Audio of Being

Well I would drive to Rochester or Detroit to see Matt again, I have no problems with that, I have driven/taken trips much farther to see other bands play.

Manchurian Candidate

Entrosol

Goldeneye

He should also add Fated (Live From Massey Hall) I would also like a hard copy as well.

thanks beth and S.E. If my uploads were not so slow, I would upload some stuff.

I have a version you might like, when Mike breaks into Little Wing and the Star Spangled Banner. Filter-Welcome To The Fold

I am also looking for Title of Record by Filter

Stormy Weather

Yes, I would like Sonic Youth as well, esp Washing Machine, I loved that CD, but it was stolen from my car.

Local News

Starman i added this line so that my post would be more than 8 characters

Oasis- All Around The World

Phish - Down With Disease (the ensuing jam is in the key of A and never left the key of A)

Tweezer -> Walk Away -> Tweezer > Glide > Mike's Song -> My Mind's Got a Mind of its Own -> Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen -> Kung -> I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove -> Have Mercy -> Weekapaug Groove -> Rock and Roll All Nite Jam -> Weekapaug Groove - Phish

Mike's Song -> Simple -> Midnight Rider Jam -> Catapult -> Simple -> Icculus, Simple -> Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove -> The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > Avenu Malkenu > The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday Reprise > Digital Delay Loop Jam - Phish

I love that version Charles, with the lyrics reflecting the rain storm. DMB - Dancing Nanices ---> Warehouse (Live at Central Park)

Fanfare For The Common Man/Rondo - Emerson Lake and Palmer

DMB - Bartender

are there any sites that are similar to onik? it seems as one gets shutdown, 1 more pops up

Charles you are dead on with what you said, i remember when punk band MxPx did a poll for the CD Panic, and how most likely will you purchase it. Over 80% said they would but it online, and Pearl Jam, by moving to J Records, has more freedom and control over what they want the music to sound like. Pearl Jam and countless other bands, also record all live concerts so that we as fans can download them, and it is rather inexpensive, only $10 for mp3 files, $12-15 for FLAC (lossless) files. moe. and other jam bands do not get much radio, and the only I hear about those bands is in message boards similar to this one. iTunes makes millions of dollars by what they do, and it is about time that music execs look into the future, rather than the past.

Phish - Theme From The Bottom A song sung from the view of a fish, swimming in a fish bowl.

I need a case of Keith's Red, and bottle of Crown.

Oasis - Magic Pie

The music industry for years has played what they want on radio, told bands what songs should sound like so that singles just get played on radio and MTV. There is really no freedom in music anymore, half of what is out there today all sounds the same, from emo bands, to nu metal bands. But torrents, downloading music is just continue at a greater pace more than ever, with the average price being around $18-22 (US), and I am not sure how much an average CD costs in Canada, people will download, what Radiohead did is going to be the way of the future, and other bands like Pearl Jam will just do internet only releases on there own label. This is a wake up call to the music industry, to get on board, and get involved in the digital age.