I don't care what era, but I want it to have the following qualities:
-heavy
-jammy
-bongrific
I have a gift certificate. Cheers.
-heavy
-jammy
-bongrific
I have a gift certificate. Cheers.
Recommend me one, that's ONE jam band album.
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JayKeeley
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Motherfucker, it took me three day to bleach that from my head last time I heard it.
I WAS SINGING IT DURING MY CLINIC HOURS!
I WAS SINGING IT DURING MY CLINIC HOURS!
JayKeeley
Be still, O wand'rer!
Hendrix - Axis: Bold As Love
and since I don't pay any attention to directions:
Grateful Dead - Without a Net
John Butler - 3. Mostly heavy acoustic Pearl Jam styled jam music. guy is a major fucking hippie
That might be all. I don't do the jam band thing. Markgugs would have a million for you.
and since I don't pay any attention to directions:
Grateful Dead - Without a Net
John Butler - 3. Mostly heavy acoustic Pearl Jam styled jam music. guy is a major fucking hippie
That might be all. I don't do the jam band thing. Markgugs would have a million for you.
JayKeeley
Be still, O wand'rer!
Ahh yeah I should really get that. Looking at Phish, Widespread Panic, and a few others. I don't do the jam band thing either, the only stuff I have is Primus and related bands. That medicinal marijuana Simpsons episode was on tonight, so yeah.matt99_crew said:
Apparently I have a few days to think about it though, my gift certificate didn't show up in the mail. A jury duty summons did though, WOOHOO!!! :zombie:
Yeah because I have $400 layin' around right?!
Jesus, it's only $15. I thought that was HTF OOP WTF L@@K MFER etc.
Jesus, it's only $15. I thought that was HTF OOP WTF L@@K MFER etc.
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Well this isn't quite a jam band but all of their material is intrumental and heavy so you might dig it. I haven't bong tested it either but i don't smoke.
http://s44.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=07O8MHAJGWUMX0GM76XSDK190
http://s44.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=07O8MHAJGWUMX0GM76XSDK190
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One Inch Man said:Yeah because I have $400 layin' around right?!
Jesus, it's only $15. I thought that was HTF OOP WTF L@@K MFER etc.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=307&item=4720825032&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW
just from their choice of songs to cover ... it shoudl tell you something.
the cassette and LP are easy finds ... for some reason the CD is not.
Nico
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if you want the classic, go
Grateful Dead - Live Dead
featuring the towering Dark Star and St. Stephen. as my good friend Marc Payton once remarked to me at Alpine Valley, WI, prior to a show, "goddam, rick, if they play Dark Star tonight, I think I just might come in my pants."
Widespread gets the nod for me over Phish because they're just a little bit less insane (no dresses, vaccum (sp) cleaners on stage, etc). A slightly lesser known but every bit as noteworthy is Moe. Like any jazz band, the absence of a set list and the songs are the launching pad for improvisation. That creates the differences in every concert that makes fans collect EVERYTHING.
Grateful Dead - Live Dead
featuring the towering Dark Star and St. Stephen. as my good friend Marc Payton once remarked to me at Alpine Valley, WI, prior to a show, "goddam, rick, if they play Dark Star tonight, I think I just might come in my pants."
Widespread gets the nod for me over Phish because they're just a little bit less insane (no dresses, vaccum (sp) cleaners on stage, etc). A slightly lesser known but every bit as noteworthy is Moe. Like any jazz band, the absence of a set list and the songs are the launching pad for improvisation. That creates the differences in every concert that makes fans collect EVERYTHING.
