…and it’s looking pretty good.  It features include a show tracker and some new content it appears.  Those of you lucky enough to have made some shows before 1995, go join.  For the rest of you, check it out anyways.

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June 17, 1991, Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey:

Opening the show with “Eyes of the World,” one of my favorites, this video was apparently transferred from a VHS as you can see at the beginning, and has good quality video and audio for a transfer.  It starts in with a cool zoom in through the crowd, already dancing, and has a lot of good closeups of all the band members.  Looks to have been done professionally.  Total Time: 14:48.

Don’t forget, you can stream the entire show’s audio at Archive.org:
http://www.archive.org/details/gd91-06-17.sbd.miller.25608.sbeok.shnf

Setlist from DeadBase.com:
June 17, 1991, Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey (Mon)
Set One:
Eyes of the World >
Walking Blues
B. E. Women
Masterpiece
Loose Lucy
Cassidy >
Might As Well

Set Two:
Saint >
Ship Of Fools >
Dark Star Jam >
Truckin >
New Speedway >
Uncle John >
Jam >
Drumz >
China Doll >
Playin Reprise >
Sugar Magnolia

Encore:
The Weight

More downloads below, full download listing here.

New Archive.org downloads as of 4pm 06/02:

moe. - 05/27 A

New bt.etree.org torrents as of 4pm 06/02: 

Toubab Krewe - 05/26
MMW - 05/27
Pnuma Trio - 05/26

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Obadiah Parker covering the Outkast song “Hey Ya,” with parts of the original music video mixed in. Video done by Brian Shaler. Apparently this went around on some music blogs last fall but I never saw it.

After setting up camp and a little sprinkle on Thursday night, and then checking out some music at the Sunshine Stage, I closed the night out with Future Rock on the camping stage. If you’re the type to listen to Disco Biscuits, Sound Tribe Sector 9, !!!, or whoever else, this will whet your appetite for certain.  I recommend starting with an amazing opener, “Da Funk.”  “Airplane Traintracks” has a very solid jam after a cool Pink Floyd sampled intro.  “Die Junge Ein” has some great drumming at the start and jams through into “Gears,” which has a happier and majestic techno vibe to it.  “FM 1″ was a funky track off of their upcoming album.  “Torture” is an all around good song that was featured here a couple weeks ago in the Summer Camp Artist Series.  “Zipper Front” sadly ended early due to a power outage, but the band managed to pull it back into a drum solo to close the night.  Definitely a great set by the band, they’ve got me hooked.

Future Rock
May 24th, 2007
Summer Camp 2007
Camping Stage 9:30pm
Files via Archive.org
Taper: Matt Nicgorski

1) Crowd Noise
2) Da Funk
3) Pulsewidth
4) Airplane Traintracks %
5) Die Junge Ein
6) Gears
7) FM1
8) Torture
9) Broken Glass
10) Zipper Front*
11) Drum Solo / Crowd (After Power Failure)

% Pink Floyd sample for intro
* Power Failure