But for real my dudes, this show is the MF’n truth. They don’t stop playing the entire second set (almost 90 min)…and a 30+ min encore. Non-stop energy. I can’t recommend this show enough. It’s some of the best music the jam scene has ever produced.
5/16/96 Edwards Hall, University Of Rhode Island - Providence, RI
Bring You Down > CalifornIA > Timmy Tucker^ > Buster > Rebubula^# > Yodelittle
^ Unfinished. # With “Inca Roads” (Frank Zappa) teases.*
a favorite of mine. was a staple of mine in college during study time.
8/31/01 Snow Ridge Ski Area - Turin, NY
Moth > Lazarus > Bring You Down > Brent Black > St. Augustine > Time Ed > Moth
E: Don’t Fear The Reaper
A perfect opening to the 2nd moe.down. really set the tone for how awesome the weekend was going to be. aside from my friend’s sauza induced puking in a tent situation and losing my blackhawks hat. this was later released as dr. stan’s vol 2
I hadn’t listened to any in a while. Decided to throw on a March show to see how they had been sounding before they were COVID-19’d.
Picked the San Diego show. 3/7. Def recommend.
Set 1: Mexico -> Happy Hour Hero, Porn & Candy, ATL, Conviction Song, Billy Goat -> It
Set 2: Skitchin’ Buffalo > Spine Of A Dog -> Four -> Downward Facing Dog -> Meat -> Brent Black -> Meat
Encore: Okayalright
I forgot about them for a while until I went to their Phish after show years back. It was fun. Then saw them about a year ago at Brooklyn Bowl. 2nd set was killer. Loved the Conch sequence but also really loved the new (at least to me) song LL3
I want to say sometime around 2008/2009 someone in moe. came out with a solo project. I just remember streaming this really awesome song off a random website and really digging it. I thought it was Al, but I can’t seem to find it anywhere on the internet. Or maybe it was some other artist and it featured Al?
I don’t know - this is super vague and it probably won’t render anything
I like moe a lot and will see them every time they come up town. But I just can’t relisten to any shows. The production of their SBDs is god awful. Sounds like audience recordings with subpar equipment.