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String Cheese IncidentString Cheese Incident Live at Fillmore Auditorium on 2005-03-26 (March 26, 2005)

Collection: : StringCheeseIncident
Band/Artist: String Cheese Incident
Date: March 26, 2005 (check for other copies)
Venue: Fillmore Auditorium
Location: Denver, CO

Source: AKG ck61 > JKLabs ECMS-22 > Lunatec V3 (optical) > JB3
Lineage: JB3 > firewire > pc > CoolEdit > CD Wave > FLAC16
Taped by: Todd Ramsden
Transferred by: Todd Ramsden
Keywords: Live concert

Description

Set 1: Long Journey Home, Body and Soul, Rebecca, Catfish John, Wheel Hoss, My Brown Eyed Darling, I Saw the Light, Hold What You've Got, The Graveyard Shift, Think of What You've Done, Shenandoah Breakdown, The Thrill Is Gone^

Set 2: It Is What It Is, Rhythm of the Road, Yo Se, Born on the Wrong Planet, Time Goes By, Old Dangerfield*, Six Days on the Road*

Set 3: Texas > Exodus > Texas, Missin' Me > Chameleon, On Fire, Birdland, Under African Skies > Black Clouds

Encore: Foggy Mountain Breakdown*, You Ain't Goin' Nowhere*

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Reviewer: mikobro - - June 16, 2008
Subject: Track Correction
Oh found myself going down memory lane this morning. Working on a huge project and been on it since 3:30 am. SCI, by far, one of my favorite bands every (I miss ya boys-SNIFFLE SNIFFLE) is an excellent choice to listen too when working hard.

So, I did not see this run of the Fillmore. It was always epic to see the band at this venue and anywhere in the Rocky Mtn State. The sit-ins at the Fillmore where the stuff that music history was to be made.

So, a slight correction. The unknown track 28 is actually the 2nd encore "You Ain't Going Nowhere." Since this show was seeded so long ago, I am not sure it will be corrected.

Anyway peace, love and String Cheese. Come on back boyz, real soon . . . .

Reviewer: mountain boy - - May 17, 2006
Subject: great weekend
what a great time this was! the mccoury boys are amazing, and sound great with string cheese. we sat back in the balcony behind the stage and had a great view of all the crowd and band. great atmospere cheese was on fire and the boys tore it up!five stars for the great music and a great weekend!

Reviewer: high country - - April 6, 2006
Subject: incredible
man, i wish i made it to one of these shows. i haven't seen sci for a few years. i wish they did more colorado shows. this whole show is pure delight, the recording is amazing. highlights for me would have to include the musical journey of the 17 minute birdland plus an awesome version of exodus.

Reviewer: confusedlistening - - October 13, 2005
Subject: geeze
absolutely amazing. texas>exodus>texas is possibly the best cheese cover ive ever heard, maybe just cuz its smack dab in the middle of texas, but its amazing either way. They do a great job on under african skies as well. One of Kang's better shows in my opinion as well.

Reviewer: The Sound Jester - - October 3, 2005
Subject: Which one?
I still can't decide which nite was the best of this run... but who cares anyway.. really, these shows are worth ordering from live cheese.. fuckin great!!!! Also, thank you, thank you to the taper, and all the tapers out there!!!! What you guys do is great!!

Reviewer: dj daddy poops in his pants - - September 14, 2005
Subject: Great quality. Excellent guilty pleasure.
I went straight to the second set and I must say this is a fantastic recording. The show itself sounds very energetic and quite nice if I may say so. Would've been great to be there.

Reviewer: nlhaze - - April 3, 2005
Subject: Love Live Life
Marvelous, simply marvelous. Muchos gracias para el concerto. Much obliged to the man who gave us the whole show just got back to my computer after a few days and was pleased beyond belief for the stringy set having been posted. Thanks again.
Sincerely
Chris
Friend of Cheese

Reviewer: nershdog - - April 2, 2005
Subject: Whoooopeeeeeee Doopeeeeeeee
This is the one right here folks. If you don't get this one it's your own damn fault. Every show seems to get tighter!!! Hats off to Jason and Trav for rockin my head loose.

Reviewer: hipschoolpreppy - - April 2, 2005
Subject: great
thank god the bluegrass set came out, thank god

Reviewer: Brad Leblanc - - March 31, 2005
Subject: 1st Set
Ok, I think we can include it. Sending it up now, it should be here tomorrow.

Reviewer: EdKal - - March 31, 2005
Subject: gouda cheese!!
The first set was named Cheese Mtn. Ramblin Boys by Billy I think. It can be found on bt.etree.org

http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=12817

I didnt listen to the whole show yet so 4 stars is given for sound quality alone!!

Reviewer: walkin' jingle - - March 30, 2005
Subject: Get this one!
Billy and Kieth played with the McCoury brothers and Jason Carter for an opening set of good bluegrass, as ticketholders made their way into the Fillmore. When the rest of the band came out to play "The Thrill Is Gone", the groove in the place picked up considerably, and it seemed like they might just launch into 1st set. However, a break...

Cheese finally came out with a an upbeat "It Is What It Is" that set the stage for a fun, well-played fist set. The Latin rythms of "Yo Se" got everyone on his feet, and the funky "Born on the Wrong Planet" turned the Fillmore into a groovy dance party. "Time Goes By", played for the first time, was cheerful, but will problably sound better after a few months on the road. The McCoury's and Jason Carter helped finish the first set bluegrass-style.

Sure wish they'd put some more bathrooms in this place :) It sucks to wait thirty minutes in line. Luckily the boys came back out for a phenomonal second set with a mix of great Cheese originals and ton of well-chosen covers, from a long lost tribal-sounding "Exodus" and a fully funky version of Herbie Hancock's "Chameleon", to an extended "Birdland" jam, and an eubulient "Under African Skies" (Paul Simon), continuing the African vibe. After a classic cheesy "Black Clouds" and encoring with "Foggy Mountain Breakdown", the final cover of Bob Dylan's "You Ain't Going Nowhere", played again with the McCoury's and Jason Carter was a sweet way to end the show and the three night run.

The crowd at the Fillmore, as usual during Winter Carnival, was a smiling, dancing bunch. I enjoyed the show up by the soundboard and the painters creating a psychedelic painting thick with colorful paint, I but had an even better time in the back of the venue where the sound was surprsingly better and there was plenty of room to stretch out. Thanks to whomever started the glow-string toss first set! That was really fun until the usually accomodating Fillmore staff shut it down.

All in all a phenomenal show! This audience download sounds great (Thanks Todd R.), but it would be nice to hear a sounboard, too. Get this show!!!

Reviewer: HootHoot ** SCI - - March 30, 2005
Subject: awooooh
IIWII
TEXODUS
ON FIRE (new song)
CHAMELEON
AFRICANSKYS
are all must hears in my book.

Reviewer: centuryblu - - March 30, 2005
Subject: Last night
Man what a run this was and this was the perfect finish! Each night was so different from the next but rocked my face! This last show, my friends from south Carolina and danced our A$$e$ off...I can't wait for Utah this weekend.

Notes

* with Ronnie McCoury, Rob McCoury and Jason Carter.

Entire first set acoustic with Billy and Keith, Ronnie McCoury, Rob McCoury and Jason Carter. Not a full band set, aside from The Thrill is Gone.

Photo by Larry Fox
Friends Of Cheese