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Weekend Setlist Roundup

Memorial Day serves as a day to honor all U.S. men and women killed or missing in action
in war. It is their sacrifice that allows us to speak, live and freak freely. It also
signifies the un-official start of Summer, and with it comes a flurry of live music
activity. Here is a smattering of setlists curated from shows and festivals around the
country that you might enjoy.


Furthur

Furthur, Angels Camp, CA

5/27: Soundcheck Jam
Space > Eleven > Eyes of the World > Dark Star > Bird Song > Loose Lucy, Dear Mr. Fantasy,
Scarlet Begonias > Fire on the Mountain, Let It Grow, Unbroken Chain, Standing on the
Moon, Playing in the Band > Dark Star
E: Donor Rap, Going Down the Road Feeling Bad

5/28 Furthur Fest, Angels Camp, CA
I: American Beauty: Box of Rain, Friend of the Devil, Sugar Magnolia, Operator,
Candyman, Ripple > Brokedown Palace, Til the Morning Comes, Attics of my Life, Truckin
II: Workingman’s Dead: Uncle John’s Band, High Time, Dire Wolf, New Speedway
Boogie, Cumberland Blues, Black Peter, Casey Jones
III: Anthem of the Sun: Cryptical Envelopment > The Other One > New Potato Caboose
> Born Cross Eyed, Alligator, Caution
E: Donor Rap, New Song, One More Saturday Night

5/28 All Star Late Night Jam
*Viola Lee Blues (V1), *New Speedway Boogie, *#Fennario (Peggy-O), *#Tennessee Jed,
*%Viola Lee Blues (V2), *$Sugaree $$, *%@Death Don’t Have No Mercy, *%@I Know You Rider,
*%@Viola Lee Blues (V3)
* Phil (bass), Larry Campbell (guitar), Jackie Greene (guitar), Jeff Chimenti (keys), Joe
Russo (drums)
# with Teresa Williams (vocals), Larry Campbell on fiddle
% with Bob Weir (guitar), Jackie Greene (bass)
$ with Mark Karan (guitar)
@ with Jorma Kaukonen (guitar), Jack Casady (bass), Jackie Greene (keys), Bob Weir, Joe
Russo

5/29, Furthur Fest, Angels Camp, CA
I: Blues For Allah: Help on the Way > Slipnot! > Franklin’s Tower, King’s Soloman’s
Marbles, Music Never Stopped, Crazy Fingers, Sage & Spirit, Blues for Allah, Sandcastles
and Glass Camels, Usual Occurrences in the Desert

II: Aoxomoxoa: St. Stephen, Dupree’s Diamond Blues, Rosemary, Doin’ That Rag,
Mountains of the Moon, China Cat Sunflower, What’s Become of the Baby, Cosmic Charlie

III: Terrapin Station: Estimated Prophet, Dancing in the Street, Passenger, Samson
and Delilah, Sunrise, Lady With a Fan > Terrapin Station > Terrapin > Terrapin Transit >
At a Siding > Terrapin Flyer > Refrain, Donor Rap

E: Not Fade Away

Setlist Sources: PhilZone.com & #furthur



The Disco Biscuits

The Disco Biscuits

5/27/10 Boulder Theater, Boulder, CO
I: Flash Mob, Rivers, Story Of The World1> Aceetobee> Boom Shanker> Aceetobee
II: Save The Robots, The Very Moon> Digital Buddha> Lunar Pursuit> Digital Buddha
Encore: Spy

1 unfinished

5/28/10 Ogden Theater, Denver, CO
I: Voices Insane> Run Like Hell1> Voices Insane, The Bridge2, Jigsaw Earth
II: Spectacle, Air Song, Basis For A Day1> Rock Candy> Tricycle> Rock Candy
E: Once The Fiddler Paid

1 Unfinished, 2 1st time played

5/29/10 Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO
Bisco Inferno
Other acts include The Crystal Method, Booka Shade, Aeroplane, The Pnuma Trio and The
Glitch Mob
I: Hot Air Balloon> Gangster> Portal To An Empty Head1, Mindless Dribble> The Great Abyss>
Hot Air Balloon
II: House Dog Party Favor, On Time, M.E.M.P.H.I.S.1> Minions> Basis For A Day2, Magellan
Encore: Home Again

1 with Chris Michetti (RAQ) on guitar, 2 completes 5/28 version

Source: Phantasy Bisco

Bisco
Inferno Photo Gallery



moe.

moe.

