Another prankster night at venerable MSG - yes indeedy "what a long strange trip it has been"! Expecting a Cryptical Envelopment > drums > The Other One at this show. Do enjoy the sights and sounds of Manhattan and be aware that Big Brother is watching your every move, boys and girls.

Kenneth Elton "Ken" Kesey (September 17, 1935 – November 10, 2001) I believe Adam hit the nail on the head. We should be in for a doozy !!

Take Adam's advice and DO NOT do anything inappropriate on the streets, particularly if it involves smoking weed. There will be a ton of undercovers patrolling just for that. They will toss you in jail for taking one-hit, even of the total amount you have is only 2 hits.

Separate from that, plenty of tickets getting dropped on Ticketmaster for anyone that doesn't have one.

Have fun!

I heard a rumor today from by buddy Larry Hossman, a man very well respected in inner GD circles, that we will be seeing special guests. Anyone hear about guests?

Crosby and Stills are in town, but they have a show that night also, I thought.

PS It's a Full Moon tomorrow...

I think the Garden will rock! St. Stephen....in and out of the Garden he goes....................

David Crosby and G. Nash played a mini set at Occupy Wall Street last night!

People, it's no joke....don't smoke weed anywhere between 7th-8th ave. and 31st to 33rd st., which is where MSG sits. The cops love to bust people, and NYC makes hundreds of thousands of dollars each year from fines for this. NYC's laws are not civilized when it comes to smoking marijuana.

Now, as far as guests go.....and this is just my selfish opinion, but I'd be just fine with no guests and a show as hot as Portland last week, or when Furthur was here a year ago. It being a school night I'm expecting a crowd rarin' with enthusiasm.

Not to hog the board, but hey i got up very early today and am so fired up for this show tonight. By my count 92 songs played thus far on tour, not one repeat. WHO ELSE DOES THAT? A: NO ONE!
By my estimation tonight we could very well see Shakedown, Alligator, MInglewood, Queen Jane, Row Jimmy, and Box of Rain. I'd settle for Shakedown and Alligator as my choices.
My only true prediction for tonight is a dozen people will be on this board looking for a stream, and there ain't many streams in NYC, just the dirty ol' Hudson and E. River, LOL

loser candyman peggy o jack a roe.
ramble on rose , roses, and the nyc lock DEW

i want a broken arrow

hey maybe they'll do something off.......Abbey Rd.!

Hey Now fellow Heads - I hope all is well. I have a question re: MSG.
I have seats in one of the Guest Booths wayyyyyyy up top with the crap-ass view & sound, and I also have seats in Orch Sec A row 20. (Stop whinning, y'all wish you had this dilema).
Is there any way to go from the Vendor Booth up top into the Orchestra?
I wanna eat, drink & be 'merry' AND maybe do the Shakedown shuffle to the Orch by swiping my seats booth seats for the Orch seats for a while. Can it be done? :-D THANKS

Brian, looks like you and I figured out half the show. Looks like we both forgot High Time.
So, to you Furthur folks, how about Dark Star v1>Alligator>Dark Star v2> the Eleven> Caution>Cryptical>the Other One>Cosmic Charlie. Do it for Ken!

Ya don't think they are gonna save The Eleven until 11/11/11?

Greg I'd imagine they will, hadn't thought of that, or would it be too obvious?

How 'bout an old school Playin'>UJB>Playin' Jam>Morning Dew>UJB Reprise>Playin' Reprise to end the second set?

set 1-msg

greatest story ever told
little red rooster
loser
loose lucy
money for gas
ramble on rose
broken arrow
scarlet
fire

Brian, I'm with you but haven't seen Alabama Getaway thus far on set lists and could see an old fashioned Alabama>Greatest Story opener. In which case I see Shakedown opening second set.

I think it is soooo obvious that they will play it on 11/11/11. How can't they. Folks have waited a few decades to see The Eleven played on 11/11/11!!!!!!

Syracuse has a long history with this band, so let the folks up there have their 11 on 11/11/11

Morning zoners. Wish I was able to go, but damn work is in my way. What can you do. gotta pay the bills. As an additional note to the police presence tonight ZONERS BEWARE. NYPD has a stop & frisk policy that allows the police VERY wide leeway in searches. Any activity considered by the officer to be questionable gives the officer reason to frisk you. We all know that in the past MSG has been for the most part very hospitable to heads, but this is not their policy. Stop & frisk has been questioned by a number of legal organizations because it has targeted mostly minorities & in NYC, we are a minority & of course an easy target. So far from what I understand many of these cases have been upheld in court. this of course seems to me to be unconsitiutional, but this is not the issue at hand. Don't wanna be too much of a buzz kill, but please take care. Enjoy the show everyone & I'll be keeping an eye on the discussions & stream (hopefully).

I love this: Tie Dye Empire State Building



As always, setlist clues can be found in the Furthur rotation graph:

http://www.thebarnpresents.com/furthur

As an additional note, the NYPD presence may not be as severe as it was @ the best buy shows since they kinda have their hands full w/ the OWS folks.

ESB lights are gonna be lit up in tye-dye colors again tonight!!!

Playin in Uncle John's Dew........

i'm always afraid to post songs i want the band to play so i won't. for what it's worth let's up the bar here a bit. it is nyc after all. but there are PLENTY out there that could be played and without any expectations, i'm hoping for the best. i remember radio city shows this past march and was blown away, ats all i'll say

Chuckm.......don't underestimate the NYPD, where there's money to be made bustin' people they'll be there. NYPD is a fine tuned, well oiled money makin' machine. Be careful y'all!! And yes, MSG is not as bad as Best Buy, which I hope Furthur never plays again.

