dude, i just have to say, i love your crazy, wide eyed, frantic explanations of the deeper theory of the interplay between trey and rick. I subscribe whole heartedly to your nerding out of the actual mechanics of what's going on. it rocks. keep making videos.
Just clicked on and I can't believe you are doing this. Immediate thumb up for me. I was there and it was a magical night. The Dripfield after these songs may have even been my highlight, but the end of Arcadia was magic too to hear such a Phishy part of Goose's music with Trey putting the final touches on to take it into outer space. Rick and Trey actually compliment each other really well as their styles are quite a bit different - Rick is playing all the notes and Trey is just adding texture and depth all the way though. Most people won't get it, but for those who do it is everything.
He did the same thing for his MMJ sit in with Mahgeetah. It's awesome bc he's like yknow what I can take the extra (however long it takes him) im sure it isn't a huge time commitment and blow people's minds by singing a verse and knowing the song plus he can have lyrics out there for him
There is a lot of talk about this being the handing of the torch, where I see this more as a handshake welcome to the big stage. Goose has been working their ass off the past few years, and it's great to see them have these landmark type of shows. How soon to MSG? Look forward to seeing the evolve over the next 5-10 years.
Its not the same torch... digging the future possibilities but Trey will one day go down as a Hendrix or Garcia. Hard to reach that level. The guy transcends
Awesome to see Trey use his TrainWreck front and center! He used to hide it inside an old beat up Marshall head shell. Trey is the happiest guy alive! Love his huge grin throughout.
As a total gearhead I’m not sure why he hid it, I could only guess it’s to protect it from damage, because it’s not like you can just go out and buy another one (well In Treys situation I’m sure he could but you know what I mean). I do know he was testing multiple OG Trainwrecks before he settled on his current rig (ironically one of which was named “Reba” that he sadly didn’t choose) and being a handmade, hand tuned amp they’re all unique and in a sense irreplaceable, so it may just be a little bit of insurance to put another layer of “roadie proofing” around it.
@@literallyshaking8019 totally understood. I am an amp builder and have built quite a number of TrainWreck inspired amps. Didn't know Ken Fischer well, but chatted with him on the phone a few times about amp stuff and such.
Michael did a deep dive on Goose's Peach Fest Arcadia a couple years ago. It's what turned me on to Goose, and i've been hopelessly addicted to them ever since. That Peach Fest Arcadia still ranks up probably in top 3 all time....just magic. May have gotten bumped down a notch by this one though...HA. ua-cam.com/video/-0sN_PnunQM/v-deo.html
I watched this video last night, been a Phan since '96....also saw Goose on your channel and checked them out....so awesome together, good jams and they all respected each others space...BIG Shout out to that Rythmn Section...they were on point ...As always your videos are great keep it coming, I started playing again after a decade because pf your enthusiasm Mike !!! #Vibes
@@phishphan5732 try using headphones or get your hearing checked? And you must have no idea how good Ben actually is or just dont understand the roll he plays for this band.
Gotta love the contrast in tone and technique, Rick has that clean mid that cuts right through the mix, and Treys overdrive dirt that you can’t mistake. Love it. And how bout how the boys in Goose are feeling. Oh my God we’re jamming with F’n Trey
Just me again but forgot to mention how big the smile is on Jerry's face. The future of music is assured and just where and how far can this great feeling go? I got on the bus over 50 years ago and I finally feel like people are feeling what I have always. Back in the day, arguing with people about the dead and the tour life to the uninitiated who are mostly scared of what's on the bus and waiting . Also though, nothing is as cool as watching the light come into first, the eyes then the soul and poof, another deadhead was born. Watching and waiting for this magic to happen was maddening. Funny that all the great players took grateful dead 101and the respect they all show to each other. They took ego away and actually listen to each other. Everyone is jammin their asses off and only complimenting the others groove and not stepping on each other for the lead spot. Yepper, that's the ticket. Ego be gone.
