1990-10-26, Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California, USA Bridge School Benefit 4 w/ Crazy Horse Lotta Love // Alison // Love And Only Love / Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere / Days That Used To Be / Helpless / Mansion On The Hill / Down By The River // Rockin' In The Free World 1994-10-01, Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California, USA Bridge School Benefit 8 w/ Crazy Horse Comes A Time / Transformer Man // My Heart / Prime Of Life / Driveby / Sleeps With Angels / Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black) / Train Of Love / Change Your Mind // Piece Of Crap 1994-10-02, Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California, USA Bridge School Benefit 8 w/ Crazy Horse All Along The Watchtower / The Needle And The Damage Done // My Heart / Prime Of Life / Driveby / Sleeps With Angels / Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black) / Train Of Love / Change Your Mind // Piece Of Crap 1995-10-28, Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California, USA Bridge School Benefit 9 w/ Crazy Horse Comes A Time / The Needle And The Damage Done / Heart Of Gold // Sweet Old World // Down By The River / Pocahontas / Look Out For My Love /Cortez The Killer / Powderfinger / Tonight's The Night // Rockin' In The Free World 1996-10-19, Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California, USA Bridge School Benefit 10 w/ Crazy Horse Natural Beauty // Cinnamon Girl / Cortez The Killer / Campaigner / Human Highway / Scattered / Mr. Soul / Cowgirl In The Sand // Helpless 1996-10-20, Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, California, USA Bridge School Benefit 10 w/ Crazy Horse Natural Beauty // Cinnamon Girl / Cortez The Killer / Campaigner / Human Highway / Scattered / Mr. Soul / Big Time // Helpless I would guess I'm thinking about 94-96. Killer set lists
Jason Lescallet : Songs About Nothing - disc 1 Brotzmann McPhee Kessler Zerang : The Damage is Done - disc 1
Joe Maneri Quartet: Let The Horse Go Recorded in the studio on 6/1/95 so Joe was 68 at the time A tad below the classic hatART recordings, but this one (on Leo) still packs a wallop. Band is Joe on alto & tenor saxophones & clarinet, Mat Maneri on violin, John Lockwood on bass & Randy Peterson on drums As always with the quartet, freely improvised pieces led by the great Ol' Round Man himself, the late, great Papa Joe Maneri
I gotta say... the two festivals I'd be most interested in seeing some year on the west coast are the "Bridge Benefit" and the "Kate Wolf Festival".
Teen angst - Cracker. From a playlist(80s early 90s) I made featuring Lemonheads Buffalo Tom Primal scream Camper van Beethoven Dinosaur Jr Meat puppets Husker Du Pavement Afghan whigs My bloody valentine Galaxie 500' Cracker Gin Blossoms Blind Melon Jane's addiction Temple of the dog Minutemen Replacements
Some of my favorites of the time/style & era You have excellent taste save for the guy who lives about an hour from me
i put time in this one back in the day. I liked it but the hits just got played out. back then, MTV could kill a good record with overplay. I really liked the end of the album, the last 4 cuts were strong. and they never got play by the masses. Badmotorfinger was better to me. that was just such a monstrous rock n roll album. but i always wonder if i'd like superunknown more if it wasn't so forced to us like so many other records back in that time.
Well, sitting on the balcony listening to early Marley & Wailers and sweating like a pig. Not that I'm complaining. A chilled drink in hand keeps me cool
I prefer Superunknown and Down on the Upside, even though I'm not a Soundgarden connoisseur. In my opinion, MTV and the radio couldn't destroy "Black Hole Sun" (or Blind Melon's "No Rain", to that matter). When a song is great, it remains great. "Spoonman", though, gets a bit tiresome after repeated listenings. I absolutely love Ben Shepherd's "Head Down".
I tend to agree. I love No Rain! it's a great song! to this day if I hear American Girl by Petty or Beast of Burden by the Stones i turn that stuff up. the great songs are always durable.
