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FURTHUR - Public Service Announcement
July 5th Shelburne Vermont Show CANCELLED

To All Of Our Fans Who've Purchased Tickets To Our July 5 Show in Shelburne, VT:

After days of meetings to address and alleviate last minute concerns being expressed by State and Local Authorities, Furthur is very disappointed to learn that today, the local authorities, citing an inability to deal with an expected influx of ticketless fans, traffic concerns, and other issues, have revoked the approved permits for the show and have decided to cancel Furthur's concert at Vermont's Shelburne Museum on July 5. As the decision made today by the local authorities has been made so close to the event date, unfortunately we are unable to find a suitable alternate venue. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience!

Full & complete refunds are available at point of purchase. If you purchased online you'll automatically be refunded. In the meantime, please be assured that we are working hard to find a replacement show on July 5 somewhere outside of Vermont.
We plan to announce plans for a replacement date later this evening.
Please stay tuned for updates.

How about Saratoga Performing Arts Center? Or two days at Gelston Estate? I mail ordered on Day 1 and was shut out for Shelburne. Per a prior conversation I had with GDTSOO (Grateful Dead Ticket Sales) there were only 3200 tickets for the Shelburne Museum show. I obviously was disappointed, as I very rarely if ever got shut out of mail order but not as disappointed as those planning on attending must be.
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Phish Setlist: 6/24/2010 - Camden, NJ
Welcome to Phish in the hood. I'm old. I remember the days when it was the "E" center.
6/24/2010 - Camden, NJ

Set I: David Bowie, Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan, Water in the Sky, Ocelot, Uncle Pen, Boogie On, Gumbo > Timber Ho, I Didn't Know, Birds of a Feather, Bouncin', Reba, The Rover **

Set II: Down with Disease > Crosseyed & Painless > Nothing, 20 Years Later, Harry Hood, Fluffhead, Julius, YEM

Encore: Bug

** Zeppelin cover, FTP
Thanks to Zeke for the setlist info.
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Review: Kid Dynamite Goes to Great Woods
We'd been eagerly awaiting the Phish Great Woods (Comcast Center) show ever since my brother in law snagged 4th row center seats in the Phish pre-sale lottery. He finished work for the summer yesterday, and we were well prepared to party at Phish. Picking up burgers, dogs, booze, and Mark, we headed down to Great Woods early, arriving at 4pm. I'd read horror stories about the parking situation there: they offer free parking, but then you get stuck in the lot for hours after the show. We ponied up $30 to park across the street in a private lot, which was a slam dunk decision: we had a spot down a tiny hill, near some woods, with water behind it, ample room to lay out our camping chairs and hibachi, and there was even a band playing in the parking lot.

Prepartying hard for 3 1/2 hours, we eventually journeyed across the street to meet up with some of Dan's friends before the show. We each poured a beer into a plastic red Solo cup, and walked up to the main street. I already knew the State Troopers were in aggro mode, because upon arrival I'd decided to walk across the street to the multi-mart to grab another bag of ice for our cooler. They had an entire lane coned off, but I stood patiently on the curb waiting for the officer to stop traffic. When I stepped down, putting one foot in the street, he turned on me like a gunslinger, snapping "GET BACK ON THE SIDEWALK!" Whoa tiger. Don't tase me bro. I stepped back up onto the curb. Now, heading into the main lots with our red cups, a different Trooper shouted to us as soon as we appeared out of the parking lots: "You can't bring that with you." (We'll ignore the fact that he had no idea what was in the cup) Obviously, the instant reaction is to stop, turn around, and drink it, which we tried. "Do NOT drink it - pour it out. If you drink that we'll lock you up!" Whoa cowboy - no problem - don't tase me bro, and don't lock me up! I'll dump it out... Like a criminal in a movie slowly and deliberately sliding his gun to a cop, I slowly bent down with one hand above my head and one hand on the cup, and poured out the beer.

We found Dan's friends in the main lot, and were still psyched with our decision to pay for parking. I laughed at the sign for the venue's "Premium Lot." Hey - putting a sign that says premium doesn't make it premium! I'd read lots of mixed reviews about the level of service demonstrated by Comcast Center staff in getting people out of the VIP lots quicker... I took all of the pictures in this post on my Casio Exilim. It was really hard to get in-focus picture, even up close, in the low light situation, but I think some of these came out pretty good...

