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Post by DrCank on Jan 31, 2007 15:48:28 GMT -5
After the activity on the thread entitled "where have all the UNO Cards gone...". I decided, to take control of the situation and forage some information for our UNO brethrens. I came to the conclusion that If I where going to get anywhere on this mission I would have start by gathering a little Intel. There was only man I could think of that may have already had the keys to the lock I was trying I pick. I had some of my agents detain him for questioning. I will not lie, this Jedi still contained much of his former power. However, this agent totally underestimated the power of our degiways. This operative was forced to listen to the entire Econcank Y2K6 collaboration for days. The entire collection back-to-back twenty two times, (as you can see from the below photograph), by the time Pat Panang was through with him he was simply a shell. A Vessel now, my researches made short work of extracting the UNO information. There were two paths of interest derived from interrogating the oxy-laden thug. Since I knew I could not waste the time in choosing between the two locations. I would have to split my Core of Discovery into two teams. The first would head south deep into the Andes, where if that 40 something pseudo-hippy was right, the team should discover a cache of Cards hidden deep within the mountains. The second team would travel north. There they would have to find the “mystic mirror”; older moon, and brighter than the sun. As you can see by the directions provided, my team didn’t do a great job checking this jammin’ junky’s pockets prior to the interrogation. For all I knew both team’s where heading over the rainbow, only respect my for the UNO, and of course the TV deal I had with NOVA, and a huge grant from the national Science foundation, gave me the strength to send out these modern day Pikes. (That’s right Lewis and Clark aren’t the only American explorer’s, there was also this guy named Pike. There is a Mt. named after that he never even climbed, read a book why don’t you). (Fast-forward 22 days) Both teams had been gone for some quite…. Wait never mind I just found some real work I can do here in the office I’ll post the punch line photos and you guys can figure out the rest.
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Post by joe on Jan 31, 2007 16:40:37 GMT -5
mysticism definetely
Prints screen I figured it out
every liked that unobop facemelt except james lou jack and kelleher Jack, josh, mike, caleb joe kordish pretty good 22. We started doing a diamond formation that was incredible. The set that night represented the prophet mohamad's (PBUH) journy throught the 7 heavens and seven hells, we left of at the 6th hell that was continued in a pro studio in Nebraska with some pro sax player from buddapest or something, the song was continued with out a dropped beat at chuck's farm that fall... it kept going until we busted through to the sixth heaven that jan at the phyrst, remeber it was right after owsley68 and vort came to pittsburg. I have that part on video but the uno part was sabatogued by the player haters and naysayers. the nebraska asesion is missing, the guy has disapeared, i have looked hard. that 6 hell was intense, we went from peace to war. corelation is not causation so I can't proove that the unobop5jam caused the war. We are in 7th heaven/hell now they are the same. Everyman is given the key to heaven, it is the key to hell too you know...
YOU!
wilby
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not all who wander are lost
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Post by not all who wander are lost on Jan 31, 2007 19:41:26 GMT -5
this parrot isnt dead, its only resting
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Post by What r u retarded on Jan 31, 2007 20:07:11 GMT -5
That unobop 22 set sucked catholic alter boy C O C K. Micheal Jackson has had better appearences in court.
If Planet 22 could actually write something that a non musician could get down to they wouldn't have to hide in vermont writing about bears and banjos.
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Post by DrCank on Feb 1, 2007 7:55:11 GMT -5
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Post by unoclay on Feb 1, 2007 11:25:37 GMT -5
Its too bad that the hell tapes from bop22.5 are MIA. That would offically make 6? 7? Unobops that have little-to-no sound documentation. I have fragment film from parts 3-5, fragment audio from 4-6, and i dont think much/any from 7.
the music at part 4 still stands as one of my personal favorites (Japhy Ryder played one of their best shows ever that night, for sure, and one of the last greats), Part 6 was the success of the 'everybody jams'concept (a big success fo sure, 4 drum kits and 14+ players), and part 7 with tDS was a return to the 'tight band' aspect of parts 1-4. tDS, imho, will definitely play at the "next" uno birthday as they remain one of the most dynamic and excellent bands around our scene.
In spite of any playa hataz, id rather have a band show up at uno, chucks, degi, etc and suck major ASS while taking chances rather than play something predictable or boring. My obsession with Phish always incorporates this aspect, because risk and chances are some of the most ballzy things anyone can ever take on, especially with 100s (or 10,000s) of people watching. Sometimes it will suck--and this only proves that chances are being taken. And i did like the set at uno.5, if only because i have a great deal of interest in chaos and cacophony!!!
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Post by unoclay on Feb 1, 2007 11:27:01 GMT -5
BTW Kirk i was loving the post above until it dissapated! Was going to link it to the major phish pages but i think there needed to be the conclusion for sense-makin/outside appreication.
