Summer camp also posted an interview with him a couple weeks back.
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Oh I saw him at P Groove dressed head to toe as a watermelon.
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amazing. thx for sharing. glad to see he’s still the laid back and good dude i remember.
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Bumping this one today while I slide through the day! Love the loose vibe these older SBDs have
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May 14, 2003 Umphrey’s McGee — Oasis One-Sixty — Chicago Heights, IL, USA
Set 1: Phil’s Farm > Divisions[1]-> Swamp Music[2] > Divisions, Anchor Drops[3]-> Tribute to the Spinal Shaft[4]-> In The Kitchen
Set 2: In Violation of Yes, Hurt Bird Bath[5] > Drums → Uncommon, Sociable Jimmy > Orfeo[6]-> Resolution → Walletsworth
Encore: Waiting Room[7] > Pay the Snucka[8]
Footnotes:
[1] with Gut Strut tease and Smell the Mitten jam
[2] one verse; with The Spirit of Radio (Rush) jam and Third Stone From the Sun (Jimi Hendrix) tease
[3] with Crosseyed and Painless (Talking Heads) jam
[4] with Entrance of the Gladiators (Julius FuÄÃk) tease
[5] with It’s About that Time (Miles Davis) tease and Se A Cabo (Santana) jam
[6] with Front Porch tease
[7] with Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring (Bach) tease
[8] part III only
**Show Notes:**with The Lonely Man Theme (Joe Harnell) tease before Anchor Drops
with Smokin’ (Boston) tease and quote before Sociable Jimmy
with (I Just) Died in Your Arms (Cutting Crew) quote and Round and Round (Ratt) tease and quote before Waiting Room
Soundcheck: Out of Order, Señor Mouse
“Jimmy Stewart”:
· In Divisions: with Gut Strut tease and Smell the Mitten jam
· In Anchor Drops: with Crosseyed and Painless (Talking Heads) jam
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This is probably in my top 10 UM shows, that whole first set is fucking sick. McL requested the Waiting Room encore and it hit the damn spot. Oasis One-Sixty was the top 2 weirdest places I’ve seen them and it probably isn’t #2.
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I thought N1 of this run was decent. N2/N3 were really good. I’d take this 10 times out of 10 for a 3 night run (not that I can handle such things these days. 2 my max 
)
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Actually, I think I’m going N2(clear fav), N1, N3
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On todays thrilling episode of “random shows I find on archive”
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July 15, 2007 Umphrey’s McGee — Trancegression Festival — Copper Mountain, CO, USA
Set 1:
Slacker, Miss Tinkle’s Overture, In The Kitchen > Miss Gradenko > In The Kitchen, Dump City, Alex’s House[1]-> Nothing Too Fancy[2], Der Bluten Kat > Mulche’s Odyssey > Der Bluten Kat, Wizard Burial Ground
Encore:
Resolution[3] > Svenghali[4] > Syncopated Strangers[5]
Footnotes:
[1] with Unskinny Bop (Poison) teases
[2] unfinished
[3] just Brendan and Andy with all of the Disco Biscuits; the bands switched before the segue
[4] debut, The Disco Biscuits; all of Umphrey’s with Jon Gutwillig
[5] with Amazing Grace (John Newton) tease from Joel
Show Notes:
Umphrey’s closed the evening
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So I’m a fucking loser chode and preordered the frame x frame film.
@GizaButler @thefussyasianman want to have a watch party at my place?
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I’ll probably watch it at some point I’m going to see Flecktones that night it’s premiering.
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Lol. Sure. Is it on demand? Or there some “event” stream that will crash and be unwatchable?
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Oh bruh wanna meet up before flecktones? Pabst on Sunday?
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Yes me and @wiscomtonslacker are going not sure where our seats are since he bought the tickets. Definitely could meet up for some drinks downtown before the show?
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For today’s thrilling archive pull we have a topical ‘Roo set from a week& a day out of 17 years ago to z day:
June 16, 2006 Umphrey’s McGee — Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival — Manchester, TN, USA
One Set: Partyin’ Peeps, Plunger > Intentions Clear > Blue Echo > Pay the Snucka, Morning Song, Words[1], 40’s Theme, All In Time[2] > Baby You’re A Rich Man[3] > Another Brick in the Wall[4] > Brain Damage[5] > Eclipse[6]
Footnotes:
[1] with 40’s Theme false start
[2] unfinished
[3] during the song, Marc Brownstein and Aron Magner replaced Ryan and Joel respectively
[4] Joel joined for some of this song
[5] debut, Pink Floyd; Joel joined for some of this song
[6] debut, Pink Floyd; with Joe Russo and Tom Hamilton on vocals
**Show Notes:**Late night show in The Other Tent
with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease before Words
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This was the show where I finally got it. My mind was blown during the shreddy transition to snuka pt3. The solos in 40s were beautiful and it was my first time hearing AiT. All of these songs except plunger and the covers were new to me. Having a headful didn’t hurt, either.
Kinda wish there wasn’t a tDB transition during the covers, they ruined the floyd vocals brain damage and eclipse.
Also, what? Now we’re doing a week and a day out anniversaries?
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Same
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Ha! Naw I just have been doing randUM archive pulls to listen throughout the day. So I do my best to take it from around the time of year we’re currently in. I happened to notice it was almost of age, so I figured I’d mention it
That’s sweet you were there tho! Never got around to ‘roo and kinda wish I could have seen it during the jam heavy years
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There wasn’t a ton of jamming in this show. Extended plunger, Mrs. Robinson’s Strut (maybe first time according to the repeated stews thread?) in Intentions Clear, small jam in Blue Echo, and some really great improv in AiT.
Earlier that day was a short day set that was also a ton of fun:
June 16, 2006 Umphrey’s McGee — Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival — Manchester, TN, USA
Set 1: August, Eat[1], Bridgeless
Encore: The Crooked One[2]
Footnotes:
[1] with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease
[2] began with Ain’t Talkin’ 'bout Love (Van Halen) tease
**Show Notes:**Sonic Stage
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While we’re talking Bonnaroo UM…
June 8, 2012 Umphrey’s McGee — Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival — Manchester, TN, USA
Set 1: Gurgle > 40’s Theme[1], Plunger → The Floor, Pay the Snucka[2] > The Triple Wide > Pay the Snucka[3], Puppet String, JaJunk > Breathe[4] > Plunger, Ringo[5]
Set 2: All In Time[6], Bright Lights, Big City > Den > Bright Lights, Big City, 1348 > Hajimemashite, Miss Tinkle’s Overture > Thunderstruck > Miss Tinkle’s Overture, Booth Love, Wizard Burial Ground
Encore: In The Kitchen[7] > JaJunk
Footnotes:
[1] with One Nation Under a Groove (Funkadelic) tease
[2] with Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) jam
[3] with Bulls On Parade (Rage Against the Machine)
[4] “dub version”
[5] segue into Big Gigantic’s Tweener set
[6] segued out of Big Gigantic’s Tweener set; with Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’ (Michael Jackson) jam
[7] unfinished
**Show Notes:**This Tent
late night show
seamless full-band switch with Big Gigantic between sets
This was such a special night for me. My first time seeing Radiohead earlier, among other highlights, was monumental. Then to wander over to this show was incredible. They announce they’re playing another set as Big Gigantic takes over. The sun rise with Booth Love. Thunderstruck. Wizard. Put the hook in me forever with this band. The Triple Wide is the standout improv of the show, check it out!
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