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Phil Lesh & Friends, Xmas Jam, 12/10/2022 Midnight Hour Masons Children Brown Eyed Women Shakedown Street I am the Walrus Morning Dew Eyes of the World So What Help on the Way Slipknot Terrapin Station Box of Rain I think every song probably segued into the next song - awesome show- best Phil & band performance I’ve seen in 10 years

Christmas jam in just one week. For Phils band, Barraco is now the keyboardist instead of Medeski- which I’ll gladly take. Anyone else here going?

I saw them play this set list at the Taft in Cinci I think in 2017

Going to Christmas Jam 12/10 to see Dinosaur Jr, Phil & Friends, Tyler Childers, Govt Mule, Hiss Golden Messenger...going to be a good time

Born Cross Eyed, Fox Fest 8/13/2022, Louisville, KY Iko Iko El Paso Althea Greatest Story TN Jed Masterpiece Scarlet> Fire Truckin' *Rob Barnes on Bass, Brandon Bowlds on lead guitar

Born Cross Eyed, The Burl, Lexington KY ~I~ Bertha Wang Dang Doodle Sugaree BIODTL Peggy O On The Road Again Loser Passenger Cumberland Blues Night They Drove Old Dixie Down Touch Of Grey Help> Slip> Frank ~II~ China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Terrapin Other one Eyes Of The World He’s Gone Watchtower The Days Between Box Of Rain Loose Lucy Brokedown Palace We Bid You Good Night packed crowd, superb venue, great music, fun was had by all

The missus and I did the Friday Billy Strings show in Louisville. we also did the BCE show at the Enchanted Forest in Indiana. Nice venue! Enjoyed my time, said hello to Too Much Fun

Yes, he did, if I remember correctly

I got Covid from the Jubilee and then passed it to my family, so that’s about as exciting as it’s been for me. Looking forward to more shows soon

Lisa sang on Jack Straw and Birdsong. Trapeze artist on stage during Birdsong. DSO was flying through uncharted birdsong jam territory while she improvised death-defying trapeze moves to their jams…

Dark Star Orchestra, 5/28/2022, performing Grateful Dead, 10/11/1983 Set 1: Wang Dang Doodle, Jack Straw, Loser, Me and My Uncle > Mexicali Blues, Bird Song, Hell in a Bucket > Day Job Set 2: China Cat > I Know You Rider, I Need a Miracle > Bertha > Jam > China Doll > Drums > Space > Saint Stephen > Throwing Stones > Touch of Grey Encore: Johnny B Goode Encore 2: Turn on Your lovelight

Dark Star Orchestra, 5/27/2022 -Set One- Let It Rock They Love Each Other Stir It Up It Takes a Lot to Laugh, Train to Cry# Just Like Thom Thumbs Blues When I Paint My Masterpiece (JGB style)** Midnight Moonlight** Sugaree Deal -Set Two- Sugar Magnolia* Scarlet Begonias*> Fire on the Mountain* Women Are Smarter*> Drums> Space> Shakedown Street> Eyes of the World> If I Had the World To Give Goin Down the Road Feelin’ Bad E: Mission the Rain -whole show with Melvin Seals on keys and missing Barraco and Eaton #with Gregg Erwin (Magnolia Boulevard from Lex, KY) on slide guitar *with Scott Lookinland on rhythm guitar/vocals **with Adam & Allie from YMSB on guitar and fiddle

Also a Midnight moonlight I believe

It was a full two set show. But I can’t remember all the songs. I thought Mattson was playing above and beyond his normal abilities- he looked like he was having lots of fun

EDIT: Oops. I see you realized it was Scott. That's Scott Larned on the vocals. I saw my first DSO show Fall 2000. Didn't see another until 2012.

If we were there, why didn’t we cross paths and say hello? Let’s do this at the jubilee. Even if under the cover of darkness of the night

I really hated to miss this. How was attendance?

I’ve heard 1968 Grateful Dead jams that reminded me of Sonic Youth, and vice versa

I love Dinosaur Jr. They are nothing like the Grateful Dead but J Mascis plays bone shattering loud electric guitar. I was a big fan of them and Sonic Youth a couple of years before I listened to the Grateful Dead, around 1991. heres J Mascis covering Box of Rain:

Last time I was in Columbus early for the Jubilee I grabbed dinner and then got a decent nights sleep and did as Rude suggested and got their bright and early on the day of. There are museums in Columbus. There’s Buckeye lake also

By chance did you go to the indy show 6/30/84? One of the first tapes I got in trades in the mid 90's, and I loved that show

Here’s Viola Lee Blues from this little show with a nice buildup at the end:

I saw you but I hid under the guise of stealth as one does…

PS: I’m sad I missed We Can Run. Don’t think I’ve caught that one since 2012

I realized tonight I'm a little rusty in the DSO show department, I'm really out of practice. So I'm glad I attended! The sound was really good at key locations. The crowd was pretty good, which made me happy. I wasn't able to leave Lex until around 6, so I arrived just prior to Mississippi Half Step. It was polished with all the right notes and high points. I didn't realize it was halfway through the set until they played Johnny B. Good. Chimes of Freedom was close to perfection. The slipknot was where I finally was finding my groove and it was a great jam. Weirdly enough, the Feel Like a Stranger "may" have been the best ensemble playing of that song I've seen the band do. It was really strong. I really enjoyed the Sunshine through the rest of the set. The Sunshine gives me the grooves that I need, and the gentle jam as Sunshine dissipated into drums was what I come to the DSO shows for. The beam & drums were awesome, the jams & space were my bread & butter, and the Dear Mr. Fantasy rocking. They band with much precision eased a transition into Days Between instead of Hey Jude, and that may be the first one I've seen DSO do, so I felt lucky-it was well performed. The Satisfaction was a great rock song and the Black Muddy River sublime. I'm always curiously fearful of new venues, but this one was pretty decent, with one exception: the alcohol pricing. Yikes! Looking forward to the Jubilee!