Umphrey's McGee
3/3/11
Barrymore Theatre
Madison, WI
I: Fussy Dutchman, Intentions Clear > "Jimmy Stewart"*, Get in the Van, All Night Long, The Haunt, Women Wine and Song > Go to Hell
II: Divisions, Der Bluten Kat > Atmosfarag > Der Bluten Kat > "Jimmy Stewart"* > Der Bluten Kat, Mullet (Over), Deeper, It's So Easy
E: Wizard Burial Ground
* w/ lyrics
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I spent the day relaxing at Kacie's house in Madison. Unfortunately, she was under the weather so we didn't go down to State Street. I drove to the street behind the Barrymore to hang out with my friends Sam and Jesse. I had Milio's The Godfather for dinner.
I was closer on this evening. Sometimes it made it difficult to get my spot back when I would go outside. There were several amateur moves that really annoyed me by people in the crowd where I got drinks spilled on me. They opened around 8:30 with The Fussy Dutchman. This worked nicely and next came Intentions Clear that had groove oriented jam that eventually included a lyrical stew. Pony was playing a very repetitive bassline but it got the crowd moving. The crowd was much larger on Thursday. GITV is always welcome. It reminds me of when they would travel in a little van with the trailer behind it. I think I've heard All Night Long at the Barrymore in 05, 09, and 11. Jake played perc for the intro. This was a rock/OG fusion of The Haunt. I prefer the original. WWS was the only lull in the set and I don't mind the song. It had a jam the led into the reworked Cold Smoke which is apparently known as Go to Hell. As was the case in Lawrence this really got a reaction from the crowd. This was a better first set than the night before.
Divisions was almost 20 minutes and included an ambient portion that really exhibited the layering style that was on display by the band. That approach was taken on many of the jams. DBK was a huge choice to follow up the Divisions. Unfortunately they dropped into Atmosfarag. I went outside for that one. Then they returned to DBK before departing on yet another lyrical stew. They finished DBK and juxtaposted that hard rock sound with the twang of Mullet (Over). Next came the new song Deeper which I had enjoyed. I had not heard It's So Easy since Lawrence in 2004. WBG capped off two nights of hard rock by Umphrey's McGee in Madison. I felt the second night was better than the first.
I spent the day relaxing at Kacie's house in Madison. Unfortunately, she was under the weather so we didn't go down to State Street. I drove to the street behind the Barrymore to hang out with my friends Sam and Jesse. I had Milio's The Godfather for dinner.
I was closer on this evening. Sometimes it made it difficult to get my spot back when I would go outside. There were several amateur moves that really annoyed me by people in the crowd where I got drinks spilled on me. They opened around 8:30 with The Fussy Dutchman. This worked nicely and next came Intentions Clear that had groove oriented jam that eventually included a lyrical stew. Pony was playing a very repetitive bassline but it got the crowd moving. The crowd was much larger on Thursday. GITV is always welcome. It reminds me of when they would travel in a little van with the trailer behind it. I think I've heard All Night Long at the Barrymore in 05, 09, and 11. Jake played perc for the intro. This was a rock/OG fusion of The Haunt. I prefer the original. WWS was the only lull in the set and I don't mind the song. It had a jam the led into the reworked Cold Smoke which is apparently known as Go to Hell. As was the case in Lawrence this really got a reaction from the crowd. This was a better first set than the night before.
Divisions was almost 20 minutes and included an ambient portion that really exhibited the layering style that was on display by the band. That approach was taken on many of the jams. DBK was a huge choice to follow up the Divisions. Unfortunately they dropped into Atmosfarag. I went outside for that one. Then they returned to DBK before departing on yet another lyrical stew. They finished DBK and juxtaposted that hard rock sound with the twang of Mullet (Over). Next came the new song Deeper which I had enjoyed. I had not heard It's So Easy since Lawrence in 2004. WBG capped off two nights of hard rock by Umphrey's McGee in Madison. I felt the second night was better than the first.
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