Gregory, I hear ya'. Got a little carried away there in hopes they're totally ON tonight, and have IT in abundance. Here's to a great show.

due up tonight:

Bertha
Cassidy
The Other One
King Solomon's Marbles
The Wheel
Playin
Morning Dew
Sugar Magnolia

in fact, there's your second set right there...

Just like New York City...have fun people and be safe

Grubby if that's what you want then more power to ya'. All I want is a nice spacey show heavy on trippy jamming in honor of the tenth anniversary of Mr. Kesey's passing, the man who gave us Furthur.

I spent 3 days locked up at central processing in Queens 3 days in A bad Jail, next stop Rikers Island.Its not worth it be careful because they got eyes everywhere.Half of a gram.sentenced 5 days Rikers Saint of a pub def got me out of it.Be careful and have fun.See You In albany.I'll be here lookin for a stream.Couch tour better than no tour Peace Brothers and Sisters.Victim or the Crime Tonite.Have fun bobhoff(best bud) and howie and the crew.Helkel and the beautiful babette .Greatnight In Al;bany.NOT.Nice day on 15th.Please

one go up and 1 go down do yourself a favor

If anyone else can agree...I am so frustrated to not be there tonight...logistics and cashflow...hate when that happens!

enough of the deadly puns..enjoy all.....

anybody know why live chat is down?

its down on both my computers tom. gotta be them not us

ok thanks. have fun in NY tonight, send the NY love waves this way~Peace

passenger....i am wondering same thing ??? hmmmm !

searchin for the sound. hope zman is in n y

what's going on??streaming please???????

yeah..i can't get in chat either

i did see this on the furthurboard though... with any luck it will work

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/furthur-msg11

anybody?nyc I do miss you soooooo

what time are these shows starting?

Tonight's show starts at 7:30. The past two shows I went to this fall started 10-15 minutes late.

anyone???

thanks !! westernwind...appreciated...

Calling for the HSF tonight and Scarlet Fire.

thanks so much !!!!!

There is extra space in between bob and phils gear...looks like room for special guests...heard carlos possibly seen back stage and crosby/nash are around nyc

the ustream msg link is live now

Thank you w.wind, now just need the easy wind!!

possibly another stream option too: http://www.eight2theuniverse.com/bobnjerryshow/

thanks western

Maggie's Farm for #OWS

in and got the BIG speakers plugged in.. my hubby is there, and i will be twirling round the kitchen baking cookies tonight. I am making pizzelle, spritzer ( shaped like a star ((( hoping for a Dark Star ))) )...and choco chip. also some yummmmy brownies for show on sat ~




my kinda nite, enjoy all !

heard carlos possibly seen back stage >>>>


ohhh myyyyy ~

Carlos Santana ~ David Crosby & Graham Nash..
Bring em on !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sugar Magnolia opener

Sugar Magnolia

Sugar Magnolia

Scarlet

MSG 11/10/11 Set 1: Sugar Magnolia> Scarlet Begonias

thanks rob

thanks taperrob

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/furthur-msg11

the stream happycat posted is a little better!

the bobnjerry stream is a bit better...imo

Ramble on Rose

i wanted this on thurs too. i wonder what i'll get in AC ???


what happened !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias
Ramble On Rose

Opener combo was a nice nod to Hampton '87- love that segue. Now I wish they'd also remember the rare St Paul '73 combo of Here Comes Sunshine>China Cat Sunflower... what a fluid jam

That's a beautiful way to open a show.

MSG 11/10/11 Set 1: Sugar Magnolia> Scarlet Begonias> Ramble On Rose, Tennessee Jed

Sunshine Day Dream encore? or last long of second set?

TJ w/Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams

Smooookin Tenn. Jed

nice !!! thanks for updates TaperRob !!

Tennessee Jed

Contrary to popular disbelief I am NOT at the show tonight - I am 'on the couch' with y'all. First NYC show I have missed out on in ages and I don't even live there!

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band


^ w/Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle

thanks for the pics trob

WoW.Do It to IT

who's playin the fiddle?

UJB Larry on violin

larry campbell

Wheres the crisp stream? I'm grateful but...
The boys sound on, especially with guests. Just got my Chicago tix!! psyched!!!

ohhhhhhh. TYVM

Thanks for the Stream people .Sounds good

LIVE STREAM -- audio only but better than nothing!!

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/furthur-msg11

Uncle John's Band

Supp Jam

Bring on the Lazy Lightning ....

anyone else hear the guy say "we got a bahnburner oveh heayah"? WOOOO the volume just shot way up...

Eyes

eyes

This first set sounds like a second set already... How are the going to be able to top this in the second set?
(~);-}

This is great! What a well put together first set!

Sounds like a sing along nite ....

While the stream is muddy... it also has character. Nothing like the crowd singing in unison at the Garden.

Great UJB.

To note, Eyes was also played in the first set at the last MSG show, last November.

Is Larry still playing?

You know they'll find a way, Capt'n!

They always bring it for the Big Apple!

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World


^ w/Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar

phil's lovin' the jerry side

Turn up the V!! I'm ten feet from the board and I can't here the music because the crowd is too loud. Section 3 Floor gets a standing ovation for vocals and hoots and hollers as well as during peaks of solos. Wow, turn up please

thx bob for picts.

JeffZone > That's sure as shit!

http://www.eight2theuniverse.com/bobnjerryshow/

this stream sounds better, still shitty, but better!

Eyes Of The World

PLF in 2012 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Chimenti never fails to deliver some of the best GD piano playing I've ever heard. Amazing!

They'll ruin this set by ending it with Money for Gasoline .... Lmao

cool pics TR

Try playing them both at the same time... they kinda balance each other out... or sound like a really weird stereo!! LOL!

nice tight Eyes!!!!

