The Week That Was: More For Your Stocking
We’ve twice discussed the unexpected gifts that some of our favorite musicians are proffering for Christmas, and now we can add Phil Lesh’s name to the growing list: The best bomb-dropper outside the U.S. military kicked down seven soundboards from his 10-night stand at the Nokia Theatre in New York. Ten crazy nights, like a Baker’s Hannukah.
Go unwrap those presents after you check out the week that was at Hidden Track…
- Glide Magazine publishes its Best of 2007: Artists’ Perspective
- Live Phish celebrates five years of quick-as-shit soundboard downloads
- Something Something Soulshine: Xmas Jam goes off without a hitch
- Long live jazz fusion: Return To Forever returns to the present
- The Police reunion generates only a quarter-billion dollars in revenue
- No flies on Shakey as Neil Young comes back to New York
- Self-promotion wins the day — Hey, my name’s elsewhere!
- Ever see Jimmy Herring as a quick-fingered 23-year-old? Yahtzee.
- American Babies throw down Abbey Road and run for 8th Grade Treasurer
- So, hey, what are you doing on New Year’s Eve this year?
- And don’t forget to cup the balls with these downloads: Grousing The Aisles, MP3 Boot Camp, Stormy Mondays and the Friday Mix Tape
phil is a better bomb dropper than the us military. it’s all about quality not quantity.