Was at this show! Scheduled for Red Rocks and an incredible bizzard dropped about 12 " of snow the night before! They came back and were so on fire from the first note. A true bucket list experience... and then they went into Gonesville,,, WOW!!
Shredders Two rippin' guitarists. An absolutely outrageous drummer. Solid keyboardist and a bassist that thumps along with pump. Just finished the second song -- Bertha cover... gotta say: "wow." WOW. That was an epic intro to Let It Grow (another dead cover -- 3rd song). Two good singers with distinct voices. These dudes are talented. Virtuoso-stylie. Super tight together. Clean. Fuckin' heavy and hard. Solid energy. Impressive. I love this fuggin' drummer. Mad Dog Dough Boy. Jesus christ. this drummer is a monster Fuck! Absolutely pumpin'. They appear to have dropped into a heavy metal Led Zepplin cover out from a Space from Let It Grow. Jesus. This band is fucking dope. Ah, they just teased the Led Zepplin cover and are now straight melting faces heading back into Let It Grow. Back into a Space jam using the the Let It Grow riff with the Led Zeppelin ?Kashmire? sound effect and faded off into liquidity drums...avante guard. AH!!!!!!!! BOOM ---> Help on the Way. WHAM BAM SLAM'IN'! Ah, this guy's voice is perfect for Help on the Way. Like a twangy country Jerry. Both guitarists are rippin' lead guitarists, but the taller guitarist guy is also a wonderful rhythm guitarists. Sparse, laying sweet syncopations --- using 7th and 9ths to accent space cleverly juxtaposed to the keyboardist. These guys have thought this shit out. They are professional fucking musicians. Droppin' into Slipknot. Blues For Allah-era Dead with a semi-modern (keepin' it classy) just straight HARD chargin' go at it. These dudes must lose 10lbs in sweat a night. The drummer's head is hangin' on for dear life by a few remaining tendons as he flops here there and everywhere on that tiny kit makin' thunder from rain. Great band. Too bad the Grateful Dead sucks.
GOD THIS DRUMMER! Tail end of Throwing Stones. Dude is ABSOLUTELY insane. Someone needs to cancel this fool cause he's havin' too much fun. Homeboy is in the pocket of his pocket's pocket.
SET ONE Shelter from the Storm-> Bertha->Let it Grow->Help/Slipnot>Throwing Stones, Must Have Been the Roses>Gonesville->Shakedown Street SET TWO Morfbeats-> Dark Star->Half Step->Estimated Prophet->Terrapin Suite->The Other One, Eyes of the World ENCORE 1 One More Saturday Night , Not Fade Away ENCORE 2 Ripple , Born to Run *No Quarter jam in Let It Grow *Liberty tease in Throwing Stones *China/Rider tease in Shakedown *Second set started with percussion jam on large riser above the stage, with Billy Martin, John Medeski, and Adam Morford joining in. *Percussion jam continued on Dark Star, with Medeski joining Benevento on keys *Tequila tease in Not Fade Away *Entire second set with Stuart Bogie on sax & clarinet
@@thepaulexperience2429 you must be joking. The live in the pocket, Dead and Company couldn't find the pocket on cargo shorts. Hell the dead rarely found it for more than a few minutes a night. Tom can channel Hunters voice, Scott nails both Bob and Bobby. Both can lead and Marco is better than any keyboardist the dead ever had. Joe is an unstoppable force and his joy is infectious. Open your mind and give it a real listen.
@@thepaulexperience2429 well, I don't think they are going for the exact same sound....thats the whole point of this style of music. Way more energy, imagination and sharpness than Dead and Co....IMHO
I like the band , but with this show , every song slows down to the piddlydiddly slow stuff , just random notes played by a seemingly confused set of talented musicians . Play a full jam song from beginning to end without the mandatory slow down for every song . Overall , way too slow .
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What a great bass player..Love the Old Gibson EBO bass & you can hear every note..I dig this band...Killing it son.🍄
He plays for Ween. The greatest band ever. In the history of the world.
Was at this show! Scheduled for Red Rocks and an incredible bizzard dropped about 12 " of snow the night before! They came back and were so on fire from the first note. A true bucket list experience... and then they went into Gonesville,,, WOW!!
Best live band out there right now, hands down....And have been for some time now.
Shredders
Two rippin' guitarists. An absolutely outrageous drummer. Solid keyboardist and a bassist that thumps along with pump.
