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Phil Lesh and Friends Live at Fillmore Auditorium on 2005-07-15

by Phil Lesh and Friends

Publication date: 2005-07-15 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: PhilLeshandFriends

Band/Artist: Phil Lesh and Friends

Jam
Shakedown Street
Not Fade Away
Jam
Dire Wolf
Eyes Of The World
Wharf Rat
Must Have Been The Roses
Help on the Way>Slipknot
Franklin's Tower
He's Gone
The Wheel
Jam
*Let it Ride
St. Stephen
Bird Song
Rosebud*
Truckin'
GDTRFB
Not Fade away
Donor Rap/Intros
Ripple

Notes

Location: OTS/DFC *Stand at 10 feet

* First time played/Ryan Adams

The Band:
Phil Lesh
Ryan Adams
Jimmy Herring
Jeff Sipe
Rob Barraco
Barry Sless

* thanks to Rich aka

Addeddate: 2005-09-06 17:09:42

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: plf2005-07-15.flac

Lineage: JB3>CDwave>flac frontend

Location: Denver, Colorado

Source: AKG 463's(DIN)>Lunatec V3>JB3

Taped by: nak700/Tony S.

Transferred by: nak700/Tony S.

Type: sound

Venue: Fillmore Auditorium

Year: 2005

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Reviewer: dmilks - - March 7, 2006
Subject: 7/15/2005

I understand Phil's desire to keep playing, and keep this music alive. That is great. But I also see it as an exercise in nostalgia that will never live up to a fraction of the original.

I actually think Ryan does a good job singing.

Did anybody pick up on the fact that the song Rosebud is about Jerry/his Guitar of that namesake. Took me a listen or two but the lyrics pretty clearly talk about "Rosebud ship wrecked up on the Ohio behind a wall of glass" (Rock & Roll Hall of fame in Cleveland, Ohio where Rosebud now resides in a glass case). Kinda cool!

Reviewer: teletravo - - January 20, 2006
Subject: Ryan can sing and play

Give Ryan Adams some credit. His approach may be a bit different than others, but he has a great voice that meshes with this music very well. He sings with a lot of heart and soul and although he may not be as skilled on the guitar, he holds on just fine in the jam sections and adds a very raw element. This music has and always will be all about experimentation and taking chances. Ryan may come from a different musical world than Phil, but this only adds a fresh take on these time tested songs. Cheers to this collaboration, it's a very unique experience.

Reviewer: jjwood64 - - November 19, 2005
Subject: Stay far away from this show!

I have no remorse. Ryan Adams was unprepared and
his performance was flat-out *unprofessional*!
I've sincerely seen better individual performances
at open-mike nights. I was on the rail between
Phil and Ryan Adams and saw this first-hand.

Back in 1999, after Steve Kimock bailed out, Derek
Trucks stepped in. He *listened* to his bandmates
and made plenty of fine contributions, as I saw
five shows on that superb Dylan/Phil tour!

No, Derek did not sing, but as a musician, he
did all the things that are necessary in ensemble
playing that Adams did not have a single clue
of.

Sorry, guys, but I have no remorse. Easily
one of the worst gigs I've ever experienced in
over 2000 concerts spanning 27 years.

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