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Thursday, March 3rd, 2011
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8:29 pm - Alternative Living expo
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lokidiscordia
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ok kids seriously check this out www.alternativelivingexpo.com please come and please Boost this signal tell everyone about this, it should be epic.
The Alternative Living Expo
www.alternativelivingexpo.com
The Alternative Living Expo
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(sing us a song)
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| Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008
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5:23 pm - ekoostik Hookah, Friday in Cleveland
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| Sunday, October 19th, 2008
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5:30 pm - 2 Phish Tickets Hampton 3/6/9 SOLD OUT: 1 hour left
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5:28 pm - 2 Phish Tickets Hampton 3/6/9 SOLD OUT
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| Saturday, October 18th, 2008
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3:34 pm - 2 Phish Tickets Hampton 3/6/9 SOLD OUT
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| Thursday, August 21st, 2008
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1:28 pm - DMB sax man LeRoi Moore dies
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silver_beetle
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LeRoi Moore, 46, Saxophone Player, Dies
By BRUCE WEBER, New York Times
Published: August 20, 2008
LeRoi Moore, a saxophonist whose fevered riffs embroidered the distinctive music of the Dave Matthews Band with florets of jazz and funk, died on Tuesday in Los Angeles. He was 46 and had a home in Los Angeles and a farm outside of Charlottesville, Va.
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LeRoi Moore at Roseland.
Ambrosia Healy, the publicist for the band, confirmed his death. She said that Mr. Moore had been hospitalized when he had sudden complications in his recovery from an all-terrain-vehicle accident in late June.
The Dave Matthews Band has been touring with a substitute saxophonist. It performed at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Tuesday and was to play there Wednesday night.
The widely popular group now plays the nation’s largest arenas, but it had the humblest of origins.
Mr. Moore, a large man with a laconic nature who was wont to edge out of view on stage when he was not playing, was a founding member. The band began in Charlottesville in 1991 after Mr. Matthews, then working as a bartender, asked some local musicians to record songs with him for a demo tape. Mr. Moore, along with his childhood friend Carter Beauford, who became the band’s drummer, agreed to help him out, though Mr. Moore would later say he was not all that impressed when he first heard Mr. Matthews sing and play. Nonetheless, he became an integral part of the band’s signature sound, an eclectic pop that bolsters light melodies and Mr. Matthews’s acoustic guitar with the sinews and muscle characteristic of funk artists and jazzy fusion groups.
Mr. Moore did much of the arranging, and as a soloist, on flute occasionally as well as saxophone, he “could honk deep soul-band riffs or waft jazz lines,” as The New York Times music critic Jon Pareles wrote after a concert in 2003.
LeRoi Holloway Moore was born in Durham, N.C., on Sept. 7, 1961, and his family soon moved to Charlottesville, where his father was a teacher and a coach at Albemarle High School. A saxophonist throughout his school years, he attended James Madison University, where he studied tenor sax, but left after a year to become a professional musician. He was playing in the John D’earth Quintet at Miller’s, a bar in Charlottesville, when he met Mr. Matthews.
Mr. Moore, who was engaged to be married to Lisa Beane in November, is survived by his mother, Roxie, of Charlottesville, and two brothers, Rodney and Jeffrey, both of Atlanta.
current mood:  sad
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(2 kept warm | sing us a song)
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| Monday, March 3rd, 2008
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9:21 am - moe. pictures
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| Sunday, October 14th, 2007
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3:15 pm - Bob Dylan was awful
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We went to the Dylan show in Ypsilanti, Mi. to see Bob Dylan, and Elvis Costello. Elvis was solo, and he was really splendid!!! Bob on the other hand, was terrible. His voice was gruff and only clear every so often, but only for a moment. We could barely make out the words to Rainy Day Women, and basically, ALL of the songs he "sang". It was disappointing as hell. He needs to get a rocker, and start making sweaters, because his voice is toast, and he no longer has a good product. It was a performance by a legend, but not a legendary performance. Even his band mates seemed disgusted - Bob lost tempo several times, and they had to make up for it. Somehow they ended up on the same page in most cases, but it usually took the whole song which leads me to think he dubbed in his voice every now and again to avoid being completely not understandable. He should be ashamed. I understand he is old, and who he is, but he shouldn't charge to hear him anymore. What a shame...