Heading inside, we grabbed NINE DOLLAR beers and found our seats in short order. Sick - 4th row center. The show started about 20 minutes later, and we were pumped up. One thing I always like to do at concerts is to look at the crowd, which in this case required me to simply turn around 180 degrees. I constantly checked the scene behind me, but didn't really feel like the crowd was rocking until Divided Sky, which quickly lost momentum in a slow song I love: Dirt. Kill Devil Falls rocked hard, but the new song Doctor Gabel, which I also liked, killed the crowd energy again. Trey didn't seem to notice, I guess, as he thanked the crowd for being receptive to the new song, and rewarded us with Antelope. Set the gearshift for the high gear of your soul - you've got to run like an antelope, out of control. That anthem never gets old, and I went typical Kid Dynamite Bonkers, bouncing up and down triumphantly, and collapsing back in my chair in an exhausted huff at the set break.

I ventured to the bathroom, which was like a sauna in a Turkish prison (at least what I'd imagine that's like) before grabbing more $9 beers and heading back to my seat. The good thing about the extreme beer prices is that it drove the customers away and there were no beer lines.

The second set got grooving right away with Mike's Song and Weekapaug Groove. I always said that if I were to make a movie, I'd use Weekapaug as the music in my chase scene. Two separate people behind me had "Sneakin' Sally" signs, and Trey obliged, and later played 46 Days, which I've always thought was very similar to Sally in terms of musical structure - especially the beginning.

Limb by Limb was hot, and Golgi Apparatus got the crowd really frenzied, finally, which I noticed as I jumped up on my chair with my back to the stage, arms raised in a giant V, ticket stub in my hand, as I screamed along, "I SAWWWWWWWWW YOU - with a ticket stub in your hand!"

Slave was hot, as usual, but I went ballistic when I saw/heard Trey turn to the band after the song and say "Loving Cup." That's how close we were - I could see him tell the band what song to play. Of course, Loving Cup was absolutely sick, with the refrain, "Oh, what a beautiful buzz," echoing through the Comcast Center.

I like this pic of Page with the spotlight behind him:

And I think this washed out red picture is cool:

Now, I promised/threatened that I would take my shirt off if Trey played First Tube, which is how I came to be jumping around waving my shirt over my head going absolutely apeshit as they ripped through First Tube as an encore. I was also committed to take my pants off and run onstage if they continued the terrific Tweezer Reprise theme, but fortunately for me, I was let off the hook on that front. Here's a few videos I shot - the first is of Trey's "O" face during Antelope (easier to upload one video of the O face than a bunch of pics):

And then this one of Loving Cup, which gives a sense of the crowd energy during the song:

All in all, we had a sick time from insane seats at a great show.

-KD
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Mumford & Sons: A Take Away Show
thanks to Pino for the link!
Mumford & Sons - The Banjolin Song / Awake my soul - A Take Away Show #105 from La Blogotheque on Vimeo.
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The Beastie Boys!

This is a DOPE mixtape of Beastie Boy remixes by BT. Ch-ch-check it out! haha For real though, I'm really impressed at the quality of this one. Dig it, yo...

DWNLD: BEASTIE BOYS - The Classics (Remixed by BT)

ENJOY!

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Bobo Meets Rhettmatic

This is a great evolution of the mixtape in my humble opinion!
This mixtape consists of the collaborative efforts of ERIC BOBO (percussion, CYPRESS HILL) and DJ RHETTMATIC (legendary BEAT JUNKIES). Very dope! Check it out...

DWNLD: ERIC BOBO & DJ RHETTMATIC - Bobo Meets Rhettmatic (The Mixtape)

ENJOY!

PEACE.1.D.

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Toronto Plays For Haiti
What a fantastic night! A HUGE success!! Check out this overview video put together by the Edge :

ENJOY!

PEACE.1.D.

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Staylefish Dub Stayle

Check out this dub remix of a Staylefish song, "Unbound" from their "Colour By Numbers" album, released last year. Nicely done!

DWNLD: STAYLEFISH - Dub Bound (JQ's Unbound Version)

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PEACE.1.D.

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Toronto Plays For Haiti

I'll be performing at this show tonight in Toronto. Hope to see you all out in support. Lots of cool performances for a great cause! There will definitely be some moments you don't want to miss, and end up being the one saying "They did WHAT?! And I MISSED IT?!?!" the next day. See you there! ;)

PEACE.1.D.

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The Roots!

Check out this killer mixtape somebody threw together of "the best" of The Roots performances/collaborations on The Jimmy Kimmel Show... as you DO know that they're the band on the show, right? Good. Alright. haha This has some killer tracks they did live with artists like Mos Def, Beastie Boys, Ludacris, Goodie Mob, Public Enemy, Clipse, and more! Enjoy this one! It's dope!

DWNLD: LATE NIGHT WITH THE ROOTS - V/A (Mixtape)

ENJOY!

PEACE.1.D.

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