SET 1: Who Are You [1], Mud City -> Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey [2] > Trouble, Drifting > Becky -> Hap-Nappy, Sweet Dreams Melinda > Get Back -> Mr. Completely -> Goodbye Head > Something for Rockets, Dragonfly
ENCORE: Tuesday
This gig was part of the annual All Good Music Festival that also included The Disco Biscuits, Ween, Les Claypool, Galactic and many others. "Who Are You?" featured Mike on acoustic guitar. “Uncle Albert” featured Trey on megaphone. Trey sat in during Les Claypool’s set for “Mr. Oysterhead.”
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This show was part of the "G.R.A.B. - Summer 2006 Tour"
Show Reviews
, attached to 2006-07-14
G.R.A.B. was the big headliner and they did not disappoint. They opened with a 26+ minute "Who Are You?" which still remains one of the craziest glow-stick wars I've ever seen. The type II jam in the middle is a great example of the type of industrial-funk-rock jamming G.R.A.B. was best at. The exploration doesn't even end there, "Mud City", "Mr. Completely" and "Goodbye Head" all get the treatment. Aside from their super-jam set at Bonnaroo, this might have been the best G.R.A.B. show ever.
I also saw Trey sitting in during Les Claypool's day set - it was real quick and a pretty disjointed solo from Trey but with Les' style it fit right in. The "sit-in" was no more than a minute. Still, cool to see Trey playing with Les even if it was brief.
Review by harroldHOOD
G.R.A.B. was the big headliner and they did not disappoint. They opened with a 26+ minute "Who Are You?" which still remains one of the craziest glow-stick wars I've ever seen. The type II jam in the middle is a great example of the type of industrial-funk-rock jamming G.R.A.B. was best at. The exploration doesn't even end there, "Mud City", "Mr. Completely" and "Goodbye Head" all get the treatment. Aside from their super-jam set at Bonnaroo, this might have been the best G.R.A.B. show ever. I also saw Trey sitting in during Les Claypool's day set - it was real quick and a pretty disjointed solo from Trey but with Les' style it fit right in. The "sit-in" was no more than a minute. Still, cool to see Trey playing with Les even if it was brief.
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