-in the strangest of places if you look at it right. (Hello, 8th grade yearbook quote!)
Check out Dark Star Orchestra doing Scarlet Begonias on NYE 2010.
Happy Sunday!
Elizabeth
Showing posts with label Dark Star Orchestra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dark Star Orchestra. Show all posts
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Saturday, January 1, 2011
DSO on New Years 2010: A Photographic Adventure
I went to the Klein Theater in Bridgeport, CT last night to ring in the new year...
But it felt more like Cow Palace.
Elizabeth
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Another reason I love my college:
I was fooling around on the internet this morning and decided to see what was the latest with a few bands. Lo and behold, I discovered within a fifteen-minute period that Caravan of Thieves, Gandalf Murphy & the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, and Dark Star Orchestra are all stopping by Northampton this month.
Oh yeah, and then there's Phish in Amherst in October.
I'm trying my best not to brag but... I love Western Massachusetts. Get ready for some reviews, ladies and gents.
The sun will shine and the leaves will fall,
Elizabeth
Oh yeah, and then there's Phish in Amherst in October.
I'm trying my best not to brag but... I love Western Massachusetts. Get ready for some reviews, ladies and gents.
The sun will shine and the leaves will fall,
Elizabeth
Thursday, August 5, 2010
GATHERING OF THE VIBES 2010 (Part 1 of 4) @ Seaside Park in Bridgeport, CT
As I settle in to write this entry, I wonder: could there be a more perfect way to celebrate the life and legacy of Jerry Garcia than the Gathering of the Vibes? I think not. So long story short, I plan on returning to the Vibes for a long, long time.
My festivities kicked off with a remarkable show from Dark Star Orchestra on Thursday night. I hadn't seen these guys since Furthur recruited John Kadlecik to tour with them and Jeff Mattson from the Zen Tricksters took his place. I think that seeing the DSO comes closer to seeing The Grateful Dead live than Further, the spin-off band with Phil Lesh and Bob Weir. They cover whole Grateful Dead shows from cover to cover, and occasionally play original setlists as well. If you close your eyes and listen, it can feel organic (or so I've been told!).
Thursday night, the band did a solid cover of the 10/17/82 show from Santa Fe, NM.
I caught two tunes on video that night - Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues. Feel free to ignore the peanut gallery :)
Stay tuned for three more entries about the Vibes!
Thursday night, the band did a solid cover of the 10/17/82 show from Santa Fe, NM.
I caught two tunes on video that night - Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues. Feel free to ignore the peanut gallery :)
Stay tuned for three more entries about the Vibes!
Peace, love, and way too much glitter glue,
Elizabeth
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