hello all, first of all, the listserv must not die!
secondly, this show recently appeared on etree and i'm on the torrent right now but there's only one person sharing it. it was a fantastic show and this is the first time a recording has been circulated so anyone interested should jump on the torrent... i'll seed it when i'm done downloading but i still have 7 hours.. setlist from slipbase: 11/22/2003: Colby College: Waterville, ME Set I: Intro> "Instrumental in 4"*> slight "Song" tease> Get Me with Fuji, Dear Melina^, Something Learned, Nellie Jean> Aptos, Love and Tears& Set II: Cumulus#, Mudslide!, Soft Machine^, (Take A) Beetle to the Badlands%, Happy Snails@ Notes: * I believe this is the same intro played at Pearl st. 11/21; it's a pretty slow but funky jam over I to IV7. ^ with Marc on guitar. & with Blue Moon tease. # with Brad on sitar. (I've seen Cumulus on the Sitar referred to as "Concubus" before. also included a jam similar to the Cumulus jam heard at 5/09/03 and 10/31/03, and a tease of a tune Chloe told me was called "hit em up style". ! with Brad on sitar and tape recorder. $ with Marc on guitar, also with Brad playing the cuica and the windy music-box thing. % Brad asked what song we wanted to hear next, and there was a huge shout out for Beetle. the verse included "take a wagon to waterville" and Brad made a little speech about how maybe we would one day all be driving biodiesel cars and how it's important for people to talk to each other and travel and network and learn from the people and things in the world. @ with Tim on shakers. Brad also took a solo on the PVC pipes while Andrew went back to the kit; I think there was also a brief tease of some 80s tune here. [ tasoula <taso at ecomail.org> - Sunday, November 23, 2003 ] p.s. the intro is the tune that we now know as 'more intense surveillance'... p.p.s. what the hell happened to 'something learned?!' or should i say 'chrysanthemum'.... --------------------------------------- ** 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