5/28/10 Summer Camp 2010, Three Sisters Park, Chillicothe, IL
I: Rebubula, She Sends Me, All Roads Lead to Home, Day Dreaming*, Zed Nought Z, Rise>
Happy Hour Hero**, Mexico
II: Late Night in the Barn: George, Cissy Strut, Big World > Ricky Marten > Recreational
Chemistry, Brent Black > Interstellar Overdrive > Brent Black
E: Johnny Lineup
* New song, first time played (Rob)
** w/ Ivan Neville on keys

5/29/10 Summer Camp 2010, Three Sisters Park, Chillicothe, IL
I: Akimbo > Sensory Deprivation Bank, Haze# > Wormwood > St Augustine, McBain > Skrunk,
Waiting For The Punchline*
II: Dr. Graffenberg > Buster, 32 Things**, Billy Goat## >(nh) Moth > Low Spark Of High
Heeled Boys JAM > Farmer Ben
Encore: Lazarus
# FTP – new al. song
* w/ Danny Barnes
** w/ Brendan Bayliss
## FTP – new rob. song

5/30/10 Summer Camp 2010, Three Sisters Park, Chillicothe, IL
I: Bearsong >(nh) Timmy Tucker, One Life#, Deep This Time, Not Coming Down, Wind It Up,
San Berdino* > {moe. / ZPZ bandswitch} > Muffin Man
II: Crab Eyes > Threw It All Away > Crab Eyes, Okayalright, Blue Jeans Pizza**, Puebla##
>(nh) The Road > The Pit > The Road
Encore: Down Boy > Seat Of My Pants
{# FTP – new chuck. song
* w/ Dweezil Zappa
** w/ Kyle Hollingsworth
## FTP – new al. song}

Setlist Source: Phantasy moe. & Hidden
Track



Umphrey’s McGee

Umphrey’s McGee

5/28/10 Summer Camp 2010, Three Sisters Park, Chillicothe, IL

I: Rocker Part 2, Walletsworth, Turn & Dub > The Linear > Hajimemashite > Plunger, Gulf
Stream, Lisztomania

II: 40s Theme, Ocean Billy > #5, In The Kitchen > Girlfriend Is Better > Booth Love >
Glory, Ocean Billy

E: Cemetery Walk II

5/29/10 Summer Camp 2010, Three Sisters Park, Chillicothe, IL
I: Phil’s Far, Syncopated Strangers, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft, Conduit, All In Time,
Cemetery Walk*, Sledgehammer*

II: Intro, The Triple Wide, Mantis > Hangover > Mantis, Women Wine And Song*, Don’t Stop
’til You Get Enough*, Nothing Too Fancy
E: Mulche’s Odyssey
* w/ horns

5/30/10 Summer Camp 2010, Three Sisters Park, Chillicothe, IL
Afternoon Set: JaJunk, Much Obliged -> Partyin’ Peeps, The Fussy Dutchman, We’re Going to
War*, Seven Bridges Road**, Bridgeless > August > Bridgeless

*w/ Mike Rackey on steel pedal guitar
**first time played in full; last played 10.9.04

Late Night Set: Pay the Snucka > Bright Lights, Resolution*, Wappy Sprayberry** > Slacker
-> I’m On Fire# > Slacker^, Voices Inside My Head -> 1348, The Floor, ^^Pay the Snucka

*w/ Roy Ponce (Brainchild) on guitar
**w/ 25 or 6 to 4 jam
#no lyrics
^w/ Jesse (The Macpodz) on keys
^^w/ Rain Song intro


Umphrey’s McGee
5/30/10 Summer Camp 2010, Chillicothe, IL

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Source: UMLive.net, Hidden
Track
& @umphreysmcgee



Gov’t Mule

Gov’t Mule

5/29/10 Summer Camp 2010, Three Sisters Park, Chillicothe, IL
I: Out Front Jam* > Thorazine Shuffle, Railroad Boy > Trane** > Eternity’s Breath > St.
Stephen Jam > The Shape I’m In > Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys^ Steppin’ Lightly, Broke
Down On The Brazos, Loser^^ Wild Horses$, Mule > Whole Lotta Love > Mule

Notes: * With Unring The Bell Tease. ** With 3rd Stone From The Sun and Norwegian Wood
Teases. ^With Chuck Garvey. ^^With Al Schnier. $ With Danny Barnes & Jeff Austin



5.29.2010 Hookahville, Legend Valley, Thornville, OH
I: Hammer & Nails, She Said, She Said > Tomorrow Never Knows with Day Tripper Tease, Banks
Of The Deep End, Rocking Horse, Devil Likes It Slow, Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody’s Home
with Steve Sweney, Patchwork Quilt > I’m A Ram with Shakedown Street Tease

