I went to Hopkins highschool in the early 1990's and used my Brother's ID to see trip Shakespeare Play at first avenue. I'm in recovery now and love hearing these guys
I have some great memories of Trip Shakespeare shows in Lawrence, KS and Kansas City. Very fun to see this time capsule capturing the fun and beauty of this unique band!!
The Bottleneck, in '88. I was there. It was where I first heard them do "Snow Day." It took a lot to get me laughing in simple amazement and delight in those days. I was a surly fellow, but they unfroze me, at least while they lasted. All these years later, whenever it snows in Seattle, I hear a chorus of "it's coming down!"
Every time my school Teacher wife is off for a snow day, We play that track and then I usually go down a Trip Shakespeare rabbit hole for a few hours. @@VisionaryCompanion
What a magical time it was in their lives back then. Same for me. Teens through 20s are the best times of your life, and the late 80s and early 90s were such a great time to be that age. I thoroughly enjoyed them. Listening to their songs brings back a flood of memories for me of that special time. Thank you Trip Shakespeare.
Another one of those bands that blew my mind in 1990. I thought, "Finally! Music is going in the right direction!" I was slightly naive to say the least.
Another one of those bands that blew my mind in 1990. I thought, "Finally! Music is going in the right direction!" I was slightly naive to say the least. music goes in any direction u want it to .... grunge was just around the corner which killed Trip S
Lol it cracked me up seeing Elaine slam the car door with her foot. Lol! Hard to believe this was shot 31 years ago. Man they were such a great band, I saw them live in Cambridge Mass. fantastic show
So cool they mention Lincoln, NE. I missed that particular show at Duffy's Tavern. I would love to see them again too. Three times in their prime tho'. Love them.
"Experiencing Trip's music has provided many of my greatest joys in life and love. It was an honor to serve as 2nd Cameraman at First Avenue for the "Pearle" music video ua-cam.com/video/4lfMjQoHmAA/v-deo.html, under the visionary Direction of Kevin Kerslake, the seminal MTV & commercial auteur en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Kerslake - Note that when MTV frequently featured "Pearle" on The Week In Rock, the Kurt Loder segment used a bit of this Trip promo clip." ~ Michael Wisnieux, Photographer-Filmmaker.
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I went to Hopkins highschool in the early 1990's and used my Brother's ID to see trip Shakespeare Play at first avenue. I'm in recovery now and love hearing these guys
Gone but not forgotten. My 'perfect day' was capped by a Trip Shakespeare concert. They had incredible energy live.
I have some great memories of Trip Shakespeare shows in Lawrence, KS and Kansas City. Very fun to see this time capsule capturing the fun and beauty of this unique band!!
The Bottleneck, in '88. I was there. It was where I first heard them do "Snow Day." It took a lot to get me laughing in simple amazement and delight in those days. I was a surly fellow, but they unfroze me, at least while they lasted. All these years later, whenever it snows in Seattle, I hear a chorus of "it's coming down!"
Every time my school Teacher wife is off for a snow day, We play that track and then I usually go down a Trip Shakespeare rabbit hole for a few hours. @@VisionaryCompanion
What a magical time it was in their lives back then. Same for me. Teens through 20s are the best times of your life, and the late 80s and early 90s were such a great time to be that age. I thoroughly enjoyed them. Listening to their songs brings back a flood of memories for me of that special time. Thank you Trip Shakespeare.
They were really enjoying their time together.
I saw them a number of times at different venues such as Kaufman Union on the U of M campus. Good times.
Yep, this was an outstanding ensemble with some superb songwriting.
What a wonderful band. I still listen to their music and wish they could have stuck around longer. Please get back together, guys!
Another one of those bands that blew my mind in 1990. I thought, "Finally! Music is going in the right direction!"
I was slightly naive to say the least.
Another one of those bands that blew my mind in 1990. I thought, "Finally! Music is going in the right direction!"
I was slightly naive to say the least.
music goes in any direction u want it to ....
grunge was just around the corner which killed Trip S
This is easily the best band in Minnesota history. Those days were incredible.
many a fun time with this wonderful musical musicians.
If there is one band on Planet Earth I wish would reunite and record again, it's Trip Shakespeare.
Lol it cracked me up seeing Elaine slam the car door with her foot. Lol! Hard to believe this was shot 31 years ago. Man they were such a great band, I saw them live in Cambridge Mass. fantastic show
So cool they mention Lincoln, NE. I missed that particular show at Duffy's Tavern. I would love to see them again too. Three times in their prime tho'. Love them.
So cool.
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"Experiencing Trip's music has provided many of my greatest joys in life and love. It was an honor to serve as 2nd Cameraman at First Avenue for the "Pearle" music video ua-cam.com/video/4lfMjQoHmAA/v-deo.html, under the visionary Direction of Kevin Kerslake, the seminal MTV & commercial auteur en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Kerslake - Note that when MTV frequently featured "Pearle" on The Week In Rock, the Kurt Loder segment used a bit of this Trip promo clip." ~ Michael Wisnieux, Photographer-Filmmaker.
I beg to differ....Elaine sang.... once... "he wheeled!"
2wheeler 4 wheeler. You know you can work the boxes.
why no utube 2w4w?
lol. dan sings like a canary... ahahahahahahaha