Bingo! I have never heard of Goose, but I have heard Can’t You Hear Me Knockin’ a thousand times…that’s the groove under Bobby Keys’ sax solo near the end.
Thoroughly enjoyed this analysis Micheal, especially the idea of "avoid 3rds" (42:07), keeping the jam in that space but not landed yet. Although I've seen Trey and Phish a few times over the years, it will be my first time to see Goose live in Dallas this October. Looking forward to it!
So glad that you appreciate this type of music. I'm just an old Phish head but Goose has really grown on me the last couple years. Couldn't be happier for them.
God, I cannot describe to you how much I noticed that! It was such a breath of fresh air. Like, dude can REALLY sing. Sounds kind of John Mayer-ish to me, which brings up what would be my only criticism - that I don't believe this band is in any way breaking new ground... However, I think that's totally okay. It's good music, and that's all I really care about.
I'm a little surprised that there wasn't recognition of "the moment" everyone else is talking about from the collaboration. At 7:36 in this reaction video, Trey digs into the big solo and Michael talks over it. :-(
Even though Goose sounds quite different, this makes me think of the Allman Brothers in the sense of the ferocity they play with, especially with the double drums chugging along. This concert seems like what it may have felt like seeing ABB at Filmore East all those years ago.
Great video, very informative. FWIW, for the first arp, could be wrong but I hear it as Fsus (F-Bb - C), not F, with the Bb moving down to A in the 2nd arp--nice internal motion.
Counting the days til 11/11/22 TAB & Goose double headlining show at the Tsongis! Can’t stop playing the RCMH Goose/ Trey set & on my knees they collab during the mini-combo tour!🙏
Brother You had a smile on your face throughout the Whole video ! That was Absolutely Awesome ! Please please turn Eric on these tunes ! So cool your unto the Jam band's & Such fantastic band's like Goose & Phish ect. Thanks for Everything you Do man. Very much appreciated. I Hope to catch a show with you some day soon. Peace & much Love friends
Thanks for making this video. I was lucky enough to be in the building Saturday night and as this collaboration was happening, I was thinking “I’d love to see Mr. P react to this.” There were rumors about Trey swirling around the building from the moment I arrived. I didn’t take them too seriously, as I’ve heard a lot of rumors about guests over the years. I was pleasantly surprised when Trey was introduced early in the last set. What I didn’t expect was him to stay the rest of the night. It worked better than I could have hoped.
These guys have the smoothest transitions. Rick is my current fav player. The guy just has touring chops for days. production is just seamless. Gotta go see them when i get the chance.
Dude, you are awesome! Love the vids and so glad you are covering Goose. Beautiful guitar you've got in this vid. Are you the guitarist for Dancing Bears?
I feel exactly as you about the Peter/Trey dynamic and the way goose digs in before taking off. I'm a deadhead and nothing has filled me with as much immediate " its gonna be alright cause its all alright already and been alright all along", from goose, since Phish, since Jerry and the boys were wandering winterland with duane and the best from the psychedelic south. High praise indeed! This time we are in right now is bringing out the best of what's around, together. Music must stay live to thrive and this jamband deal (they call it a new phenom,lol,first dead show in 69and 247 shows later...) nothing new but a few of the players . Anyway, I digress, thank you for your very sharp breakdown and putting some mechanics to the miracles I've witnessed .I'm retired now and mostly playing my drums muffled and muted for my own pleasure at home. Apartment life and percussion shouldn't blend but I outlived the neighbors who didn't like my music and moved as many old hippies in as I could find. Watching and experiencing this natural evolution of my music and with people who are finally getting IT, is the sweetest thing. Uni-Verse, from the Latin "One-Song Thanks again, I shouldn't comment when I'm so freshly flushed from funkin' fun. Please forgive my over excited extra yapping but trying to illiterate the page with peace, beauty, perfection, love etc. of "The" groove , is something that I don't want to leave anything out of, so I consequently sound like a windbag trying to get it right. Anyway- once again Thank you for your part in all this magical music and putting your twist out there. That's fearless bro, peace I feel like ive known you from somewhere before and I venxed(venting in a text) Goodnight and good job
Lol yeah ur right. That's mostly because, you can tell immediately, every member of this band has listened to Phish for a long time lmao. It's pretty sweet, and I'm sure it's not lost on Trey that his music has inspired, what seems to be, the next gen of jam band
Love Goose. It’s nice to now have a concrete 2nd favorite band behind Phish. Had been rotating the spot for the past decade or so. Hope they are ready for a super heavy torch whenever Phish hangs it up
I want to feel the way that guy in the crowd with the light blue shirt and orange hat on at ~20:40 was feeling, just once in my life! Pure happiness and not a care in the world besides the music he's enjoying right in front of his eyes. I envy that so much!
