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Phish - 5.31.09 Fenway Park, Boston, MA Set II
Tweezer -> Light**, Bathtub Gin, David Bowie, Time Turns Elastic**, Free, (The Ballad of) Curtis Loew, You Enjoy Myself
E: Cavern, Good Times Bad Times, Tweezer Reprise
** debut performance.
The setlist is ridiculous, but Mike’s filthy breakdown in YEM is priceless. Listen in preparation for tonight’s show at Jones Beach. Five of us from The Butter Room will be gathering for the opening. Follow the setlist with us on Twitter, and tune into From The Road, where we’ll be updating with photos and call-in posts.
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Frank Zappa on Crossfire back in the wonderful years, 1987. Hosted by a shockingly young Michael Kinsley. (via osmium)
I have a theory that the truth is never told during the nine-to-five hours.
— Hunter S. Thompson (via bellavita)
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The Wind Cries Mary - The Jimi Hendrix Experience
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let us toast to animal pleasures, to escapism, to rain on the roof and instant coffee, to unemployment insurance and library cards, to absinthe and good-hearted landlords, to music and warm bodies and contraceptives… and to the ‘good life,’ whatever it is and wherever it happens to be.
— Hunter S. Thompson (via bellavita)
Remembering (via | view large on black)
Memorial Day usually marks the beginning of summer for most of us, even if it’s in an unofficial capacity. For me, summer means seeing live music, camping, enjoying the outdoors - all things we often take for granted as Americans. We owe such wonderful freedoms and past times to those that have given their lives to allow us to continue to live in ways that much of the rest of the world cannot.
I know when I venture across the country to see live music this summer, I’m going to try and capture the experience for what it is: completely American and unique. This photo was taken last July 3, at the Rothbury Music Festival in Rothbury, Michigan. I can’t think of a better way to spend an American holiday than camping, grilling, dancing, and watching fireworks. So I urge all of you to do as much of the aforementioned activities as possible. They’ll keep you smiling and keep you remembering why we live in such an amazing place in some (for better or worse) amazing times.
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