II: Broke Down On The Brazos, Blind Man In The Dark, Kind Of Bird with The Wind Cries Mary
Tease, Fallen Down > The Other One Jam > with Gimmie Shelter Tease, Drums > Any Open
Window, Inside Outside Woman Blues > Going Out West > Bang A Gong > Going Out West

E: Into The Mystic > Soulshine with Gospel Intro

Setlist Source: Mule.net, Hidden
Track
& Jambands.com Box Scores



STS9

STS9

5/29/10 Summer Camp 2010, Three Sisters Park, Chillicothe, IL
I: Really Wut?, Kamuy, Tooth, Beyond Right Now, Instantly, Equinox, Inspire Strikes Back,
Aimlessly, Lo Swaga

5/30/10 Summer Camp 2010, Three Sisters Park, Chillicothe, IL
Late Night Set: This Us, EHM, Rent, Move My Peeps, What is Love?, One a Day, Hi-Key, 118,
Somesing, Hidden Hand Hidden Fist, Moonsocket, Unquestionable Supremacy of Nature

E: Twilight-> Monkey Music

Setlist Source: Hidden Track & The Lowdown



Railroad Earth

Railroad Earth

5/27/10 DelFest @ Allegany County Fairgrounds – Cumberland, MD
I: 420, Walk Beside Me, Dance Around Molly – > Dandelion Wine, Elko, Happy Song, The
Hunting Song, Black Bear, Cuckoo’s Medley *, Where Songs Begin, Head, Railroad Earth
E: RV

Comment: * with Ronnie McCoury on mandolin. DelFest 2010.

5/28/10 DelFest @ Allegany County Fairgrounds – Cumberland, MD
I: Saddle of the Sun, Bread and Water, Old Dangerfield *, For Love, Colorado, Mighty River
- > Like a Buddha, Any Road, Seven Story Mountain, Long Way To Go *, Warhead Boogie – >
Hard Livin’
E: Little Rabbit

Comment: * with Ronnie McCoury on mandolin. DelFest 2010. Late Night Stage.

5/30/10 Summer Camp @ Three Sisters Park – Chillicothe, IL
I: Mighty River, Happy Song, Been Down This Road, The Forecast – > 1759, ‘Neath the Stars,
Bird in a House, New Jam (SHJ), Bringin’ My Baby Back Home

Setlist Source: Setlist.com


If you know of another noteworthy performance from the past few days, please add the
setlist to the comments below.

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Dark Star Orchestra | 04.08 | Photo Gallery

Images by: Zach Mahone

Dark Star Orchestra :: 04.08.10 :: Vilar Performing Arts Center :: Beaver Creek, CO

Dark Star Orchestra takes a late 70s Grateful Dead gem and throws a party in Colorado. The set was originally performed by the Dead on April 8, 1978 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Jacksonville, FL.

Setlist

Set I: Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo, Me And My Uncle > Big River, They Love Each Other, Looks Like Rain, Deal, El Paso, It Must Have Been The Roses, Lazy Lightnin’ > Supplication

Set II: Samson And Delilah, Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Sugar Magnolia

Encore: One More Saturday Night

Filler: Mr. Charlie, Brokedown Palace

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Lisa Rinna Sorry For Slamming Heidi Montag

Lisa Rinna has Twittered an apology for ridiculing Heidi Montag’s highly-publicized face and body overhaul. Rinna — whose plumped-up pout is evidence of her devotion to Botox — came under public scrutiny this week, when she told Fancast.com that she wouldn’t allow her two young daughters to look at the results of The Hills star’s [...]

Josh Duhamel Stripper Mistress Pregnant?!

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Southern stripper Nicole Forrester maintains that Duhamel stepped out on his singer spouse with her during a work-related trek to Atlanta [...]

Kiss | 11.22 | Oakland

Words & Images by: Tracy Nunnery

KISS :: 11.22.09 :: Oracle Arena :: Oakland, CA

KISS :: 11.22 :: Oakland, CA

If you show anyone in the world a photo of KISS, it’s pretty likely that they will tell you right away who it is. That kind of cachet is hard to come by in the fickle world of music. The monster that Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley and crew have created is alive, kicking and scratching, and will certainly be for many years, even after they finish their time onstage. Their lucrative creation is completely absurd and they have gone to great lengths to keep it that way.

