July 06, 2004
High Sierra!
I love the High Sierra Music Festival. LOVE IT. Four days of music on four stages, and so much more. After dancing clear through 'til dawn three nights in a row, I watched that sun rise over the Sierra on the fourth day, and realized that for this kind of thing, I was unlikely to ever know How much is too much?
More soon, I promise.
For now, here's who I saw over the last four days:
Animal Liberation Orchestra
Aphrodesia (three times)
Benevento/Russo Duo
Chris Robinson & the New Earth Mud
Dan Bern (twice)
Delta Nove
Ex-Centric Sound System
Galactic
Garaj Mahal
Hamsa Lila
Leftover Salmon
Mary & Mars
MOFRO
moe.
Particle (twice)
Railroad Earth (twice)
Signal Path (twice)
The Slip
Sound Tribe Sector Nine
Sunfire Pleasure
Taarka
The Radiators
Walter "Wolfman" Washington
Xavier Rudd
Signal Path -- WOOHOO!
Posted by: Ariel on July 6, 2004 01:27 PMoh, and i had so much fun traipsing around with you, mr. unbound!
Posted by: Jen B on July 6, 2004 01:42 PMi love high sierra!! and i'm so glad that you loved it too!!
it was my third year there.. and i can't see myself going anywhere else for the fourth!!
so good to see you!!!
Jen & Sarah, I've got fresh fotos of you both. You can bribe me now, or find 'em online later. ;-)
Ariel, Signal Path ROCKED. They played Friday night from 2am to daybreak, and were stupendous. I got to chat with Damon on Saturday during Particle, and he said that Particle members would be joining them on stage Sunday. Sure enough, Sunday's SP set saw the one-by-one addition of 3/4 of Particle. Big crowd, much enthusiasm. There are definitely some new people on the Path.
Posted by: Jason on July 6, 2004 03:51 PMi can't wait to show everyone how deeply i can pick festival boogers out of my nose!
Posted by: Jen B on July 7, 2004 09:46 AM
how was Chris Robinson? i love him.
um.. i don't even remember you taking any pics of me in them..
that could be a bit scary..
can you email me the pics...
yeah my finger was also up my nose the whole weekend too jen..
Posted by: sarah on July 7, 2004 12:12 PM