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Post by DrCank on Feb 1, 2007 13:27:20 GMT -5
Yeah I am going to get around to finishing it but I was serious. I was sitting around work doing nothing so I started this story, and before I could finish my boss came by and asked If i would go and clean up the store room.
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Post by uNNNNN Bopper on Feb 1, 2007 15:47:19 GMT -5
"the music at part 4 still stands as one of my personal favorites (Japhy Ryder played one of their best shows ever that night, for sure, and one of the last greats), Part 6 was the success of the 'everybody jams'concept (a big success fo sure, 4 drum kits and 14+ players), and part 7 with tDS was a return to the 'tight band' aspect of parts 1-4."
the epic Japhy show was Tripple Tres Unobop 3 i believe. atleast the three setter with crowded fullon boogie tarp action. part 6 was outstanding with the Perma-Jam Rotation, with a set of partial Japhy in the mix for good measure with Flute Player who was awesome.
Unobop 4 , the musicial highlight to me was the intense Bora Bora session with Owen on vocals.
I cannot comment on Planet 22's Bop. I was put out of commission by Mr Farm's poisonous mushrooms. blacked out, swooning, demon possession , the whole 5 yards. I'm sure I wouldve loved it, otherwise...
bop 7, was indeed musically uberheady, IMO. daily supplement started things off right...and were very cool in allowing some instruments to be played by uno lookers. that was my favorite Bop for music jam. 6 was great, but we reached levels at 7... levels i tell ya.... mad levels which eventually gave way to the unbridaled f***ing that several noshows heartily deserved.
Unobop 8.....U'r late!!!!!!
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Post by degijames on Feb 1, 2007 18:48:41 GMT -5
Those tapes are not lost my friend. Somehow they ended up in my tape rack in the basement of McCormick. They have been in storage for about a year now. Yes all 5 or 6 of them. People know this. caleb joe and I listened to half of one of them one night in the fall of 2005.
About your words here clay:
"In spite of any playa hataz, id rather have a band show up at uno, chucks, degi, etc and suck major ASS while taking chances rather than play something predictable or boring. My obsession with Phish always incorporates this aspect, because risk and chances are some of the most ballzy things anyone can ever take on, especially with 100s (or 10,000s) of people watching. Sometimes it will suck..."
What planet 22 did that night was garbage. I would have rather listened to debby gibsons tapes.
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Post by electric youth on Feb 1, 2007 19:35:02 GMT -5
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Post by chriscank on Feb 1, 2007 20:02:13 GMT -5
Coming Soon....
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Post by joe on Feb 2, 2007 5:58:15 GMT -5
I actualy grabbed the tapes from Mccormick after whoever was renting that basement room skipped the rent bill. Those tapes are ultrahighsppeed recordings that Kirk taped from DEGICANKFEST 2. Ask Krik, I sent him the data in June. Yo I did a lab yester day in school delineating the watershed and precipitation patterns for Mono Lake. Unobop 5 was a show in which I thought had an awesome exploration(50minutes) into an Adim/aug/maj/min diamond with Kordish caleb and I playing intertwined 16th notes altenateinfg, or trinating, building a pattern that that one Master part is only a dim shadow of. I know James/Chris/Jack wanted us to roll oiut a "planet 22 pop band set" to try to impress new people. The problem was the people weren't new people, they were our friends. They saw that POP22 show ten million times at the Apalachain Brewing Co. Personnalyy I like having things tight, that Unobop was atotally improve set. I though it was a rare oppurtunity to see what the band could do with out crutches, also we got other musicians up there miwed up with us. It wasn't TRL man, I thought the promoter had specifically told me ahead of time that we were there to have fun. Becareful, the last person that dirrected so many FU's to us ended up with the whistler speacial:
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Post by joe on Feb 2, 2007 6:00:13 GMT -5
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Post by DrCank on Feb 2, 2007 7:43:01 GMT -5
Yeah Joe I am not so sure I got that Data delivery. Ill check my records but I thought that I was, as of right now, still waiting for two albums from you:
1: Degicank fest 2.
2: Ween; Chocolate and cheese. (Lost in the anti-chamber in 99', still the most unexplained event in my life. Looked everywhere for that CD, I truly am starting to believe that it either fell into another dimension, or I drunkingly mailed it to my self in the future Vis the Hydrocelator. I prefer to believe the later, one day it will be sitting on my desk. Thats why I stilll keep the case)
And in my own defense on the highspeed recordings; the reason they stayed in 4-track for so long rather than being pressed to bytes is because some redheaded son of a gun borrowed my four track for two years after that show and returned to me a " I am not quite sure whats wrong with it" rather than my machine. No worries though, alot of really clean tracks were laid out on that 4-track. All 4-track recorders should be so lucky.
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