It’s genius, really. When I first saw the KISS Destroyer Tour as a kid in 1976, all of the elements were already in place. It was an over-the-top exhibition of the most elaborate circus turned horror fest. And, as a rock show, not a play was left in the playbook with all of the cliche tricks in the history of rock music pressed into use. When Peter Criss and Ace Frehley left the band, their iconic characters kept marching forward. Fans weren’t paying to see actual people; they were showing up, year after year and show after show, to see the spectacle. Although the band behind the makeup may change, the experience will be consistently familiar.

True to form, the show at the Oracle Arena was instantly recognizable. Just as in 1976, pyrotechnics, explosions, blood and “faster, heavier, harder and louder” were the defining features of the evening. There was a fire-breathing, tongue-wagging, blood-spitting demon wielding a bass guitar in the shape of an axe. There was a guy with a star over his eye and a cat playing drums. Oh, and there was some classic ’70s hard rock, too. There were old songs and new ones that you would swear were old. It was all ridiculous but thoroughly entertaining. For KISS fans, it was idyllic old school rock ‘n’ roll entertainment with the volume set to 11.

Gene Simmons :: 11.22 :: Oakland, CA

This time out on the 35/Alive Tour, Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons brought along guitarist Tommy Thayer and drummer Eric Singer for an evening of neo-vintage entertainment. After opening with “Deuce” and “Strutter,” the band played hit after hit including “Calling Dr. Love,” “Let Me Go, Rock ‘N Roll,” “I Love It Loud,” and “Rock and Roll All Nite” before returning with an encore of classics, which included “Shout It Out Loud,” “Love Gun,” and “Detroit Rock City.” Stanley also stretched his trademark New Yawk-tinged vocals with a couple of new songs including a surprisingly demanding “Modern Day Delilah,” which sounded as if it had been plucked from the vault of KISS oldies.

In their roles as the iconic “Spaceman” and “Catman,” Thayer and Singer confidently ripped through the familiar songs as if they had been doing it all along. Stanley was busy strutting, posing and cavorting, while Simmons did his best to appear menacing. If only we hadn’t seen him out of character in his Family Jewels reality television series. Or would that be in character?

All of the other essential ingredients were also on display just as they have been for more than three decades. The guitar picks were flying like confetti into the face-painted crowd. There were dueling guitar solos, a rotating riser for the classic drum solo, and Gene and Paul suspended, flying on cables above the crowd. There was also an incident where Thayer’s guitar appeared to fire explosives, knocking a set of stage lights from the rigging onto the stage below, as a part of the exhibition.

The KISS Army was out in strong numbers, many of whom were sharing their fondly remembered youth with their kids. There were also the merely curious, those folks just wanting to see what a KISS show was all about. In truth, the music is still incidental. For the hottest band in the world, the spectacle is the show.

KISS is on tour now; dates available here.

Continue reading for more pics of KISS in Oakland…

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Josh Duhamel Bragged About Cheating On Fergie With Stripper

Black Eyed Sleaze! Josh Duhamel and his wife Fergie continue to publicly deny allegations that the Transformers star cheated with an Atlanta stripper earlier this year, but a lawyer for the shake dancer claims it was Josh’s giant mouth that landed the story on the cover of tabloids.

“This is not the first nor will it [...]

Josh Duhamel Cheated On Fergie With Stripper Nicole Forrester (Pics)

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According to a bombshell story in the Nov. 9 edition of The National Enquirer, Fergie-Ferg isn’t the only Methface holding the key to Josh’s heart. The 36-year-old actor [...]

Furthur | 09.20.09 | Oakland

Images by: Susan J. Weiand

Furthur :: 09.20.09 :: Fox Theater :: Oakland, CA

Set I: Samson & Delilah, Casey Jones, Mississippi Half-Step, Sugaree, Pride Of Cucamonga > Jam > Throwing Stones > Passenger

Set II: Viola Lee Blues > Cumberland Blues > Viola Lee Blues, King Solomon’s Marbles, Cassidy > Jam > Dark Star > Welcome To The Dance (first time played – new Phil song) > Dark Star > Uncle John’s Band, Sugar Magnolia

E: Cosmic Charlie

Furthur is Phil Lesh (bass, vocals), Bob Weir (guitar, vocals), Jeff Chimenti (keys, vocals), John Kadlecik (guitar, vocals), Jay Lane (drums, percussion) and Joe Russo (drums).

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The Grateful Dead: Winterland, June 1977

THE DEAD SATISFY THE SAN FRAN FAITHFUL

Winterland, June 1977: The Complete Recordings Spotlights the Grateful Dead’s
Transcendent Three-Night Run in a Nine-Disc Boxed Set Remastered in HDCD

The Grateful Dead rolled into San Francisco riding a long streak of hot-damn shows during the spring of 1977, a legendary road trip that many Deadheads agree was a tour for the ages. The band didn’t disappoint the hometown faithful when it took to the stage June 7-9 at Winterland Arena – the Dead’s spiritual home – for one of the group’s most beloved hometown runs. As veteran Dead archivist David Lemieux puts it, “A lot of Deadheads say ’77 is their favorite year. And of these shows, the first night is a Top 15, the second is a Top 10, and the third is a Top 3.”