This HAS to be the set closer, no?

set closer already? i hope not, but you never know.

I'm thinking an epic set 2 is in order... we'll see, though.

Maybe Big Bad Blues is in order next?

sing it phil!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 better stream ?turn down distorting picky energy dip anticipationof next song wheres the ball gonna fall?Victim or crime

It's got to go into something for the close > Sunshine Daydream?

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World>
# So Many Roads

^ w/Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar

Interesting.....

So Many Roads was played in the first set of last Novembers MSG show as well.

If this theme is congruent with the second set we can expect a Weather Report Suite and The Wheel.

-> Sunshine Daydream to close the set!!

is that the stream ??? it's wobbblin n bobblin...or i have a serious contact high from making brownies...lol !! it is sooo cool !!

Evenin' Folks! Hows the show, just getting done with work.

Are you THE "Z Man" or just another Z Man?

bad streams...

better to listen to some good ol' shows!

;-)

"Evenin' Folks! Hows the show, just getting done with work."

Off to an excellent start tonight zman, band sounds great and a great setlist!!

So Many Roads

Box

whaddy think about this?box o rain

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World>
# So Many Roads
# Box Of Rain

^ w/Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar

Heck of a first set!

WOW!!! You fucking lucky NYC'ers!!!! LOL!

They teased Stella before roads

hahah ! i thought it was an effect, it was like as if you're talking and you put your hand on your mouth and bobble it back and forth...wawawaawawawawawa....freaky !

I miss Jerry!

they did tease Stella!

helluva any set..

Looking forward to the crispy delay post by TRob. I want to hear Campbell's violin. Nice set.

halftime coming up.
is thr pz chat room down for anyone else ?

Looks great on paper. Tried a stream and it is off air.

yes james

yes the chat room is down, but there is a steam.

Box Of Rain

Is there a lot of energy at the show not great .lackluster.Get Busy.set 2 Should be better hope they show for next set started out good!quick plunge into boredom.

nice!

bone

thanks msg11 and taperrob. making my night!

listen to set 1 here> http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/18437532

what I've heard doesn't sound too bad.

once again thank you

sparks flying upward!

teach Your Children

Artie, you are old enough to chill, why do you worry about everyone else so much? Live and let live!

Thank you streamers! We love you!!

back bone

Is the chat room down?

2nd set start yet?

it is down est0mtd

Nice Rob- settle down easy.miss the live chat what's up? how's attendance ?

starting now zman

Thx!!!

weir back ladies and gentleman!

hi tomripple

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World>
# So Many Roads
# Box Of Rain

Set 2:
% Shakedown Street




^ w/Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar

Thanks for the updates Rob! Wish I was there with you guys! Steve and Joe there I suppose?

i wish they'd break out "If I Had The World To Give" with Teresa there tonight.

You should have a kick ass set.... In and out of the Garden he goes......... You know who! Cryptical has not shown up yet. Maybe a Cream Puff, Dew>Sunshine Daydream.. hmm.....

thx kykind Ill try.

Shakedown Street

Shake it on down now! how's it western ? chat room sabotage!!!

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World>
# So Many Roads
# Box Of Rain

Set 2:
% Shakedown Street>
% The Other One




^ w/Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar

cool...Phil's old spot on stage is now for guests.

one step closer to returning to PL&F

chat room sabotage!!!
i know it well, phriend

Larry's on board tonight for sure!

stream anyone

Other one but no Cryptical

stream anyone

stream here:

http://www.eight2theuniverse.com/bobnjerryshow/

artie- I've got a stream right now. Try the bobnjerry show link above.

spanish jam

scrrool up 8 to the universe or jerry and bob
link

http://www.eight2theuniverse.com/bobnjerryshow/

TY TROB

Love Theresa on Peggy-o. Actually, love her on everything - but peggy-o at Festival Pier in Philly during the Summer solstice (of '08 I believe) was absolutely one of the most beautiful vocals I remember hearing live. They also did Rosemary - stunning!

any spanish dancers ? spannish spinners spinnin'

TOO>SJ>TOO

full moon...full stage....here we go again.

buckle up and tip your waitress :-)

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World>
# So Many Roads
# Box Of Rain

Set 2:
% Shakedown Street>
% The Other One>
% St Stephen




^ w/Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar

yes Teresa and Larry are a real treat , they were all over Furthurfest sunrise was incredible

Thanks Rob!

thanks daisychain in and out

As I mentioned at Set Break:

You should have a kick ass set.... In and out of the Garden he goes......... You know who! Cryptical has not shown up yet. Maybe a Cream Puff, Dew>Sunshine Daydream.. hmm.....

Much Better for some reason thanks daisychain

St Stephen

I've been waiting nearly 30 years for a live St. Stephen...maybe a repeat in Columbus 5 shows from now? Anything is possible. More of a chance for me since it was played tonight than any other time this weekend...

this is coooooooooookin jam on jam on jam on

30 years?? wow!! good luck dude!!

yes, yes ....it is !!!!

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World>
# So Many Roads
# Box Of Rain

Set 2:
% Shakedown Street>
% The Other One>
% St Stephen>
Unbroken Chain




^ w/Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar

Unbroken
Nice, this set is similar to Portland
Off to bed, enjoy!

St. Stephen--',nice jelly Jam,this, is why Im here.Beautiful iguess if ya cant be there you may as well be here unbroken.

Larry Campbell is a good phriend.

nice setlist so far.

You're welcome artie! *hugs*

daisy chain from PT???

Chimenti is LIGHTING UP this Unbroken Chain!

*sigh* why did i stay home tonight
*grin* couch tour rocks!

Chimenti = Furthur MVP

Chimenti = Furthur MVP

man oh man why am I still here in South Phlorida?????I miss my MSG where did this gem of a show com phrom?????WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWW

Couch tour TOTALLY rocks!