I was there. It was one of the best nights of music I’ve been to. Trey coming out was incredible but it overshadowed the amazing first acoustic set. With covers of Arcade Fire and Bruce.
Are you going to both nights in Columbia? I will be there for both. I will be the guy juggling the glowing lights to the music. Discovering Goose has brought them out again. It flows so well with their sound. If you see me, come say hi! It would be cool to meet you in person! Been watching you a while. Great content!
There’s a really old vid on UA-cam (not sure if it’s still up) of Trey sitting in with Joe Bonamassa back in the early 2000s, and he’s not playing on his rig (hell, he’s even playing a Strat), and yet if you were blindfolded just hearing a couple notes you could still tell it’s Trey. I feel like that’s what the great guitar players do, they go beyond the genre and gear and their sonic fingerprint truly is all in the hands.
I watched this show the other day. It's a wonder I can speak at all. Goose seems to have no weakness. The vocals have historically been the Achilles' Heel of jam bands. No more! What a voice! What brilliant musicianship all around. And Michael, I love your technical/theoretical analysis. Plus, your pure joy, of course! I'd be happy if I could play half as well as you.
I like them, and their explosion in popularity in the last couple years is pretty astonishing, but I do get that same vibe I had back in 2004 when Phish “broke up” and everyone was making a claim to who the next jam band “torch bearer” was going to be. Everyone was arguing/wondering if it would be Moe, Widespread, UM, SCI, Bisco (lol) or any other litany of mid sized regional jam bands that came on the scene. As long as Phish is still touring, they still have the claim IMO, and I don’t see that changing anytime soon.
24:10 Michael: "So now we've made our way to B flat Major...honestly, it all fits, it all makes sense" Well Mike, when you have the current best Jam Band on the planet playing with one of the best Jam guitarists ever, of course it all fits. Some incredible talent on that stage... Goooooose!!!
From one Baltimorean or Marylander to another. I think you should check out Nick Johnston. Having seen some of your videos. I think you would appreciate his note choices, melody and playing. But who knows, I could be wrong. There are plenty of videos of him playing clinics. Heck, I would even choose one for you if needed.
Didn't know you moved into the jam band scene. Last time I saw a vid of yours it was when you stopped Phish reaction vids because of Phish's streaming policies and you were kinda pissed about it, but before then I don't think you were doing jam bands. EDIT: Just fyi I got here from running a search for tonight's Billy Strings with Trey. I see your hat. So I expect a vid on that later LOL go get 'em!
I'm an old Deadhead, Phish, moe. - the good stuff! I listen to Goose now, heard everything on UA-cam, some more than once. More please! This show is for the ages. Reminds me of listening to The Other One from Binghamton '70.
I’ve been trying to figure this out for a very long time, you may be the only one who can help me. so when Rick builds up his solos, near the peak before he snaps the tension, he creates some sort of what I would describe as like a raunchy white noise. You can kind of hear it around 31:15 . If you have an idea what I’m talking about, could you assist me in how he does it?
