Widespread Panic Sweetwater 420 festival

[hain23x]

Replay from free broadcast. Play again Sunday




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[PrideofPasadena]

Some serious jammin'! They sounded great.

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Day 2- Keller Williams, Claypool-Lennon, Panic


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Claypool-Lennon set sounding good

Kinda creepy but cool how his voice has that Lennon vibe in it

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[hain23x]

Highly recommend the Keller Williams set from this morning before Panic at 6:30 est


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JRAD replay before Panic




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Panic at6:30est

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Panic starting now


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They end the first set with Jadon Isbell walk out “Jesus Left Chicago” > “I’m So Glad”



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2nd set starting now




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[VH1988]

I don’t care for Panic but I’ve seen Phish 167 times since 1994.

I’m also way into the Grateful Dead, The Disco Biscuits, Spafford and Umphrey’s McGee.

[ArtyBoy]

I don’t care for Panic but I’ve seen Phish 167 times since 1994.

I’m also way into the Grateful Dead, The Disco Biscuits, Spafford and Umphrey’s McGee.

I saw Widespread Panic as the opening act for Drivin' n' Cryin' at the Fox on Thanksgiving 1991. I guess I just wasn't ready for them at the time, and big theater acoustics didn't make what they were doing any clearer. Sounded like a jumble. I later got to meet Dave Schools when he was playing with Gov't Mule. Seemed like a nice man.

I've seen Biscuits once, Umphrey's at least twice, and Trey once. I was all into that stuff for three or four years, but after that it felt like the best bands had moved on.

[hain23x]

Friend of mine has seen Panic over 300 times.
I knew a guy in the mid 90s who we just called “Widespread” because he followed them and taped a lot of shows and sold weed to finance it. His tape collection was massive even back then.

I think Jimmy Herring is a great guitarist and a good fit for what they do.

They’ve blown up Red Rocks quite a few times over the years



Too many of those bands before the jam stuff exploded just played the same show every night. All these bands followed the Dead route and built up on being live and free. Panic was always more closer to Allman Bros. I’ve seen about a dozen shows and all were fantastic




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[hain23x]

Panic has over 2200 shows recorded and they never play the same show twice. Most of the recordings are sbd but they have always had a strong taper community. They don’t wear spandex, gawk at strippers or pour beer over themselves in videos but they jam

http://www.panicstream.com/vault/mob...d-panic-vault/


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