spring is tomorrow?

March (3/20/06, 3/21/07, 3/20/08, 3/20/09, 3/20/10, 3/20/11, 3/20/12, 3/20/13, 3/20/14, 3/20/15, 3/20/16, 3/20/17, 3/20/18, 3/20/19, 3/20/20)

the only 21st for a while.

haven't heard talk about this for a while. i wouldn't mind enjoying that again.

awesome pictures. cat power with the tamborine as a halo is awesome.

i always enjoyed the higher octave. hopefully i'll be able to hear it again.

seems like MMJ just blows everyone away anymore.

i saw a steel drum in philly. as far as keyboards go, i'm not sure marc was playing one or if it was some midi controller.

ever year besides last year.. it may have last year though.. the past couple years haven't sold out until that weekend.

i believe so. it's mike dillon, from some claypool's projects and other stuff.

just happen to browse upon it and noticed that about 1:3 people listed eisenhower as their one of their top 3 releases and about the same listed the slip as one of their top live shows. i'm sure this has been talked about so ignore me. i tried to search but i couldn't find anything. it was good to s...

more bands should post streams of their cds. i enjoy being able to listen to a cd before the release date, or before i buy it.

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*my version of quote bubbles.

i really liked this venue.. also my first time hearing this new songs live and am still really enjoying "portrait..."

haha, i just saw the duo's pic on their message board. funny shit.

does this load really choppy?

nice.

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Notes: Stealing Bread From a Crow is (at this time) the title for what was referenced as "There's A Lie". Also "Words To A Little Song" shall be officially called Portrait of a Scientist As a Young Man. For those who would want to know.
cleantone - Mon Jan 15 21:58:32 EST 2007