If any of you were at Evolve 2002, this was the elaborate camera shoot that caught most of The Slip set there, and many of the other bands at the festival. Greg Hemmings turned all that footage into a DVD and it will be screening in Boston and NYC before the end of July. Check it out if you're in the neighborhood!
-tk -----Original Message----- From: Greg Hemmings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey Ted! I hope summer is treating you well! I will have Heads tale out on DVD in 2 weeks! I am screening it in Boston at the end of next week. Please forward to The Slip list. "A Head's Tale" A documentary shot on the lots of summer tour 2002 DVD release screenings in Boston and NYC this month! NEW YORK CITY- July 30, 8:00 pm Tobacco Road- 574 Ninth Ave, New York, NY- 8:00 pm BOSTON- July 31, 9:45 pm The Milky Way Lounge & Lanes 403-405 Centre Street Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 ph. 617-524-3740 ext 22 A Head’s Tale Synopsis Music festivals have been a way for people to gather together for generations. The sixties yielded a subculture of kids and musician that defined the rock music festival. A transient subculture that has exponentially grown every year since. The Grateful Dead played a huge part in building this community. In the same spirit, jambands like Phish, String Cheese Incident and Moe have continued the music festival tradition drawing numbers of up to 100,000 people to one place for a weekend literally creating cities made of a sea of tents. The summer of 2002was a pinnacle point for “Head culture”. Phish had been on hiatus for 2 years, Phil Lesh and Friends were revived, and continuing the live tradition of the Grateful Dead, and the largest Jamband festival in history took place successfully in Tennessee, attracting over 100,000 kids, avoiding almost all media radars. Independent Canadian filmmaker, Greg Hemmings puts his thumb out and hitches to the festival lots from the Southern States, to the Rockies, to the East Coast of Canada armed with his DV camera. Hemmings captures the spirit of the people and the music that makes this unique subculture tick. A Head’s Tale features live performances from Jukejoint, Grand Theft Bus, Bullfrog, the Jimmy Swift band, Drive-by Leslie, The Slip, and Mark Wilson & The Way It Is. Visit www.independentmedium.com for more info on A Head’s Tale Check out http://www.independentmedium.com for all your digital video desires! --------------------------------------- ** How do you enjoy the Pleasant Presence of the Present Tense? ** Web archive at http://email.theslip.net ** To unsubscribe: Send an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the text 'signoff theslip' in the body of the message
