BrianH1

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Phish, and im not saying that cuz i followed them around a few summers.
 
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Originally posted by: BrianH1
Phish, and im not saying that cuz i followed them around a few summers.

HAhahahahaha, got that one checked.

ALso got some String Cheese Incident shows.

And I wish I did that when I had the chance to..... oh welll..
 

BrianH1

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New jam bands are really sketchy now I suppose. Umphreys McGee is supposed to be the new force. Tea Leaf Green, Perpetual Groove, Widespread Panic (even though I loathe them), Trey Anastasio (solo stuff is actually good, but not as good as when hes with Phish).

edit: want to give you a link: www.archive.org (has a lot of shows, Grateful Dead, Umpheys, Cheese) for free download. also check out furthurnet, its kinda like a napster for jamband shows.
 
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Originally posted by: BrianH1
New jam bands are really sketchy now I suppose. Umphreys McGee is supposed to be the new force. Tea Leaf Green, Perpetual Groove, Widespread Panic (even though I loathe them), Trey Anastasio (solo stuff is actually good, but not as good as when hes with Phish).

Umphreys McGee,

ahahahahahaha, I jsut started DLing a show about an hour ago to see what they are all about.

Thanks for all the ideas!
 

ktehmok

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The Mars Volta

I've only heard their single. But they seem to have the serious "noodling factor" down, so that's a definite + for them. Surely worth a search for bootleg material. That guitarist has some potential.
 

Cerpin Taxt

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Originally posted by: ktehmok
Originally posted by: Garth
The Mars Volta

I've only heard their single. But they seem to have the serious "noodling factor" down, so that's a definite + for them. Surely worth a search for bootleg material. That guitarist has some potential.
Trust me, if "noodling" is a highlight for you, then you'll like The Mars Volta. They're somewhat infamous for their extended jams and guitar solos. Last time I saw them live, they played for about an hour and 15 minutes, but only made it through 3 songs. Check out their first album -- I liked it better than their latest album. Both are good, but the latest doesn't seem quite as diverse as their first.

-Garth


 

xSauronx

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Originally posted by: BrianH1
New jam bands are really sketchy now I suppose. Umphreys McGee is supposed to be the new force. Tea Leaf Green, Perpetual Groove, Widespread Panic (even though I loathe them), Trey Anastasio (solo stuff is actually good, but not as good as when hes with Phish).

edit: want to give you a link: www.archive.org (has a lot of shows, Grateful Dead, Umpheys, Cheese) for free download. also check out furthurnet, its kinda like a napster for jamband shows.

umphreys is great (saw them live) and new monsoon is worth checking out

try bt.etree.org

keller williams is also great, and xavier rudd is pretty good.

you can try yonder mountain string band (they tour with some jam groups, bluegrass really though, but good) and the fleck tones

michael franti and spearhead are ok, their music isnt anything fantastic, but theyve got alot of energy live.
you should just check Jam Bands Online and eTrees BitTorrent site for some stuff. the eTree site has tons of live-show torrents.
 

slurmsmackenzie

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check homegrownmusic.net
Home Grown Music Network

blueground undergrass, if you can find some old south catherine street jug band stuff, they're good (but gone)

and dr. didg... ooo.. and carlos washington, or any side project he's affiliated with.