(Still wish I was there!)

Lucky to have caught that monster of a second set in Portland last weekend, as well as the Amherst show.

Still, I wish I was in NYC right about now!

this is an all star show..........

@I want more- PT? I'm from VA.

After being at jerry's last show in 95 I didn't hit many live shows until this summer in Raleigh...really love this band taking it furthur. Lord knows St. Stephen's been played a ton while I've been gone. Its been fun hopping back on the bus...quite a ride as usual...even better with the technology advances for this old taper (turning 48 in a few weeks-which is not really that old....)

you delaware boys on board for this epic show?

Particle Dude owned Unbroken Chain.

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World>
# So Many Roads
# Box Of Rain

Set 2:
% Shakedown Street>
% The Other One>
% St Stephen>
Unbroken Chain>
The Wheel




^ w/Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar

are we catching a fade????????wowowoowowowowo

this is the best !!!
wheel-o

gonna get me again zman i flubbed the last.Had it panicked, nice jam thanks streamers,Thanks KyKind ..I am oldwheel

okay... so the Wheel did show up.

I am afraid to say Dew may surface as well if last Novembers theme continues.

The Wheel has become a Furthur classic.

They've been magical for the most part.

whaddaya mean particle guy , Molitz there?

I wouldn't complain about hearing a Dew, but maybe they'll spice it up a bit and throw us a break out? Perhaps we're due for another Time > Dark Star?

oh_ boy and I'm home!wheel on Poster for show China doll

no Beatles or Dylan yet

stream just went off air to charge the batteries!

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World>
# So Many Roads
# Box Of Rain

Set 2:
% Shakedown Street>
% The Other One>
% St Stephen>
Unbroken Chain>
The Wheel...>
Days Between




^ w/Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar

brutal abrupt and enexpected !

WHAT HAPPENED?????????oh sh^&

days between is like my least favorite late-era dead tune anyway so no short skirts here, tom

ohhh, it's days between....(( sheesh))!!!

Check it later, if Mr. T posts second set ! now I can go back and finish set 1

Slowest Days ever.

Brickus Maximus.

man..first a wobbly wheel and now the grinding rusty old Bobby brakes lock up.

...Syracuse and Albany get
all the killer shows :-)

Cerfew at the garden?

i love that song..................

They do a freakin' setlist like this and you all are complaining because of 1 song? Yeesh.

no curfew at MSG guys

Beats I will take you home. worst song ever out of space and just plain bad.

breakout!!! keep your lamps trimmed and burning

brickus maximus I got called for that view

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World>
# So Many Roads
# Box Of Rain

Set 2:
% Shakedown Street>
% The Other One>
% St Stephen>
Unbroken Chain>
The Wheel...>
Days Between>
*# Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning




^ w/Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar
* w/Teresa Williams vocal

Teresa singing

ohh, i luvv her doing this, is stream back yet ??? i have nothin....ughhhh !!

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World>
# So Many Roads
# Box Of Rain

Set 2:
% Shakedown Street>
% The Other One>
% St Stephen>
Unbroken Chain>
The Wheel...>
Days Between>
*# Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning>
% Fire On The Mountain




^ w/Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar
* w/Teresa Williams vocal

not here

wow...keep your lamps trimmed and burning!! yes

it's back...refresh !!

scary fire

Listening to Zman Set I.
This is the best show of the tour so far.

Thanks Z.

Its really a bummer to hear people say things like:

"...yes, this place and that place get the killer shows... in your face"

It's like two little kids gossiping and saying their toys are better than each others.

Such a waste of energy! To judge on such futile levels is to miss the point of all this everlastingly!

smack the phone 8 !

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World>
# So Many Roads
# Box Of Rain

Set 2:
% Shakedown Street>
% The Other One>
% St Stephen>
Unbroken Chain>
The Wheel...>
Days Between>
*# Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning>
% Fire On The Mountain>
% Sunshine Daydream




^ w/Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar
* w/Teresa Williams vocal

Its really a bummer to hear people say things like:

I'm so obtuse I can't understand irony and I will post a righteous statement to make my idiocy obvious to all.

Echo-plexis

The Bobandjerryshow stream sounds like it is underwater. Is that feedback real?

from the land of the HOTT TUNA keep your lamps.wow MS G always rocks

lovely evening on the couch, sisters and brothers, safe travels and see you on the sofa!

The Buck Hammer has fallen - BAM.

wow it sounds really freaky again !! like reverb on brown acid...

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World>
# So Many Roads
# Box Of Rain

Set 2:
% Shakedown Street>
% The Other One>
% St Stephen>
Unbroken Chain>
The Wheel...>
Days Between>
*# Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning>
% Fire On The Mountain>
% Sunshine Daydream

Donor rap

encore:



^ w/Larry Campbell guitar/vocals & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar
* w/Teresa Williams vocal

the site pulled the bob & jerry show off of the site........ustream...

nothing here at all copyright infringement pulled

I can't come down! t-rob we'll need closure.

MSG 11/10/11

Set 1:
Sugar Magnolia>
Scarlet Begonias>
Ramble On Rose
^ Tennessee Jed>
# Uncle John's Band>
% Eyes Of The World>
# So Many Roads
# Box Of Rain

Set 2:
% Shakedown Street>
% The Other One>
% St Stephen>
Unbroken Chain>
The Wheel...>
Days Between>
*# Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning>
% Fire On The Mountain>
% Sunshine Daydream

Donor rap

encore:
^ Attics Of My Life



^ w/Larry Campbell guitar/vocals & Teresa Williams vocals
# w/Larry Campbell fiddle
% w/Larry Campbell guitar
* w/Teresa Williams vocal

El-Paso encore...c'mon Bob I double-dog dare ya.

back again..yea

i refreshed and got it back . ohh wait..sorry, it's unbroken.....weird nite ( aroooooooooooooooooooooo at the full moon)


nitey~nite...

great show thanks to all the streamers

okay, okay... I'm sorry mulligan. You cannot deny that that overly-judgmental attitude is present sometimes and therefore, its hard to detect irony.