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Trey is a total class act. Taking the time to learn their songs, sing their song, etc. Just pure class.
dude, i just have to say, i love your crazy, wide eyed, frantic explanations of the deeper theory of the interplay between trey and rick. I subscribe whole heartedly to your nerding out of the actual mechanics of what's going on. it rocks. keep making videos.
Just clicked on and I can't believe you are doing this. Immediate thumb up for me. I was there and it was a magical night. The Dripfield after these songs may have even been my highlight, but the end of Arcadia was magic too to hear such a Phishy part of Goose's music with Trey putting the final touches on to take it into outer space.
Rick and Trey actually compliment each other really well as their styles are quite a bit different - Rick is playing all the notes and Trey is just adding texture and depth all the way though. Most people won't get it, but for those who do it is everything.
It was a great show!! I love Radio City! And Goose
So awesome. And the fact that Trey took the time to learn the songs and not just go up and blast out a couple of cover songs
Ryan, I was thinking the same thing!
He did the same thing for his MMJ sit in with Mahgeetah. It's awesome bc he's like yknow what I can take the extra (however long it takes him) im sure it isn't a huge time commitment and blow people's minds by singing a verse and knowing the song plus he can have lyrics out there for him
Trey didn’t need to learn the songs he knows how to follow lightning fast….
@@NoCoverCharge I'm not saying he didn't learn the songs, but would not be at all surprised if this was true..
I'm guessing it took him a few hours (if he listened to a fair amount of Goose, more like 5 minutes) + teleprompters. He's kind of a decent musician 😉
The plan was for Trey to leave after Arcadia. He stayed for the rest of the show.
There is a lot of talk about this being the handing of the torch, where I see this more as a handshake welcome to the big stage. Goose has been working their ass off the past few years, and it's great to see them have these landmark type of shows. How soon to MSG? Look forward to seeing the evolve over the next 5-10 years.
There is NO torch passing yet….not for a long while, the Goose boys are truly talented players, but need to learn the dynamics of a jam.
@@phishphan5732 yeah, and they seemed pretty plugged into social media, and would expect they are seeing that feedback on jams.
Its not the same torch... digging the future possibilities but Trey will one day go down as a Hendrix or Garcia. Hard to reach that level. The guy transcends
Awesome to see Trey use his TrainWreck front and center! He used to hide it inside an old beat up Marshall head shell.
Trey is the happiest guy alive! Love his huge grin throughout.
Hell yeah!
Hell yeah!
As a total gearhead I’m not sure why he hid it, I could only guess it’s to protect it from damage, because it’s not like you can just go out and buy another one (well In Treys situation I’m sure he could but you know what I mean).
I do know he was testing multiple OG Trainwrecks before he settled on his current rig (ironically one of which was named “Reba” that he sadly didn’t choose) and being a handmade, hand tuned amp they’re all unique and in a sense irreplaceable, so it may just be a little bit of insurance to put another layer of “roadie proofing” around it.
@@literallyshaking8019 totally understood. I am an amp builder and have built quite a number of TrainWreck inspired amps. Didn't know Ken Fischer well, but chatted with him on the phone a few times about amp stuff and such.
@@MrTonicAmps that’s awesome, I’ll have to check your builds out.
That was such a great jam! Thanks for the reaction video. This collab got me to learn Arcadia. You should do a deep dive. Cool progressions for sure!
Michael did a deep dive on Goose's Peach Fest Arcadia a couple years ago. It's what turned me on to Goose, and i've been hopelessly addicted to them ever since. That Peach Fest Arcadia still ranks up probably in top 3 all time....just magic. May have gotten bumped down a notch by this one though...HA.
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Yes I love seeing a band NOT “ toning it down” …Couldn’t have said it any better myself …. Amazing analysis .
I am so thankful you went this way with your channel.