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(1 kept warm | sing us a song)
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| Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
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1:30 pm - Govt Mule Preorder
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| Monday, September 24th, 2007
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2:59 pm - New Gov't Mule Album - "Mighty High"
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| Friday, June 29th, 2007
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5:54 pm - Dispatch:Zimbabwe
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annabegins_cc
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I have one ticket for the Dispatch show at MSG on Sat. July 14 that I won't be able to use because I severely sprained my ankle. If you are interested, message me ASAP. Sec 308 Row J.
Willing to sell for what I paid, including fees and taxes--$53.
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(sing us a song)
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| Wednesday, June 6th, 2007
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2:27 pm - Bonfire Music Festival
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| Tuesday, May 8th, 2007
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10:20 am
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| Friday, April 20th, 2007
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4:09 pm - Happy 4/20!!! D.U.M.B tickets on sale today.
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| Thursday, April 5th, 2007
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9:46 am - Widespread Panic breaks out in Cleveland; thousands thrilled
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| Friday, January 12th, 2007
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2:28 pm
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jammaroo
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ok. so festival lineups are coming out, and yea. i dont want to miss it. i want to go back to bonnaroo, and i want to go to wakarusa. so, here's my plan...
Wakarusa- lawrence, KS
- June 7-10
-$169 (at most)
- 1,372 mi. from CT
Bonnaroo- Manchester, TN
- June 14-17
- $230ish
- 656 mi. from KS
then home.. 1017 mi. from TN to CT
totals miles- 3,045
estimated cost of gas- $365.40
estimated cost of trip- $764.40 (not including food or lodging)
and i'm not even including going back to allgood..heh..
any tips on saving lots of money? heh.. thanks!
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(8 kept warm | sing us a song)
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| Saturday, January 6th, 2007
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12:13 am - Forwarded from the EO mailing list..
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lubedpumpkin
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Come be our Guest!
Everyone Orchestra is playing a private party this Wednesday, January 10, at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco. The party is being hosted by DLO and culturecatch.com who are in town for the MacWorld Convention.
If you are interested in being our guest, please forward an e-mail to julie@creationnation.net with your name and the name/s of your friends you'll be attending with and we'll send you a confirmation e-mail
Looking forward to having YOU be part of the Everyone experience!
Everyone Orchestra including Matt Butler, Audio Angel, Joe Craven, Julian Fritz, Asher Fulero, Chris Haugen, Eric McFadden, Mike Sugar and special guests with live painting by Jennae Bennett. 10pm
Von Iva - 9pm
Live performance art by Luke DuBois with Gary Lucas - 8pm
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(sing us a song)
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| Sunday, December 17th, 2006
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11:24 pm - holiday jam band songs...
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magnolia___
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I work in a retail store, so this time of year all we hear are Christmas songs and whatnot...and I got to thinking how cool it would be if I had a mix of holiday songs played by jam bands. I don't even know where to begin, I figured my best chances would be live songs...
...any suggestions?
current mood: creative
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(6 kept warm | sing us a song)
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| Sunday, November 5th, 2006
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3:28 pm - SCI ends Summer 2007
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daniela
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from stringcheeseincident.com..
After summer 2007, Billy Nershi is leaving The String Cheese Incident to pursue other musical projects. There will be only a limited number of Incidents between now and then. Current plans include Thanksgiving in Atlanta, a New Years Eve blowout in San Francisco, Winter Carnival in Colorado, and a return to Red Rocks. Presently, there are no plans for The String Cheese Incident beyond summer of 2007.
The band would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our friends and fans for all your support.
the timing of this seems about right. the magic has faded in recent years... i'm happy for nershi to go back to his roots as a bluegrass musician. i'll hit new year's, though, to celebrate and say goodbye for some great times.
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(sing us a song)
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| Monday, October 2nd, 2006
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4:42 pm
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tired
bouncy
high