WINTERLAND, JUNE 1977: THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS packs every note from those three transcendent nights into nine discs that encompass what might be some of the greatest live Dead ever. A worthy successor to last year’s extraordinary Winterland 1973 collection, this set surges and sighs with the inspired sound of rock’s most unpredictable dance band hard at work, in peak communion.

WINTERLAND, JUNE 1977 is presented in HDCD, mastered from the original soundboard reels and enhanced using cutting-edge audio engineering technology including Plangent Processes’ state-of-the-art audio-time alignment procedure. Handsomely packaged in a custom archival box, the set contains 68 previously unreleased tracks as well as an extensive, full-color booklet featuring rare photos, a thoughtful essay by Rolling Stone senior editor and Winterland veteran David Fricke, and a few other surprise goodies.

On sale now exclusively from www.dead.net for $99.99, WINTERLAND, JUNE 1977 will be shipped by the end of September. Fans who order the set before then will also receive an exclusive bonus disc featuring more than an hour of unreleased music recorded live May 12, 1977 at Chicago’s Auditorium Theatre.

At the time of these recordings, the band included guitarist Jerry Garcia, singer Donna Jean Godchaux, keyboardist Keith Godchaux, drummers Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann, bassist Phil Lesh, and guitarist Bob Weir.

WINTERLAND, JUNE 1977: THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS

Track Listing

Disc 1: 6/7/77

1. “Bertha”

2. “Jack Straw”

3. “Tennessee Jed”

4. “Looks Like Rain”

5. “Peggy-O”

6. “Funniculi Funnicula”

7. “El Paso”

8. “Friend Of The Devil”

9. “The Music Never Stopped”

Disc 2: 6/7/77

1. “Scarlet Begonias”

2. “Fire On The Mountain”

3. “Good Lovin’”

4. “Candyman”

5. “Estimated Prophet”

6. “He’s Gone”

7. “Drums”

Disc 3: 6/7/77

1. “Samson And Delilah”

2. “Terrapin Station”

3. “Morning Dew”

4. “Around And Around”

5. “Uncle John’s Band”

6. “U.S. Blues”

Disc 4: 6/8/77

1. “New Minglewood Blues”

2. “Sugaree”

3. “Mexicali Blues”

4. “Row Jimmy”

5. “Passenger”

6. “Sunrise”

7. “Brown-Eyed Women”

8. “It’s All Over Now”

9. “Jack-A-Roe”

10. “Lazy Lightning”

11. “Supplication”

Disc 5: 6/8/77

1. “Bertha”

2. “Good Lovin’”

3. “Ramble On Rose”

4. “Estimated Prophet”

5. “Eyes Of The World”

6. “Drums”

Disc 6: 6/8/77

1. “The Other One”

2. “Wharf Rat”

3. “Not Fade Away”

4. “Goin’ Down The Road Feeling Bad”

5. “Johnny B. Goode”

6. “Brokedown Palace”

Disc 7: 6/9/77

1. “Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo”

2. “Jack Straw”

3. “They Love Each Other”

4. “Cassidy”

5. “Sunrise”

6. “Deal”

7. “Looks Like Rain”

8. “Loser”

9. “The Music Never Stopped”

Disc 8: 6/9/77

1. “Samson And Delilah”

2. “Funniculi Funnicula”

3. “Help On The Way”

4. “Slipknot!”

5. “Franklin’s Tower”

Disc 9: 6/9/77

1. “Estimated Prophet”

2. “St. Stephen”

3. “Not Fade Away”

4. “Drums”

5. “St. Stephen”

6. “Terrapin Station”

7. “Sugar Magnolia”

8. “U.S. Blues”

9. “One More Saturday Night”

Dead.net Bonus Disc

Auditorium Theatre — Chicago — 5/12/1977

1. “Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo”

2. “Dancing In The Street”

3. “Terrapin Station”

4. “Playing In The Band”

5. “Drums”

6. “Not Fade Away”

7. “Comes A Time”

8. “Playing In The Band”


Carl Pope: The Fierce Urgency of Never

Washington, D.C. — Barack Obama apparently got it wrong. It’s “never” rather than “now” that stirs the human soul. At least it stirs the soul…