Jed Luckless
2021-11-17
Commune Utopia, SL

Source: SBD>WAV>FLAC
Transfered by: Jedtainment
Tracking by: Jedtainment

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Disc 1 			                                (62:47)
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01. Intro						(00:24)
02. Missing Us >					(15:06)
03. Doigter						(08:50)
04. Far Gone Blues					(04:44)
05. Someone To Give My Love To				(05:33)
06. Give It Up >					(14:12)
07. Hurtful Things					(05:15)
08. Some Notes On Lying					(08:43)
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Disc 2 			                                (80:47)
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01. On Hold >						(19:09)
02. Begging For Mercy					(05:30)
03. Go Away >						(14:41)
04. Worthless Emotion					(06:22)
05. Jed's Catalog					(00:48)
06. Look Away >						(13:23)
07. Where The Mountains Meet The Sea			(06:52)
08. Hi Mom						(00:33)
09. Sleeping Monkey					(13:29)

Notes:

It's night two on the beach at Commune Utopia in Secondlife as Jed Luckless and Moondance Parx deliver another show full of amazing music and incredible lights!

It seems like the energy from night one spills right over into night two as Jed opens with the energetic pop-rocker "Missing Us," and immediately goes deep with a wicked jam that winds its way into his French instrumental "Doigter." Jed tells us about the "Far Gone Blues" next, followed by a rare oldie called "Someone To Give My Love To," emblematic of the 80's-90's feel of this show overall, which continues into the next cut "Give It Up." The bouncy jam out of it is cut short due a slight technical glitch in the audio. The newer reggae-style commentary "Hurtful Things" comes next but it's followed by another 90's era song "Some Notes On Lying," which closes out the first frame.

The ninties vibe carries over into second set with the "On Hold" opener, which turns into a nice, floaty jam that comes down into the woeful "Begging For Mercy." Jed picks things back up with "Go Away" and one last intense improv jam featuring theramin under blazing guitars. It slides sneakily into yet another high school era tune "Worthless Emotion." Jed stays in the past for another one with a nice long version of the GuRGLe song "Look Away," then launches into the future with his 2010 cut "Where The Mountains Meet The Sea." After a brief thank you to his Mom, Jed ends the night sweetly with Phish's "Sleeping Monkey."

This is a fantastic show with great energy featuring a bevy of Jed tunes from the eighties and nineties, along with several excellent jams. Phish phans will wanna listen all the way through to the encore. Enjoy!