Favorite Jam Band DVD?

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  1. Jezmund

    Jezmund Member

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    Whats your favorite? Mines gotta be Phish's "IT". The jams are incredible. "Seven Below" is probabably the one I skip to most often but just about every song is incredible. The fucking "tower jam". Thats fucking cool as shit!

    One thing that really irritates me about the DVD though is how they repeat some of the same songs on the disc two "bonus disk". "Chalkdust" is one of the repeated. That sucks. And also the interviews. Theyre awesome. The backgrounds and the stuff the guys talk about. But theyre in the middle of a fucking song! Do it after the song.

    To tell you the truth the Grateful Dead's "Movie" (Jerry's a fucking bad ass editor) and "The Closing of Winterland" are my favorite.

    Which other ones are good?
     
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  5. Bassist

    Bassist Gate crasher!

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    I personally like Phish's "bittersweet motel".
     
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  7. mushie18

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    I like phish it more than bittersweet motel.
     
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  9. 2cesarewild

    2cesarewild I'm an idiot.

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    Closing of Winterland, except for the Scarlet Begonias, not a fan of the way the drums are played on that version. But the I Need a Miracle and Not Fade Away are some serious jams. Also like soulive 99-03, love watching neal's bass hand.
     
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  11. drumminmama

    drumminmama Super Moderator Super Moderator

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    Pura Vida/ SCI, Groove TV's stuff (although clunky) esp his Fareed Haque,
    Steve kimock's Live at the Gothic Theatre (i'm in the credits) ;)
    I think most of teh recent dead DVDs (Vault) are well produced.
     
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  13. 2cesarewild

    2cesarewild I'm an idiot.

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    What are you credited with?
     
    2cesarewild, Dec 13, 2005
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  15. drumminmama

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    Paul and I were the backdrops and Gak was video projection on the dyes.
    By name I'm in the thanks...I think for running allover the place to open up locked places & connect all the stoners! ;)
     
    drumminmama, Dec 13, 2005
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  17. timmy_tucker

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    Allman Brothers Band's Live at the Beacon is my favorite, though I am partial to the Allman Bros. I own Phish IT as well.
     
    timmy_tucker, Dec 13, 2005
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  19. scents&subtlesou

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    Bittersweet Motel is so good! i love the bonus CD for the IT DVD.....of course they play the Chalkdust again....they didn't have the full 25min version on the Documentary part.....i'm so glad they did.....

    i also love the Grateful Dead DVD "anthem to beauty"......
     
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  21. alice_d_millionaire

    alice_d_millionaire Just Do It©

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    Winterland!
     
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  23. drumminmama

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    Athem to beauty is a great piece!
     
    drumminmama, Dec 15, 2005
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  25. jazzamatazz

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    Truckin' to Buffalo '89...it was my first show and it's a kick ass video and show...
     
    jazzamatazz, Dec 17, 2005
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  27. drumminmama

    drumminmama Super Moderator Super Moderator

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    thanks for talking, bro! (wink)
     
    drumminmama, Dec 18, 2005
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  29. MistyMountainTop

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    Dave Mathews's "Listener Supported" is pretty phat.
     
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  31. Jezmund

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    "PHISH IT" has the best menu music by far and best menu.
     
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  33. justincan

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    ben harper - live at the hollywood bowl is awesome
    phish - it is good
    the grateful dead movie is pretty sweet
     
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  35. umphreysrules

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    umphreys mcgee wrapped around chicago ...last new years eve
     
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  37. hippie-McHipperson

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    Deepest End - gov't mule is pretty good. Anyone seed and widespead panic DVD's?
    Ive been contemplating getting one.
     
    hippie-McHipperson, Dec 22, 2005
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    I must be getting too tired...I could have sworn that the title of this thread was "Favourite James Bond DVD." Nevermind, eh?
     
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