Umphrey's McGee

[truefan]

I am sure many of you know of this band. I have seen them at Bonnaroo a couple of times and in Atlanta with STS9. Great musicianship and ripped up jams.

They are playing Nashville on Nov 15 and then in Knoxville a few days later.

Anyone going?

[VOLatile]

I've seen them several times. Aren't they from Chicago? They're here in the Quad Cities at every festival, it seems.

[JSB2277]

saw sts9 in knox on the 8th that place was ragin

[Vol Mania 21]

a girl i once dated follows these guys around all the time. no thx for that, she's turned into a modern day hippie

[DrRosenRosen]

I've got tickets for both nights in Knoxville.

I fly out Dec 11th to see Umphreys and the Disco Biscuits for 4 days in Jamaica. Really can't wait for that. Less than a month now!

Sector 9 last week was another great show from those boys.

[doozer]

i like Um a lot and usually catch them in town, but i'm going to pass.

i more a fan of their improv guitar/album type stuff than i am of the prog/trance stuff they play. i just can't get down to Bisco/STS9. not my style right now. now, a late night at bonnaroo? different story...

Um will still be good. but i'll catch Old Crow and Yonder instead.

[JSB2277]

Originally Posted by doozer

i like Um a lot and usually catch them in town, but i'm going to pass.

i more a fan of their improv guitar/album type stuff than i am of the prog/trance stuff they play. i just can't get down to Bisco/STS9. not my style right now. now, a late night at bonnaroo? different story...

Um will still be good. but i'll catch Old Crow and Yonder instead.

Bonnaroo will need to have the greatest festie lineup of all time to get my ticket this year......... I'm thinking hard about All Good or Rothbury this summer

[doozer]

the line up will be good. plus it's closer and nothing is as awesome as bonnaroo.

[doozer]

post your reviews.

[DrRosenRosen]

Last night was rocking. Second set was the best with some great jams. Looking forward to tonight.

Set I: Andy's Last Beer, Water, Bridgeless> Passing> Last Man Swerving> Bridgeless
Set II: Got Your Milk (Right Here)> Tribute to the Spinal Shaft, Sociable Jimmy, The Fussy Dutchman, 13 Days, Mulche's Odyssey
Encore: Power to Love

[doozer]

looks decent.

[DrRosenRosen]

Gotta say the 2nd night was the better of the two. Had a good time at each one, though. Nice mellow cover of Men at Work and the Doobie Brothers during the first set.


Set I: August<SUP>1 2</SUP>, Visions of Parin<SUP>1</SUP>> Morning Song<SUP>1</SUP>, The Crooked One<SUP>1</SUP>> Great American<SUP>1</SUP>> Down Under<SUP>1 3</SUP>> Great American<SUP>1</SUP>, Black Water<SUP>1</SUP>
Set II: Ringo> Hangover, In the Kitchen> Ringo, Der Bluten Kat> Voices Inside My Head> Der Bluten Kat
Encore: #5> In the Kitchen

<SUP>1</SUP> Brendan & Jake on Acoustics
<SUP>2</SUP> 'Water' bass intro
<SUP>3</SUP> Last Played 10/27/2004 (514 shows)

[doozer]

was there anybody taping?

[DrRosenRosen]

Yeah, at least one guy. There's already 3 sources from the first night on Archive, so I'd guess the second night will be up there soon. Last resort would be a purchase from livedownloads.com.

[g8terh8ter_eric]

I had a co-worker one time introduce me to these guys. They are OK, if you like jam out hippie bands. The music just isn't very solid to me, but hey it's not for everyone. If I want to rock out I would prefer some late 60's-70's classic rock.