Anyway,

did Teresa sing on Attics?

Love the double sandwich of this entire show
= Sugar Mag > Scarlet..........Fire > SSDD.
It's the stuff I only dreamed about one afternoon long ago!!
Talk to ya all tomorrow night.

Love to hear that Days> keepyour >Fire

keep your lamps trimmed and burning?

was jorma there?

ejam and i called the attics when larry and theresa came out for tenn jed.

listen to set 2 here> http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/18439872

Love Theresa on Peggy-o. Actually, love her on everything - but peggy-o at Festival Pier in Philly during the Summer solstice (of '08 I believe) was absolutely one of the most beautiful vocals I remember hearing live. They also did Rosemary - stunning!
>>>>


hey, i was at that show...and i agree !! that is the nite i met my SS Bob.....and now were married the wonders of Phil and his music ~

pretty please?

Thanks Rob safe travels

A quick fast forward to TRob's post to check out the lamps trimmed and burning and it absolutely blew me away!! Would have had to pick me up off the mat if I'd been there! Now a pastor...I would have thought that the song was sent directly my way from heaven! RIP Ken, Jerry, Pig, Bill, Brent, Bear, Vince, and all you other saints of circumstance. God bless and goodnight! I'll check out the rest in the morning....

i agree, i have it on now !! as Bob is on phone with me and running thru the streets of NYC for train...he gave it an honerable mention, and said listen to it tonight...

Epic through and through. The boys never disappoint in NYC. Tonight they blew the roof off of the place completely and thoroughly! Whew!

EPICEIPICEPICEPIC through and through...totally and completely agreed...unbelievably heartfelt by us all...One for the history books....RIP Ken Kesey...11//10/2001.

Rumor on the lot and with phil going stage left, this may be the last furthur tour. We may not see them until the 50th anniversary of The Dead. However it goes, what a long strange trip its been fellas.

"from the land of the HOTT TUNA keep your lamps.wow MS G always rocks"

as much as I love hot tuna, this song goes back quite a bit further than that...

Just got Home..
Phil had no teleprompter for the first time in a long time

Show was SOO GREAT.

Everything in Set 1 played loud and rocking..
@nd set -more dancey,,,ALL SOOOO WELL PLAYED

The whole show-Set List, The Playing< Larry and theresa made for a VERY special Chopper 5 star show,,Larry and John trading licks was sweet. The Other One was phenomenal.

Expected a Dew...And the furthur Dews are Epic but I've caught alot, so i was thrilled to get days between.


Thought we would get a brokedown ebcore byr Atiics was SO BEAUTIFUL with everyone singing and theresa leading the way.

Cant wait to listen to the show in my headphones..

Peace

crazy show indeed. was there and words can't describe what happened. one for the ages. a must have

Attics Of My Life

Been seeing the boys for 40+ years and they never cease to delight and amaze. There are some bad shows, no question, but there are some that are for the ages. Loved tonight's show start to finish — still have an ear-to-ear grin...

Awesome show

first set really surprised

Sugar Scarlet

UJB Eyes

Lovely So Many Roads

Box closer

Second set Shakedown was the highlight for me
Very nice Other One too

Thank you Furthur for another great evening

-- Grateful Ed

The New Garden.

The Old Garden used to be about meeting up with people. The New Garden is about avoiding people. The Old Garden had a pair of rings around the arena to travel. Now, it's got an alley on either side in the 300's that ends on both the 7th & 8th Avenue sides. Much like casinos in Vegas, you are shuttled through the concessions area to get between your seats and your friends. As for the "promenade," don't go during halftime. The Old Garden had lines, but there was also space to hang back by the wall and talk about the first set or just watch a MSG Dead Crowd in all its glory. With the New Garden, it's become a mosh pit. There wasn't any anger, but you gotta snake and maneuver your way. The Old Garden, you could lolligag you way around and you never knew who you might run into. It reminds me about what Patrick Moynihan said about the old Penn Station. "We used to arrive in this city like kings, now we scurry in like rats." (sic, total paraphrase but I hope the gist is there)

Very quietly, with the absence of NBA and with the Rangers being the only game in town, James Dolan has destroyed The Garden. Gone is everything familiar about MSG. There are still a few of the old ushers around. But, much like the Beacon, it's only a matter of time before they'll be gone too. I'm left with memories of the Garden. That was not the Garden tonight. It's got new tiled floors, some new food stands to open up in the coming weeks, plenty of liquor stands around, but it ain't the Garden. Maybe someday it'll have its own charm, but right now, it's a spiffed up Nassau. I love Nassau. It's a shithole. Many great times there. I just hope that somehow new memories can be made at the New Garden.

Going to see a rock n' roll show at MSG was seeing music in the same building as The Song Remains The Same, The Concert for Bangladesh, The Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary, 10/11/83, 9/18/87, The Other Ones 2002. That building no longer exists.



I can't wait to see DSO at the Nokia.

P.S. Security is either so new that they don't know what they're doing or so old that they don't give a shit, but you could do anything you wanted in the seats tonight. That was a plus.

I agree that the building has lost it's charm. I also thought the sound was not as good as it used to be. Stayed in my seat so I can't comment on the hallway scene but on the way out I did see the cut-off hallway.

Love that dress Teresa wore. (((((Goddess)))))

dj - dont forget 'get yer ya-ya's out'

"Barnburner" comes to mind. Wow.