I watched this video last night, been a Phan since '96....also saw Goose on your channel and checked them out....so awesome together, good jams and they all respected each others space...BIG Shout out to that Rythmn Section...they were on point ...As always your videos are great keep it coming, I started playing again after a decade because pf your enthusiasm Mike !!! #Vibes
@@phishphan5732 try using headphones or get your hearing checked? And you must have no idea how good Ben actually is or just dont understand the roll he plays for this band.
Gotta love the contrast in tone and technique, Rick has that clean mid that cuts right through the mix, and Treys overdrive dirt that you can’t mistake. Love it. And how bout how the boys in Goose are feeling. Oh my God we’re jamming with F’n Trey
What overdrive did Trey use here do you know?
Excellent as always. Thanks for doing this so soon after the fact. We are BUZZING out here over this epic sit-in. SO GOOD
Just me again but forgot to mention how big the smile is on Jerry's face. The future of music is assured and just where and how far can this great feeling go? I got on the bus over 50 years ago and I finally feel like people are feeling what I have always. Back in the day, arguing with people about the dead and the tour life to the uninitiated who are mostly scared of what's on the bus and waiting . Also though, nothing is as cool as watching the light come into first, the eyes then the soul and poof, another deadhead was born. Watching and waiting for this magic to happen was maddening. Funny that all the great players took grateful dead 101and the respect they all show to each other. They took ego away and actually listen to each other. Everyone is jammin their asses off and only complimenting the others groove and not stepping on each other for the lead spot. Yepper, that's the ticket. Ego be gone.
29:40 ish? Hendrixy? The dude totally misses this his an homage to "can you hear me knocking" by the stones during that jam part. My word
Yup, I heard that too!
Bingo! I have never heard of Goose, but I have heard Can’t You Hear Me Knockin’ a thousand times…that’s the groove under Bobby Keys’ sax solo near the end.
Been a Goose fan ever since you introduced them to me a few months back. Those guys should be stars.
Thoroughly enjoyed this analysis Micheal, especially the idea of "avoid 3rds" (42:07), keeping the jam in that space but not landed yet. Although I've seen Trey and Phish a few times over the years, it will be my first time to see Goose live in Dallas this October. Looking forward to it!
I love how Mike emphasizes Trey's use of landing on triads and using his roots parsimoniously.
He’s a stellar chord tone player
I was front row in front of Trey and Rick and it was an amazing show of musicianship
So glad that you appreciate this type of music. I'm just an old Phish head but Goose has really grown on me the last couple years. Couldn't be happier for them.
The entire set with Trey was absolutely amazing. You should do a video on each song in that set.
Been down the rabbit hole of your page all week at work and just waiting for this video… not much more to say but gooooooooooosssseeee
Love this, thanks for the breakdown. For what it's worth, Ricks singing voice is the best thing to happen to jam bands in years...
God, I cannot describe to you how much I noticed that! It was such a breath of fresh air. Like, dude can REALLY sing. Sounds kind of John Mayer-ish to me, which brings up what would be my only criticism - that I don't believe this band is in any way breaking new ground... However, I think that's totally okay. It's good music, and that's all I really care about.
He uses auto tune fwiw, not hating just saying
@@walletsworth2384 On several of their songs, yes. But that's not what I'm referring to
You’re the man, Michael! Hope you’re having a great day. Thanks for anything with Trey.
Peach Festival this coming weekend. Trey Anastasio Band right before Goose. 4.5 hours of jammy Jamness.
I'm there
Michael, your guitar tone is always so cool, drenched in reverb. How do you get it though? Anything you can share?
I think he mentioned once just using a plugin in logic or something like that
Ohh man, can’t wait for the video reaction to Trey sitting in with billy strings tonight!!! That back on the train > love and regret was unbelievable
yes, it was very good. completely different than this, which is awesome.
No teleprompter. Trey had the lyrics taped to his on-stage monitor.
I'm a little surprised that there wasn't recognition of "the moment" everyone else is talking about from the collaboration. At 7:36 in this reaction video, Trey digs into the big solo and Michael talks over it. :-(
I love the look on Rick‘s face the moment Trey takes his first guitar solo on hungersite.
