re: Saw Trey Anastasio

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some sick TAB

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That exists?

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there are definitely some hot TAB shows out there

this one has always been one of my favorites


Trey Anastasio Band, Saturday, 05/31/2003
Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA

Set 1: Mozambique, Simple Twist Up Dave, Last Tube[1], The Way I Feel[1], Cincinnati, Black Dog

Set 2: Mr. Completely[1] > John the Revelator[2] > Night Speaks to a Woman[1] > Caravan[2]

Encore: Root Down[3]

[1] Carlos Santana on guitar.
[2] Carlos Santana on guitar; TAB debut.
[3] TAB debut.

Notes: Carlos Santana sat in on a second guitar for “Last Tube,” “The Way I Feel” and the entire second set. Portions of this show including Carlos Santana were officially released on the 2004 DVD Live at The Warfield. The traditional “John the Revelator” and the cover of The Beastie Boys’ “Root Down” were Trey Anastasio debuts. Though it lived in the Phish repertoire from 1990 to 1996, this show also marked the Trey Anastasio debut cover of Duke Ellington’s “Caravan.”

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TexasTiger1185

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What's your deal? Couldn't score any tickets this t00r? Wife won't let you go?

Divorced, thanks.

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Divorced, thanks.

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You can find a new tour rat babe this summer

Matter of fact Phish was recently voted as the music board's favorite

Zero interest. I've said this before, but Phish heads turn me off of the band.

I listen to them on my own time, I don't want to talk phish with people. I don't feel like being lectured on the ins and outs of phish.

To be honest I met this cat who is a big Dead fan a couple weeks ago. He was all, "Oh yea, this year and that year and what do you think was the best Dark star? It has to be_____"

Man, I just like them and listen to them a lot. I've got countless shows on cassette and downloaded and on CD's, I've read a handful of biography/autobiography books, I've got Robert Hunters songbook "Box of Rain" I have David Dodd's annotated lyrics. But who the frick cares?

I agree with you a bit, although I get sucked into the threads on here far too much. I just have a huge collection on my pod and plug in and go.

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But who the frick cares?

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Cause you love the band and it's fun to talk about and compare favorite shows and jams.

i've always compared it to being a big sports fan. some people just enjoy watching a game and then there are those that love to argue about best ever and can tell you every big stat of the last 25 years

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i've always compared it to being a big sports fan. some people just enjoy watching a game and then there are those that love to argue about best ever and can tell you every big stat of the last 25 years

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That's a great comparison.

I love the Dead. Only other band that compared in my mind was Led Zeppelin.
But I don't often remember which show had the Scarlet Begonias that I liked the most. And a lot of times people will kind of throw it over you like if you don't know dates of shows then you're not a real fan. That's usually when I get aggravated.

My quote from before wasn't really accurate or fair.

Not to mention there is so much shite to listen to by these bands, if you want to hear a lot of it you can't really listen to the same show too many times.