DJ, you're right, security as lax as I've ever seen them.

Great show. Larry was awesome. Red dress was out of place.

Great work boys.

hey Gregg great to hearyou glad you went What a show.Looked good on paper and were they ever gonna stop?It's hard to hear/a show on the feed and not be there (thats where the negativity comes from with me Envy, art. got pulled up by kyki Thank you. Syracuse tonight and I dont know whats in store.Hope for the best Have fun be safe.Im getting old. But I still got love to give peace friends see you in syracuse or Def albany Hometown with bob and gregg and others The changes since the beginning of this is so differrent I remember when they started the philzone.Grow into and with change Trying,OK Bobby H howie All well?I just give up These shows are killers.Glad I'm going to albant at that point they should be doing back flips at each solo all bets are off Victim or crime in Albany.Theyll play it tonight. And now a Couch tour.Never thought Id see that SHUT up Art .OOPs sorry I could go on and on and on..............

>>The New Garden.


just an FYI: the renovation of the "New Garden" has 2 more years to go. the corridors are blocked in certain areas due to the on-going construction.

BTW, those a little confused about the section layouts in relation to the stage; the stage is now on the opposite end of the arena

Fun show. No major highlights for me though Eyes was excellent and the whole first set had a nice jam session feel to it. Sugar Magnolia started off a little rough but they got it together for Scarlet. Tennessee Jed was off the charts well done but as it is not one of my faves I wouldn't call it a highlight but it was really, really well done. Larry's fiddle was a welcome addition to Uncle John's Band.

Up until the old spiritual that Teresa sang it was all Grateful Dead -- no covers, no solo stuff, no new stuff. It was a greatest hits night which I sometimes like but they didn't lay it on heavy enough for me. If you're going to go classic, bring on the China>Rider, Dark Star and Help>Slip>Franklins, et al -- gimme some long jams.

Really this show just reinforced what an amazing musician Phil is. He sang three full songs, Phil vox only, as much solo singing as anybody last night plus harmony and back up on a bunch of songs and he was great -- sounded great voice challenges and all. He sang great, he played great, he was into it. It makes me want to see him play a new configurations with new and different songs. Nothing against Furthur or the Grateful Dead catalog, I just want to see something different from him before he hangs it up.

I hadn't seen an Attics in a long time so that was a fine way to end though I knew it was coming even before the lights went down for the first set. From our seats we could see into the curtained off "back stage" area and it's hard to miss Larry Campbell. We could see Teresa too so we knew some of what was coming before the show started.

Anyway, fun show. The new garden is ok. It seems to me like they just put up paneling all over the place. I didn't walk around at all so I didn't really get a feel for it. As long as I can take the subway home, I will go to shows there.

Outstanding show.

Most interesting Box of Rain ever; I've never heard it stretched out like this before.

Mind-bending The Other One.

The Eleven tease in St. Stephen was sublime.

Theresa is a highlight in her own right.

Larry Campbell is The Master.

Best Furthur show I've seen.

The show rocked last night. It was a tip of the hat to some special moments over the years. The last time a scarlet and fire was played in that venue was October of 1994- by the GD.

NYC always brings out the best in the dead!!

I had not heard Sugar>scarlet since 4.27.91 Vegas...very rare combo. This may have been my final show- crazy if it's true.

Jerry and Phil switched sides for the last time around 82. So Phil is really only going back to his old spot. Good looking show on paper.

"BTW, those a little confused about the section layouts in relation to the stage; the stage is now on the opposite end of the arena"

really? didn't seem that way to me...

EPIC - enuf said. Was a fabulous special night at the Garden - energy level from the crowd and band was at a frenzied height. After the show, most of the band (I think all but Phil) hung out for a few minutes in the side tent, and then I had my first (and probably last) Bobby moment... I said.. Bob... Bobby...(he didn't look up)... thanks for the beautiful evening..(then, he did look up and lit up a big smile and said thanks)...

Sunshine Daydream!

Outfuckingstanding!!! A very special night up there with 11-11-07 nokia Teresa blew the roof off the garden last night!

Outfuckingstanding!!! A very special night up there with 11-11-07 nokia Teresa blew the roof off the garden last night!

What a great night. The crowd's energy was fantastic. Great section with a lot of veterans, sprinkled with the youngin's dancing their hearts out. Lotta fun.

Re: Last night. Hope I don't bore anyone to tears with this diatribe. Last night I wetn to this show thinking about Ken Kesey, the man who gave us Furthur. Think about it...that bus and this band, the connection. This has always been important to me, the history. So thinking about Ken, and acid tests and wishing I could have attended an acid test....last night I think I did. Now mind you I've been to a lot of shows in 30 years, and had various substances in the psychedelic family. After all these years I still like the stuff and it can enhance the show. Heck this music was made for mind expansion. Not saying here it's necessary by any means..not encouraging/discouraging. But last night was something totally different. I casually joked to a friend that I was going to see if I could pass another acid test, but last night I think was the real deal. My mind was blown. Not one aspect of the show really stands out, it was just a blur. From the opening notes of Sugar Mag I was slightly taken aback. Part of this comes from the years of Grateful Dead shows and how structured they always seemed to be in the 80's. I had a flashback to New Years '84 when they'd traditionally start after midnight countdown and break into Sugar Mag, then it was Scarlet so that's where that flashback came from. It just seemed odd opening with Sugar Mag, and the rest of the first set was it seemed over in a flash. Then the house lights came up it seemed the break was over in a split second. Shakedown I'd been expecting as second set opener which was cool. I have no recollection of Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning, or Larry and Theresa being on stage. I'm not really sure......I've never experienced a show like last night, like anything else in life. I didn't see Gumby, or the Ice Cream kid, or God.....it wasn't like that, but my mind is blown forever it seems. Man, the Garden seemed so huge. One thing I did notice was the lighting wasn't as spectacular as it was last year at the Garden, but hey lights cost a lot of money. Anyway, thanks for everyone who was there to have experienced what I'm still trying to describe. Anyway, I just had to share this. Btw, thanks Phil, that was the best Box of Rain since they brought it back in Hampton '86.....I'd say that was the highlight for me.
One more thing, thank you to the Garden staff for letting us do what we wanted, within reason of course. Unlike the Nokia/Best Buy......please Furthur, NEVER play there again, imho.