The intro theme reminds me of Weather Report’s Birdland. I could hear SCI doing this kind of thing too. Proud/Lucky PRS HB2 and Doc owner too.
I can definitely hear Birdland in there.
Kudos to jumping on this! Love the break down!
Even though Goose sounds quite different, this makes me think of the Allman Brothers in the sense of the ferocity they play with, especially with the double drums chugging along. This concert seems like what it may have felt like seeing ABB at Filmore East all those years ago.
wow. I agree! what a thought.
Can't wait to see Trey Goose in Glens Falls!
spent the last 3 hours picking through this vid. so good, so right on with spirit and interp. gawd! love it.
Great video, very informative. FWIW, for the first arp, could be wrong but I hear it as Fsus (F-Bb - C), not F, with the Bb moving down to A in the 2nd arp--nice internal motion.
I’m beyond words. So inspired! Great take aways Michael. Just incredible
Nice job, Lucky!
@@benwear Kind of a no brainer, I just posted it first : )
Love the Billy Strings hat! Great video! Thanks.
You like everything I like! Appreciate your channel👍🏻
Thank you for doing this. This past weekend has been monumental for the band and the team ❤️
Awesome perspective! I hear the songs in a whole new light now! Thanks!
Counting the days til 11/11/22 TAB & Goose double headlining show at the Tsongis! Can’t stop playing the RCMH Goose/ Trey set & on my knees they collab during the mini-combo tour!🙏
I live for the Trey Laser Beam! You have to be there in person to fully appreciate it as it rips your face off!
Dude, yes!! I was hoping so bad you’d do this one. Thank you Michael!
Brother You had a smile on your face throughout the Whole video ! That was Absolutely Awesome ! Please please turn Eric on these tunes ! So cool your unto the Jam band's & Such fantastic band's like Goose & Phish ect. Thanks for Everything you Do man. Very much appreciated. I Hope to catch a show with you some day soon. Peace & much Love friends
Watched this last night. God they killed it best jam of the year for sure
Thanks for making this video. I was lucky enough to be in the building Saturday night and as this collaboration was happening, I was thinking “I’d love to see Mr. P react to this.”
There were rumors about Trey swirling around the building from the moment I arrived. I didn’t take them too seriously, as I’ve heard a lot of rumors about guests over the years.
I was pleasantly surprised when Trey was introduced early in the last set. What I didn’t expect was him to stay the rest of the night. It worked better than I could have hoped.
From Baltimore but took the mega bus up to see Goose… was blown away when Trey came out and started absolutely ripping.
It seems as though you and Trey have made peace and that makes me happy. ❤️
These guys have the smoothest transitions. Rick is my current fav player. The guy just has touring chops for days. production is just seamless. Gotta go see them when i get the chance.
Dude, you are awesome! Love the vids and so glad you are covering Goose. Beautiful guitar you've got in this vid. Are you the guitarist for Dancing Bears?
I feel exactly as you about the Peter/Trey dynamic and the way goose digs in before taking off. I'm a deadhead and nothing has filled me with as much immediate " its gonna be alright cause its all alright already and been alright all along", from goose, since Phish, since Jerry and the boys were wandering winterland with duane and the best from the psychedelic south.
High praise indeed! This time we are in right now is bringing out the best of what's around, together.
Music must stay live to thrive and this jamband deal (they call it a new phenom,lol,first dead show in 69and 247 shows later...) nothing new but a few of the players .
