Thanks to philzone.org and quinfolk (Quineskimo) on Sunday, December 09, 2012 - 08:38 am for

couple other quick notes. phil only sang the first verse of the other one. his voice sounded extremely hoarse for this one (i know, like it doesn't all the time). thought they'd find their way back after blues for allah insturmental but no. also, herring owned king sollie's

wlewis wrote:

I think you had an audio hallucination... After a re-listen this morning, I still could not identify this Slipknot! before The Other One. There was noodling, space, boogie woogie, but no Slipknot! in earshot. Please give this another listen in a neutral environment (The power of suggestion is probably overwhelming at TXR), and try to find the Slipknot! Please find it...
I recognize your vivid imagination has been reflected in previous posts, and I don't want to see any damage to your credibility.

www.wmwv.com/Q12-8-Set2-Part1.mp3

here's to hoping video of the 2nd set surfaces. I'd love to hear and see that set. I keep checking the Mike Edwards youtube channel.

Sustainabill wrote:


try to find it? you made it sound hard. 3:51, check your own credibility.

Denver Man wrote:


Take it up with Jill next time you see her.

I only have to listen to a few minutes of this to realize if you could incorporate this line up into Furthur you'd have the right band. The interplay between Warren and Jimmy is, and always has been, incredible.

Sustainabill wrote:


total masters in action!!

wlewis wrote:


Thanks man, I listened to it a couple of times, and missed that Slipknot! each time. The band goes off the deep end shortly after it started, and proceeded to explore other regions of the galaxy. I fault myself for not listening better, I was concentrating on Slipknot! being at the transition to The Other One. No hallucination and reinforcement of credibility for you, and a briefly identifiable Slipknot! missed by me.

Something that would be an incredible read would be for Phil to describe each incarnation of each band he's ever played with. Better than any autobiography I could imagine.

Sustainabill wrote:


those lyrics end, they do the "yeeeeeahhh" and then they hit the first round of do-do-do-do's that is the beginning of slipknot, it includes the ENTIRE jam, wherever it may go, in this case an entire 2nd set. quite a slipknot! if you ask me. but really, the segment until they hit the other one is ethereal. phil starts crashing down on his bass strings from neck to bridge it reminded me of similar sounds you hear him use in late era GD space. there was no area unexplored there.