Just finished the second song -- Bertha cover... gotta say: "wow."
WOW. That was an epic intro to Let It Grow (another dead cover -- 3rd song). Two good singers with distinct voices.
These dudes are talented. Virtuoso-stylie. Super tight together. Clean. Fuckin' heavy and hard. Solid energy. Impressive.
I love this fuggin' drummer. Mad Dog Dough Boy.
Jesus christ. this drummer is a monster
Fuck! Absolutely pumpin'. They appear to have dropped into a heavy metal Led Zepplin cover out from a Space from Let It Grow. Jesus. This band is fucking dope.
Ah, they just teased the Led Zepplin cover and are now straight melting faces heading back into Let It Grow.
Back into a Space jam using the the Let It Grow riff with the Led Zeppelin ?Kashmire? sound effect and faded off into liquidity drums...avante guard.
AH!!!!!!!! BOOM ---> Help on the Way. WHAM BAM SLAM'IN'!
Ah, this guy's voice is perfect for Help on the Way. Like a twangy country Jerry.
Both guitarists are rippin' lead guitarists, but the taller guitarist guy is also a wonderful rhythm guitarists. Sparse, laying sweet syncopations --- using 7th and 9ths to accent space cleverly juxtaposed to the keyboardist. These guys have thought this shit out. They are professional fucking musicians.
Droppin' into Slipknot. Blues For Allah-era Dead with a semi-modern (keepin' it classy) just straight HARD chargin' go at it. These dudes must lose 10lbs in sweat a night. The drummer's head is hangin' on for dear life by a few remaining tendons as he flops here there and everywhere on that tiny kit makin' thunder from rain.
Great band. Too bad the Grateful Dead sucks.
You're weird. And you have balls saying the Grateful Dead sucks. Have you ever taken LSD?
GOD THIS DRUMMER! Tail end of Throwing Stones. Dude is ABSOLUTELY insane. Someone needs to cancel this fool cause he's havin' too much fun. Homeboy is in the pocket of his pocket's pocket.
JRAD is the best thing since Jerry!
Was there! Great show
SET ONE
Shelter from the Storm->
Bertha->Let it Grow->Help/Slipnot>Throwing Stones, Must Have Been the Roses>Gonesville->Shakedown Street
SET TWO
Morfbeats->
Dark Star->Half Step->Estimated Prophet->Terrapin Suite->The Other One, Eyes of the World
ENCORE 1
One More Saturday Night
, Not Fade Away
ENCORE 2
Ripple
, Born to Run
*No Quarter jam in Let It Grow
*Liberty tease in Throwing Stones
*China/Rider tease in Shakedown
*Second set started with percussion jam on large riser above the stage, with Billy Martin, John Medeski, and Adam Morford joining in.
*Percussion jam continued on Dark Star, with Medeski joining Benevento on keys
*Tequila tease in Not Fade Away
*Entire second set with Stuart Bogie on sax & clarinet
Only two songs in, and, as Maxwell Smart might say, "loving it!"
For the love of God David TURN UP
brilliant ! holy shit the 1/2 step with the horns brilliant !
Groovy No Quarter jam back into Let it Grow.
The only jam band that matters.
cant hold a candle to Dead and co. Jams barely sound like the Dead. Oh but the tempo is great.
@@thepaulexperience2429 you must be joking. The live in the pocket, Dead and Company couldn't find the pocket on cargo shorts. Hell the dead rarely found it for more than a few minutes a night. Tom can channel Hunters voice, Scott nails both Bob and Bobby. Both can lead and Marco is better than any keyboardist the dead ever had. Joe is an unstoppable force and his joy is infectious. Open your mind and give it a real listen.
@@thepaulexperience2429 well, I don't think they are going for the exact same sound....thats the whole point of this style of music. Way more energy, imagination and sharpness than Dead and Co....IMHO
I love anything dead I really enjoyed that and company but yeah they absolutely destroy
Slipnot! into Stones very cool!
Get LASIK already Tom…
Just me or was there some zappa in that intro?
Shake it into sugeree!!!
Taking what was made, and making it better.
def not better. but up to par
@@thepaulexperience2429 better
The Paul Experience 2: way, way better.
Def more psychedelic
I like the band , but with this show , every song slows down to the piddlydiddly slow stuff , just random notes played by a seemingly confused set of talented musicians . Play a full jam song from beginning to end without the mandatory slow down for every song . Overall , way too slow .