Anyway, I digress, thank you for your very sharp breakdown and putting some mechanics to the miracles I've witnessed .I'm retired now and mostly playing my drums muffled and muted for my own pleasure at home. Apartment life and percussion shouldn't blend but I outlived the neighbors who didn't like my music and moved as many old hippies in as I could find. Watching and experiencing this natural evolution of my music and with people who are finally getting IT, is the sweetest thing. Uni-Verse, from the Latin "One-Song
Thanks again, I shouldn't comment when I'm so freshly flushed from funkin' fun. Please forgive my over excited extra yapping but trying to illiterate the page with peace, beauty, perfection, love etc. of "The" groove , is something that I don't want to leave anything out of, so I consequently sound like a windbag trying to get it right. Anyway- once again Thank you for your part in all this magical music and putting your twist out there. That's fearless bro, peace I feel like ive known you from somewhere before and I venxed(venting in a text)
Goodnight and good job
Look at you rippin' over the top of these runs! Respect. 😎
Been wanting to learn how to play Hungersite and this video will help do that, great breakdown!
The energy in RCMH Saturday was palpable. An absolutely incredible night.
Definitely check them out live if you get the chance. They are getting to that upper echelon
Wow! Trey fits right in with the band they sound great together.
Lol yeah ur right. That's mostly because, you can tell immediately, every member of this band has listened to Phish for a long time lmao. It's pretty sweet, and I'm sure it's not lost on Trey that his music has inspired, what seems to be, the next gen of jam band
love your analysis of this!
Love Goose. It’s nice to now have a concrete 2nd favorite band behind Phish. Had been rotating the spot for the past decade or so. Hope they are ready for a super heavy torch whenever Phish hangs it up
I want to feel the way that guy in the crowd with the light blue shirt and orange hat on at ~20:40 was feeling, just once in my life! Pure happiness and not a care in the world besides the music he's enjoying right in front of his eyes. I envy that so much!
Catch Phish at a Hampton show... two sets of that bliss
I was there. It was one of the best nights of music I’ve been to. Trey coming out was incredible but it overshadowed the amazing first acoustic set. With covers of Arcade Fire and Bruce.
Moving into that major key jam in Arcadia before hitting the progression of the song again is the best part of this. love it
Bro, I recently discovered goose. I’ve always been a dead head and phish nut but haven’t heard goose. Goose is nasty dude I absolutely love them
Hi, is this a prs se hb ii piezo? If yes, when you use the piezo do you use an ir and if yes which? Tks. I have the same guitar.
Wow, I was just listening to this video of theirs
Are you going to both nights in Columbia? I will be there for both. I will be the guy juggling the glowing lights to the music. Discovering Goose has brought them out again. It flows so well with their sound. If you see me, come say hi! It would be cool to meet you in person! Been watching you a while. Great content!
The end of Arcadia sounds like a cross between Arcadia/Free and Theme from the bottom. Wonder if that was on purpose.
Or swiped, in other words. Sounds like it.
Thanks for doing this! Years of lessons here
I’m not surprised Trey sounds great here. The great ones manage to make it work with anyone or any group!
Listen and only speak when you have something to say.
@@neilbrideau8520 I believe I did.
@@neilbrideau8520 geez maybe you should take your own advice.
There’s a really old vid on UA-cam (not sure if it’s still up) of Trey sitting in with Joe Bonamassa back in the early 2000s, and he’s not playing on his rig (hell, he’s even playing a Strat), and yet if you were blindfolded just hearing a couple notes you could still tell it’s Trey.
I feel like that’s what the great guitar players do, they go beyond the genre and gear and their sonic fingerprint truly is all in the hands.
My cat (Reuben)is settling into the sounds of Goose. He's a good boy.
Fantastic Michael! Thanks for adding another dimension to the enjoyment!
PRS Hollowbody II Piezo + Languedoc G2 sound great together.
can't get enough of that tune..!!!!
I watched this show the other day. It's a wonder I can speak at all. Goose seems to have no weakness. The vocals have historically been the Achilles' Heel of jam bands. No more! What a voice! What brilliant musicianship all around.
And Michael, I love your technical/theoretical analysis. Plus, your pure joy, of course! I'd be happy if I could play half as well as you.
Agreed 100%. The vocal harmonies of Goose are perfect.
