woooohooooooo

Thanks to the amazing Chris Larson, this show is now available at archive.org/details/furthur2012-09-28.adk-tl.larson.flac16

Chris, I hope that you get a chance to sleep after tonight's show. The turnaround time from show to download is awesome! Thanks

Thanks to Kristin Hutchinson ‏@sunfrog for

Zipster wrote:


Robbie Taylor is to Phil what Steve Parish was to Jerry. He's the man who makes sure that all is in order, Phil's right-hand man!

Well I have learned my lesson! Don't lay down with a bowl during set break. You will fall asleep! Nap today I gotta stay up!

FurthurFlower67 wrote:


Did you miss the start of the second set, too? I had to listen to Hard to Handle this morning. Sock it to me! Excellent!

Wheel->Comes a Time was great.
I called a Wharf Rat before the show, 'cause it had popped into my head a few times last week ... thought that was it! Comes a time, when the blind man takes your hand, says "don't you see?"

i have actually fell asleep on the lawn of a venue while the band was on set break. i woke up during the "drums" (dead 04 i thnk) and i was like fuk it, rolled over and went back to sleep. then some dude i dont know wakes me up, and doses me. i dont usually dose without prior planning, but when a stranger wakes you up just to dose you, its like an act of god, no use fightin it.
so i drop, then smoke a doob with him, then am like, so how many songs into the set are they? he was like this is the encore. i was like, why the fuck did i just drop at the END of a show. thank god tour was pretty kind that year, and some strange dready moma in a dodge van took me in until i found my friends, 2 shows later. they skipped the next show due to car problems.
so whats the lot like there?

a friend of mine, the chick with the dread who couldnt get off the turn pike in seatle, went and said some assholes said "dreddy feddy" when she walked by, so she got all offended and went home. but she went to the prankster afta party and said it kicked so much ass she could even begin. so she had fun.

Thanks to Furthur for the photos!