I checked and there was no thread started for this show. Seems most of our old forum pals from the Northwest have stopped visiting the forum much these days...
I hope they had a good time. I've seen some pictures and the setlist on Facebook, so I know a bunch of folks went, though it was not packed/sold out. Setlist looked pretty standard, though not sure what songs were done during the initial "acoustic" part of the encore set.
Details? vespachick? smhoffman? Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?
Oh, I think they still visit the forum. In fact, I see some familiar names at the bottom of the main page right now.
I must admit that I rarely check the forum anymore, maybe for a few minutes every couple of weeks. That does not mean I don't love MMJ or it's fans but that I have competing priorities. Was at the show and had the reoccuring joy that getting my JJ on and s seeing Vespa at shows. Show was amazing. He always seems to surprise and blow me away with his endless imagination and wildly different influences.
Miss all you guys - band and forum.
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Awesome show. I was pleasantly surprised (was expecting more mellow, but it was actually very funkadelic) and very glad we made the trip up from the Bay Area. The crowd was a tad on the reserved side, but Jim and his band had great energy. Nice room too, plus easy to get drinks and use the head. Got a kick out of seeing Jim blow the sax.
Ran into Jim outside the bar a couple hours after the show. He indulged us with a few photos. I can't figure out how to add to post.
I love Portland and its many accommodating drinking establishments. Worth paying the hangover price!
(http://i1281.photobucket.com/albums/a511/arhubs/photo_zps897bfb16.jpg)
http://forum.mymorningjacket.com/index.php/topic,17671.0.html (http://forum.mymorningjacket.com/index.php/topic,17671.0.html)
any direction toward dvd authors and/or a MMJ 'archivist' would be much appreciated.
-Steve (in Alaska)
ok, clearly no one here gives a darn, sorry for asking.