Hahaha the goose fluffers are delirious.
I like them, and their explosion in popularity in the last couple years is pretty astonishing, but I do get that same vibe I had back in 2004 when Phish “broke up” and everyone was making a claim to who the next jam band “torch bearer” was going to be.
Everyone was arguing/wondering if it would be Moe, Widespread, UM, SCI, Bisco (lol) or any other litany of mid sized regional jam bands that came on the scene.
As long as Phish is still touring, they still have the claim IMO, and I don’t see that changing anytime soon.
Dude, YES!
24:10 Michael: "So now we've made our way to B flat Major...honestly, it all fits, it all makes sense"
Well Mike, when you have the current best Jam Band on the planet playing with one of the best Jam guitarists ever, of course it all fits. Some incredible talent on that stage...
Goooooose!!!
Passing the torch. It was beautiful!
I hope you got to the MPP shoes because they were the Best on Tour to Date.
I love the way Trey is watching Ricks fingers jam-
He’s like- “Hey, Alright… right on man!” 🤘
I’m not a PRS fan but I always have loved those hollow bodies they make
"Can't you hear me Knocking" outro - 27:20
Love these vids.
Finally somebody said it. I've been trying to figure out what song that is that they were riffing on!
The entire show is up on UA-cam now
Was fortunate enough to attend night 2 at Radio City and holy smokes what a show!!!!!!
From one Baltimorean or Marylander to another. I think you should check out Nick Johnston. Having seen some of your videos. I think you would appreciate his note choices, melody and playing. But who knows, I could be wrong. There are plenty of videos of him playing clinics. Heck, I would even choose one for you if needed.
Didn't know you moved into the jam band scene. Last time I saw a vid of yours it was when you stopped Phish reaction vids because of Phish's streaming policies and you were kinda pissed about it, but before then I don't think you were doing jam bands. EDIT: Just fyi I got here from running a search for tonight's Billy Strings with Trey. I see your hat. So I expect a vid on that later LOL go get 'em!
It's been nothing but Goose through my speakers since this moment happened. Absolutely mind blowing.
I'm an old Deadhead, Phish, moe. - the good stuff! I listen to Goose now, heard everything on UA-cam, some more than once. More please! This show is for the ages. Reminds me of listening to The Other One from Binghamton '70.
I'm surprised you didn't hit on the note trey chose to start his solo and why he chose it?
Tray anesthesio is so good. I saw goose last year, they are getting better daily. Passing the torch it looks to me. Bittersweet
I’ve been trying to figure this out for a very long time, you may be the only one who can help me. so when Rick builds up his solos, near the peak before he snaps the tension, he creates some sort of what I would describe as like a raunchy white noise. You can kind of hear it around 31:15 . If you have an idea what I’m talking about, could you assist me in how he does it?
Amazing performance…the part you loved around 31:10 is a nod to “can’t you hear me knocking “ solo by The Rolling Stones for sure
Trey tends to work that in often. A Hotlanta lick too.
I've been trying to figure out what song they were riffing on. Thank you!
how do you set the amp to sound like that?
The last section of Arcadia sure has the same vibe as "The Wedge." Certainly not note for note, but the vibe sure is there.
Its essentially the jam segment of Free lol
ESPN "Details " for an iconic moment for us guitar/ music nerds is amazing, Goosebumps for goose and company.... Please Like and Share for the love of god.
So cool to see you breakdown some Goose.
TWO NIGHTS IN RVA STARTING TONIGHT!!!
Time to do Orebolo (Acoustic goose) Rockdale..If you love Goose they'll blow your mind. You'll thank me later.
Are you doing any phish at merriweather ? 7/30 7/31 ?!!! ♥️♥️♥️
Would love to see ya there!
Tab and goose tour this fall...
I play taiko so let's do something on video soon... I'll be in Richmond, Virginia all summer.
I watched this, this morning, woke my wife up in excitment.
Me too...at 4am 😀