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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.พ. 2015
- CLICK HERE FOR SET ONE • String Cheese Incident...
Denver, Colorado. Set II Rivertrance, Rhythm of the Road - Jam - White Freightliner Blues, Emma's Dream, Miss Brown's Teahouse, Land's End - Drums - BILL KREUTZMAN - Restless Wind. Encore ROLLOVER! - เพลง
This was IMO their best era by far from 2001-2005, right as they started transitioning from mostly a bluegrass band to more of a jam band. They had the perfect mix of bluegrass jam band electronic sound that was original and one of a kind.
I feel lucky being able to catch about 50 SCI shows from '01-'05 touring around the country during the early 2000's as a young man in my late teens/early 20's seeing a few hundred Phish, SCI, Moe, STS9, Umprheys, YMSB, the Dead/Lesh n friends/Ratdog, shows and to me SCI was the place to be during that time. They were in their musical creative Prime they played with passion and soul every show and had the scene with the best following made of family who were all people creating a vibe of positive, love, and acceptance no matter what part of the country you were in, there was none of that shady negativity with the ratty lot kids or nitrous mafia that was centered around the drugs and money game that was evident at nearly every other lot scene, or the petty headier than thou narcissism cause you didn't have dreads, an OG Be Good Family lot shirt, or your GD family wings pin meant you were just some crusty to sell some shitty beaster, bunk ass doses, or fake ass Sassafrass molly, you were always accepted regardless if it was your 1st show or 501st at a Cheese show. Oh how I miss the good old days!!
i agree with everything you said.. I first saw them in 03 and was accepted by everyone in the crowd..i distinctly remember an usual amount of young children and babies regarding the family atmosphere.. granted I wouldn't take my young child to a show but that's just me.....the show was a straight up hoe down....Nershi took his shoes and socks off at the beginning and I knew this was about to be a cool show..fast forward 12 years to the last time I saw them and I felt it lacked an identiy….alot of kang trying to be trey and way too many peaks that became repetitive....bottom line 02-03 cheese cant be beat
Early Cheese Tour was where it was at, 100%. Times were simpler 20 years ago, that’s for sure, and the music spoke volumes. When Phish went on hiatus, other bands stepped up big time. Panic, Biscuits and Moe were all firing on full cylinders, while Cheese was literally creating their own new sound. It was the best time to be in the scene, no doubt. Those early Bonnaroo years can’t be touched and all of the bands prospered heavily due to that exposure from it every summer. The scene was still small yet felt like family in some aspects. No iPhones or social media to be a constant distraction, just everyone living in the moment of true musical beauty. Definitely miss those times. 100%.
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Chapter by Chapter / Verse by Verse !!!!!!!
I probably knew you back in the day... We used to make these crazy sunglasses and pass them out. Kyle used to wear them on stage sometimes. You're right, those were some of the best years in my opinion.
Aged cheese, my good lord. That jam Land's End had me crying tears of happiness, love when good music could do that.. I just gave Kreutzman a standing ovation in my living room, 16 years after this happened.
Interesting fun fact/trivia: This performance of Rivertrance is available as a music video in iTunes. It makes a great gift for people that aren't familiar with Cheese
Better fun fact bill kreutzmann appearance was kept completely secret and he was brought onto stage in a road case
Riverdance 00:55
ROTR 17:35
JAM 27:55
whIte freightliner 32:25
Emma's Dream 35:25
Miss Brown's Teahouse 44:35
Lands End 1:01:09
Sir Bill Kruetzmann-DRUMS 1:17:37
Restless Wind 1:24:40
Encore: Rollover 1:35:00
I used to see shows like this in the local bar ( 5 dollar cover charge, free before 7pm.) with the Volunteers, later to become the Zen Tricksters. They always had great jams with the crowd dancing our asses off. The best cover band of the Grateful Dead and that kind of music. The lead guitarist was so good that he now plays with the Dark Star Orchestra. Can't see shows like that anymore and certainly not for 5 bucks.
✨🎶the good ole days!!!!!! I'm tripping just watching this ...✨ missn all you cheesy people❤💕🐱🚀✨✨✨✨
I was seeing them a whole lot 2000-04! ❤
Was there. Smokin!
Miss this cheese, best years of my life lol- damn times fly now im 32
incidentalist They were peaking around '02
yea, saw them 50+ times from 00-02. 02 was the fire, then they got Hann, ouch!
Damn, that's a lot of shrooms!
Me too I'm 34 and those '99-'04 shows were their pinnacle. I feel lucky to hit up around 40, 45 shows in the golden era
@@AC-ob7ke Yea, JUST a few!!
This set is friggin awesome! Thank you!
Glad you like it!
A friend of mine just turned me on the Cheese tonight... great band! Great jams! Never was a big fan of the Dead, but they remind me a lot of them. Rock on people!
one of the drummers from the dead made a surprise appearance in this set
Absolute Fire
this set is quality high grade cheese
Amazing!! Gracias amigo!
Kickass show!
Great Set. 🤟
Nice Tie Dyed Paul Trav!
The guy in a north face shirt riding the rail at 1:31:44 is tearing it up, having the time of his life!!!
Was this year of the big snowstorm when King Crimson couldn't make it? when everyone was comping in each other in with the three minute window, LOL
I stayed at that hell hole The Royal Inn across the street, good times
Best Land’s End ever
Damn tasty
Seemed like during Rhythm of the Road Nersh got a little lost during his solo (see the way he ended it), but then Kyle swooped in to save the jam with an amazing piano buildup that got everyone back on the same page before frying our faces with that amazing organ solo. I love hearing old Cheese and finding moments like this, where a jam starts falling apart but then one of them just pulls it back together.
SeppuKush Nersh
that i shot the sheriff tease in miss browns, wammmm bammmm
"Claudia!" ...someone shouting on a live CD I was given from '02 or earlier. Has anyone else heard that one?
That Lands End though...Holy Moly Good God Almighty, talk about crank that shit to 13 and break that volume knob straight the fuck off!!! They should've had security go look for victims hit by the pieces of roof falling down
set 1 is here th-cam.com/video/2f5LWpxLj90/w-d-xo.html
One of the best ROTR IMO...atleast when it comes to kyles part
I can smell it
Who the hell was in charge of cameras? Filming the crowd while Kang shreds Rhythm of the Road? What a waste
+kind2311 could not agree more. In my experience, filmmakers and film editors are independent contractors typically unfamiliar with the music and guitar solos.........they really don't care. It is a sad reality the style of concert films are typically very JUMPY from instrument to instrument constantly moving........and then there's PHISH webcasts which are perfection.
+Kimock7 I believe these shows were filmed by Warren Miller the director of the famous snow film documentaries.
He's a crap director then
Kimock7 Maybe the director and camera crew where trip'n balls like everyone else there
Phish camera and editing crew are fucking perfect.