new addition to Trey's rig

[strangedesign]

I remember at "IT" Trey saying that they had been trying to do completely spontaneous set lists.  I also remember a couple of moments where there LONG pauses between songs, one of which Trey said "we are trying to decide what to play"

I remember really liking that feeling of spontaneity

I also remember IT, and there were definitely some extended pauses in between, which lends credibility to that notion.  And sometimes there still are long pauses to this day, where you know that's what they're doing - discussing what to play next.  Even in Portland last fall, I know that at least the 2nd half of the 2nd set was NOT planned, as I clearly remember Trey shouting out to the rest of the band what song they were going to play next (as they were wrapping up the current song ending).  Also, when I saw them in Albany 9/9/00, I knew that set wasn't planned because of the same type of stuff.

We were sitting front row behind the stage, and they opened up the 2nd set with Jibboo followed by The Curtain.  As they were wrapping up The Curtain, Trey called out the next song (Sand) to the band, but both Mike & Fish mistakenly busted into the beat to First Tube, and not Sand.  Trey then leaned into Fishman and twice yelled "SAAAND!......SAAAAAAAAAAAAND!!!!", louder each time he said it, and on cue, Fish & Mike both switched over to the correct beat of Sand.  If you listen to the tape, you can hear it clearly (them switching it up).  Pretty funny.

I think I remember trey flat out saying into the microphone that they were not planning setlists at it.  I'll give it a listen this week.

Also, I judt listened to the 0703 show....trey totally forgot the words to sanity, someone in the crowd had to help him out.  I wonder what was on his monitor during that song

we went to the 7/3 and 7/4 shows. I think he also forgot a bunch of waste lyrics.

[cactuskeeb]

I remember at "IT" Trey saying that they had been trying to do completely spontaneous set lists.  I also remember a couple of moments where there LONG pauses between songs, one of which Trey said "we are trying to decide what to play"

I remember really liking that feeling of spontaneity

I also remember IT, and there were definitely some extended pauses in between, which lends credibility to that notion.  And sometimes there still are long pauses to this day, where you know that's what they're doing - discussing what to play next.  Even in Portland last fall, I know that at least the 2nd half of the 2nd set was NOT planned, as I clearly remember Trey shouting out to the rest of the band what song they were going to play next (as they were wrapping up the current song ending).  Also, when I saw them in Albany 9/9/00, I knew that set wasn't planned because of the same type of stuff.

We were sitting front row behind the stage, and they opened up the 2nd set with Jibboo followed by The Curtain.  As they were wrapping up The Curtain, Trey called out the next song (Sand) to the band, but both Mike & Fish mistakenly busted into the beat to First Tube, and not Sand.  Trey then leaned into Fishman and twice yelled "SAAAND!......SAAAAAAAAAAAAND!!!!", louder each time he said it, and on cue, Fish & Mike both switched over to the correct beat of Sand.  If you listen to the tape, you can hear it clearly (them switching it up).  Pretty funny.

I think I remember trey flat out saying into the microphone that they were not planning setlists at it.  I'll give it a listen this week.

Also, I judt listened to the 0703 show....trey totally forgot the words to sanity, someone in the crowd had to help him out.  I wonder what was on his monitor during that song

we went to the 7/3 and 7/4 shows. I think he also forgot a bunch of waste lyrics.

dude, fuck that guy.

[Walker done done]

^^ ??

[cactuskeeb]

Just kidding.  Trey's just old, and forgetful.