this looks like the show of the tour so far

Looks Awesome! DMcG - I hear ya 'bout waitin' for tune. Mine was only 13 years and it was Playin' -- a personal favorite. Hadn't seen i since I missed The Other One's open with it (well as the Rusted Root and Tuna)at the Denver Furthur Fest in '98 -- a case of musta had a little too muich too fast ;-) -- and I've seen every post-Jerry Dead combo to come through Denver since then. So I wrote a request email to the band at band@furthur.net with the whole sob story asking if they would please play PITB at Red Rocks, parituluarly at the Saturday show, since my better half would be there that night only (tho' she had to bag it due to our kiddo's cold). Don't know if my request had anything to with it, but if ya check the 10-1-11 setlist, thar she blows. Can't hurt, eh?

NICE ^^^^^ thanks for sharing!!!!

A simply Wonderful show last night which really hit me in all the right way places. First set was practically flawless and full of energy. Inspired and lengthy Jams in set 2 and Larry Campbells contributions were amazing and took the Jams over the top. It was was MSG afterall and having seen The Dead there 30 plus times, it always brings back fond memories and flashbacks even though The Garden looks a bit different now after all the renovations. Where else can you witness a vast sea of Dead heads from 18 to 60 dancing next to eachother grooving to Dead classics from 40 years ago? It all seemed to work last night - at least for me.

The Shakedown>Other One>St Stephen trifecta in Set 2 was as good as it gets for this band - In fact I had always wished The Dead could have played "The Other One" this way during The Brent years - sort of deliberate at first and then just exploding with that signature Phil((Bomb!))that takes it into the stratosphere. It never felt rushed, just kind of "Lets see where we can take it" kind of feel. "Let the music play the band" I guess. Let's face it, Phil's bass is such huge PART OF THE Dead's signature sound and no song showcases it as much as The Other One does. Phil is still a force to be reckoned with, thundering bass lines that shook the Garden top to bottom. I believe for a few minutes they sort of went into an uptempo "Spanish Jam" that was almost tribal in nature. "St Stephen" was absolutely Epic, tight as a drum and powerful as all hell. "Unbroken Chain and Days Between were simply sublime. Everything seemed "punchy" last night, very little noodling and meandering - everything had purpose. Yeah, Bobby occasionally has his moments I guess, like almost missing the "Just like New York City" line in "Ramble On Rose", but would it really be Bob if he didn't? There were tons of musical dynamics last night or "tension and release" which is what really separates the great improvisational bands from the average ones. Larry Campbell really added so much last night - one of the best and well rounded musicians out there. He knows when to play, when to lay back and let the song breathe - and then knows when to let it rip. A real genius-level player on both guitar and fiddle. They guy is a gem! In fact, I think my favorite Phil and Friends lineup was with Larry and Barry Sless on guitar. Anyway, Hope you guys had as great a time as I did, sure was a fun night! Bright lights, Big City, GREAT music with many friends, doesn't get any better.

i am loving Larry's fidd on Uncle Johns Band right now.... it really is a most beautifully mystical magical instrument, esp when played with his passion and level of experience.





...perfect accompaniment to my second cup o tea on this fine day ~

Gotta love the Sugar mag>Scarlet opener & the Fire>SSDD to close. a sandwich worthy of a place @ the Carnegie Deli. Didn't get to listen yet, but looks like a hot night in the city. Waitin on AC w/ high hopes. glad not to see horror stories w/ the NYPD.

I did send 'em a thank you just in case -- never heard back :-)

the renovation of the "New Garden" has 2 more years to go>>>

yeah you could tell it wasnt done....did seem sterile though...

about the show, cluster fuck to get in, and i also had a slight acid meltdown, just couldnt get it going, too much visuals and sounds and everything was too much..... idiots next to us, security being assholes, too high etc...but we went up higher, found a perfect spot with perfect people (hot women always helps), no security, space to dance etc....as 'so many roads' started i smiled and had a fantastic time and show, great sound up higher and the vibe was so much better....just shows you...."you just gotta poke around..."

highlight if the night =

So Many Roads
Box Of Rain
&
St Stephen>
Unbroken Chain
&
Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning>
Fire On The Mountain.
&
Attics Of My Life

I have only missed one garden show out of all the boys have played here and have never had a problem with n.y.p.d.. What horror stories were you expecting?

Up top was the place to be !! Nice and dark ,no hassles at all, light up as you please. good times!!!

willie, NYPD is all about making money for the city. Ever been to Best Buy? The cops are all over taking people out to the paddy wagon left and right. This ain't the Dinkins days anymore.

the good setlist maker showed up

Eddie's review totally nails last nights show. I really don't have anything to add except the following two thoughts:
* any of us fortunate enough to catch Teresa Williams at a Levon Helm Ramble knew from the opening note that she was going to raise the roof on the Rev. Gary Davis' (by way of Hot Tuna)"Keep Your Lamps..."
* the people who have reservations about last night's show are the same ones who we heard complaining as we walked out that night that the Cornell show was "too short".

still fuzzy and wobbly from last night and still having images and thoughts flash through my brain from it... super fun time in the garden... lots of highlights... they always bring it out for New York... wish I was going to more!

