SlipLive

Sweet! Listening to the first track now, and liking it so far.

It's definitely Leslie being Leslie.

Wow. What a great video.

I can't imagine what it would be like to attend a festival in Japan. I'll have to try it some day.

Messy is fun

I'm really digging this take on Rubber Ball. It's not the same without Amy's vocals, but it's pretty damn awesome.

Not sure that I could pick a "Greatest Slip Song".
I've never been comfortable mixing Zermelo–Fraenkel set theory and art.

Thanks so much. I was unable to catch any of the tour, so I'm loving all of these recordings.

Nearly forgot how much I love If One Of Us Should Fall.

That's just awesome.

lucasdavidsamuels wrote:sonya kitchell & brad barr - running
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCsXDVxqDYI

This is really nice. Any idea what the story is behind this recording? Was it just a spontaneous thing because the studio happened to have a camera?

This is why I only bother going to general admission shows in small venues anymore. If I'm going to have to fight with a poorly designed website to get close enough to see what's happening on stage, I may as well just download the show and listen to it later. Don't get me wrong, I've always had an a...

Wow. Nice.

I love the interview/performance at http://www.cvillepodcast.com/2009/04/03 ... e-at-wnrn/. Interesting that Nathan is looking for a new name for Surprise Me Mr. Davis to go along with the new album.

The 3/5/09 River St. Jazz Cafe, Wilkes-Barre PA show is up on etree. http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=523184 Check out the cover of 'Heartbeats' by the Knife. It's a shame that the 3/6/09 show wasn't recorded - there were three sets, Andrew was on fire, and they played two different versions of Re...

If I had a couple of grand to drop on recording equipment I would tape the shows.
Of course then it would still sound like crap. As always my hat is off to Cleantone and all of the other tapers who invest so much of their time, money, and skills recording shows for the rest of us.

Anyone else planning on attending either of these?

It’s just painful watching a band I once loved turning into a caricature of itself. As far as I’m concerned they’re no better than a late night tv-shopping-network saleslady hocking “limited edition” Elvis collector plates. But then, maybe I’m still a bit bitter over Coventry. Of course, Trey's come...

Friggin zombies. If you're dead, stay dead.
If you must come back, then throw your own damn festival.

<actually though, I think that The Connection is a decent tune>