Kill Devil Falls
, comment by kipmat
, attached to 2016-10-29
Some "Long Tall Glasses"-esque riffs from Trey around the 7:30 mark. I like the dynamics in the solo section, it made for a very enjoyable listen.
Some "Long Tall Glasses"-esque riffs from Trey around the 7:30 mark. I like the dynamics in the solo section, it made for a very enjoyable listen.
, comment by n00b100
, attached to 2015-12-31
2015's finest jams tend to be defined by major key or "bliss" jamming (your 8/22/15 Caspians and 12/30/15 Gins of the world); this one takes the opposite tack, delving into darker and stranger realms than even much of 3.0 tended to plumb (i.e., the realms 2.0 regularly traversed). I'm not sure this is on the same tier as the year's true classics, but it's a damned fine jam that makes the absolute most out of every second of its running length and is certainly part of why 12/31/15 is such a superb show. Great transition into Piper, as well.
2015's finest jams tend to be defined by major key or "bliss" jamming (your 8/22/15 Caspians and 12/30/15 Gins of the world); this one takes the opposite tack, delving into darker and stranger realms than even much of 3.0 tended to plumb (i.e., the realms 2.0 regularly traversed). I'm not sure this is on the same tier as the year's true classics, but it's a damned fine jam that makes the absolute most out of every second of its running length and is certainly part of why 12/31/15 is such a superb show. Great transition into Piper, as well.
, comment by TweezingSpaceRanger
, attached to 2015-07-31
Best Kill Devil Falls Ever!
Best Kill Devil Falls Ever!
, comment by n00b100
, attached to 2015-07-31
A special version to me, both because it's so good musically (one of those multi-part 3.0 beasts), but because it kicks off one of my true favorite sets.
A special version to me, both because it's so good musically (one of those multi-part 3.0 beasts), but because it kicks off one of my true favorite sets.
, comment by jonnylips
, attached to 2015-07-31
Once the jam gets going there is a very Manteca-like section followed by another jamming section that reminds me a lot of Walk Away before heading into hose-zone for the finale.
Once the jam gets going there is a very Manteca-like section followed by another jamming section that reminds me a lot of Walk Away before heading into hose-zone for the finale.
, comment by ThomasFunkyEdison
, attached to 2014-10-28
This KDF absolutely kills it. I hold off using the term "best," so I'll say instead that this is my favorite KDF ever. Definitely my favorite since Bethel (which I can't believe isn't highlighted yellow), check this out, you won't be unhappy at all. Very blissful, reminds me (without recent relisten) of a good 96/98 'Simple.'
This KDF absolutely kills it. I hold off using the term "best," so I'll say instead that this is my favorite KDF ever. Definitely my favorite since Bethel (which I can't believe isn't highlighted yellow), check this out, you won't be unhappy at all. Very blissful, reminds me (without recent relisten) of a good 96/98 'Simple.'
, comment by ThomasFunkyEdison
, attached to 2011-05-27
I think this should be highlighted yellow. Definitely one of my favorite versions, and it should especially stand out given that this song is usually fairly standard (not in a bad way). Before BGCA14's monster, this was my favorite version. Less type-II but a rocker non-the-less.
I think this should be highlighted yellow. Definitely one of my favorite versions, and it should especially stand out given that this song is usually fairly standard (not in a bad way). Before BGCA14's monster, this was my favorite version. Less type-II but a rocker non-the-less.
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