I had a fantastic time Thursday. The show was very fun, not epic, but really good. Epic would have been Space Dark Star or something truly weird for Ken.

The new Garden still has the energy of the old and that's more a function of the crowd that the venue. It's new configuration defineately confines one's ability to roam. I was particularly concerned with behind the stage. With no aisle there is nowhere to dance. This stole from the fully round experience that we are used to in the garden. Enough on the garden.

Furthur is a great band. Period. They play with passion and expertise. IMO Tennessee Jed was as good as anything I've seen. The peaks came in waves and the last wave crashed into my psyche. To say the least it rang my bell. I was in complete musical ecstasy.

The rest of the show was great with two 'x' factors. First was energy of the crowd and the desire of the musicians to keep up with it. In other words, New York has the energy and our boys bring it. Second, the Campbell family. It was very obvious that Phil was thrilled to be sharing the stage with Larry. He was keying on him especially during Uncle John's with the biggest smile on his face. I don't understand how anyone thinks these guys are gonna retire. They are having a great time and they are great.

Great show with great friends.

Peace and Love to you all.

Larry amped it up!! I dont c anybody talking about Kadlicek-thought Larry brought him to life-the dude is a little too wax museum-y for me-especially when he sings-but Larry inspired him to some really authentic highs.
The wild thing is- me and the missus were talking about what we'd like to hear and damn if the setlist didnt just mirror our wishes!
Really got greatful deaded at this show -totally immersed in the great love beast unleashed by the wonderful jams
by the way-Bobby sings like he's 17-and I'm still pissed off at Guitar Player magazine for leaving him off "the 50 grreatest rythym guitar player list!!

> I'm still pissed off at Guitar Player magazine for leaving him off "the 50 grreatest rythym guitar player list!!


didn't know guitar player had such a list, but man,

bob weir is the most inventive rhythm guitar player of all time - the 1972-1974 period is simply the most creative I've ever heard rhythm guitar - including jazz guys - it's just totally unique


guitar player sucks up to their readers

What a great night! The band was sooo tight...no major flubs and Larry added a sweet fiddle. The jams, the set list, the vibe...alll GREAT.. The best Furthur ever? NO that will be the NEXT show!

Love and Light!
Myles

Has anyone mentioned the Divided Sky tease at the 11:25 mark of Eyes?

really? Divided Sky? no shit...

Paco66, don't wanna seem like I'm being picky, but Keep your lamps trimmed & burning was a Blind Willie Johnson song written in the '40's & covered by various artists inc. the Rev. Gary Davis & of course Hot Tuna. BTW - couple of other notables that often don't get credited to this wonderful musician - In My Time of Dying, Nobody's Fault but Mine & a little ditty you may recognize called tear this old building down AKA Samson & Delilah. His songs have been covered by a who's who of music inc. Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin, Hot Tuna, David Bromberg, Bruce Springsteen & of course The Grateful Dead to name but a few. He died at the age of 47 in 1945, but obviously is still a VERY big influence on some of the best. If you like the songs you might be interested in picking up a greatest hits album I saw but can't remember the name of. If you like the old bluesmen, you'll love Blind Willie. Enjoy.

Ooops, that's Paco33. Guess I gave ya double credit.

Yes really, its there, plain as day, goes on for about 15-20 seconds

Gotta check out blind Willie! I thought Samson was penned by the Rev. Gary . I had the good fortune to be turned on to the blues back in 71 and caught a whole lot of the great bluesmen who were still rip pin it up in the clubs and collages. Those were some of the best shows I ever seen! They totally took me by surprise and blew me away by playin' "Keep your lamps " one of my all time fav. Tunes!! That tuna version with papa John would be a desert isl. Choice for me.

Whataya know. You are right. I hear the Divided Sky tease. Subtle, but I definitely hear it. It reminds me of the Maki Madni tease I heard during Here Comes Sunshine at the Tower on 3/23/2011. I heard that as clear as the nose on my face, but I didn't see anybody else make note of it. Same sort of thing. It was JK playing the medley. While everyone else does their own thing. Sounds intentional.

>Eddie's review totally nails last nights show

Indeed. Still thinking about this show.

Willie, i've been a blues fan for more years than I care to admit myself. still kickin myself in the ass for not going to see Willie Dixon when my friend had an extra ticket. this was around 87. He actually got to meet him & got this autograph that cracks me up because it's written so shakily. w/ regards to Furthur, I'm actually surprised by the lack of blues songs that used to be GD staples. Rooster, wang dang doodle just to name a couple. maybe I missed em in set lists not sure. I'd love to see Ain't it crazy (lightnin' Hopkins) or maybe Hoochie Coochie man. You can tell I'm a huge Willie Dixon fan. W/ this band though, ya never know what's gonna pop up when so I haven't given up hope! it's also why I love em so much. I like to think these are the types of sets we might have seen in later years had Jerry stayed healthy, but we'll never know, so we go Furthur.

Oh & about Hot Tuna, my best friend Pat (who sadly passed away last year) who was the one who wanted me to go see Willie Dixon with him, saw them @ the capitol theatre in Passaic somewhere in the late 70's or early 80's when Papa John was still in the band. Papa John hit a note so high that it actually broke a light bulb over Jorma's head. He said Jorma looked up startled & said "Is it live or is it Papa John?" Great stuff. We always manage to run into Jorma & Jack after Tuna shows & my buddy was always trying to get Jorma to remember things & he'd say things like "Sorry man, the memory ain't what it used to be", but that story he remembered & cracked up.

Great show, for sure. My highlight was Shakedown Street as the 2nd set opener. That song set of an explosion of energy that stayed in place for the remainder of the show. Amazing.