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...package was: why are the Roots’ fans so different from those of other rap groups? To be specific, a large portion of their fans inexplicably consist mostly of white college students who otherwise listen mainly to jammed-out college rock stalwarts like Dave Matthews Band, U2, and Phish...
House: yo mama’s house! ha ha ha ha Concentration: Folklore and Mythology Hometown: yo mama’s house! ha ha ha ha Ideal Date: My girlfriend gets me front-row tickets to a Phish concert. She can come if she wants, so long as she doesn’t expect me to pay any attention to her or protect her from the tour rats Best way for a girl to get your attention: Cover herself in glow-in-the-dark paint and turn off the lights... ohhhh yeahhhh... Where to find you on a Saturday night...
...part of their album “27.” Break the Dark, Death By Fame, and Troll will also be playing. The Middle East. 8 p.m. Tickets available through Ticketmaster. $12. (IJB)RAQ. A rising alternative rock quartet out of Burlington, Vt. that is often compared to Phish, RAQ will play their self described “high performance rock and roll.” Paradise Rock Club. 9 p.m. Tickets available through nextticketing.com. $12. (MEE) Certainly, Sir CD Release Party. The show will feature highlights from Certainly, Sir’s latest album...
...bobbing their heads and making awkward motions with their hands at Dizzee Rascal shows. Either way, for the most part, count me out.Abe: But OMG Henry I totally went to this one Medeski Martin and Wood concert and they were totally improvising and also I saw the Dead and Phish and they made this really long jam where they covered a Will Smith song and then David Bowie came out on stage and he killed a man in cold blood and then twenty virgins were sacrificed live via satellite! How could you ever capture that on an iPod?Here?...
...there’s one thing hipsters hate, it’s jam-rock, and while I wouldn’t be so bold as to classify this record so damningly, it’s safe to say that this album would find a friend in a mourning Phish-head much more easily than someone who’s into, say, the Dismemberment Plan. The songs are long, and the songs are slow. Guitar solos, like that in the last three minutes of “Wedding Song”—a musical echo of Palace Music?...