Got to thank BikerDude for introducing me to Gov't Mule.
Listening to Thorazine Shuffle:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-NP-LdLu3g (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-NP-LdLu3g) while cruising the board!
A Righteous band dude! 8)
great band
I call them "integrity in music;" no commercial bullshit, just great jams! Hope they stay around for a long time.
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I call them "integrity in music;" no commercial bullshit, just great jams! Hope they stay around for a long time.
Yes and Warren Haynes is a very righteous dude.
He does so much to support and promote music and music fests.
Around here he puts on the Mountain Jam fest.
One year I'd love to go to Island Exodus in Jamaica.
Truly paradise. I just gotta have the time and talk the Wife into it.
http://www.islandexodus.com/ (http://www.islandexodus.com/)
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We are proud to once again work with Gov't Mule and Hard Head Management to present Island Exodus IV. The experience of the event is unparalleled. You get to see and hear your favorite band up close and personal in one of the most unique venues in the Caribbean: Negril, Jamaica. Breezes Grand Negril is the flagship of the Breezes fleet of Super-Inclusive resorts and commands an impressive stretch of Negril's breathtaking beach.
During the daytime the unbelievable beach invites lovers of water sports to windsurf, scuba dive, sail a sunfish or simply do nothing at all! At night you'll watch Gov't Mule perform right on the beach, under the stars and moonlight. You will also be able to whet your appetite in one of the 6 classic restaurants offering French, Italian, Jamaican cuisine, continental menus, plus breakfast and luncheon buffets galore. From great live music and top shelf booze to all the meals, snacks, watersports, it will be a concert you'll never forget!
At Island Gigs, we live by the mentality, "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem!" In 1987, we brought our first travelers to Negril. Back then, it was a sleepy fishing village and it's never been the same since. Now one the hottest destinations in the Caribbean, the seven-mile beach offers laid back charm for people looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Uncover Negril's best kept secret, five miles of winding coral cliffs. Spend a free day cliff-diving, snorkeling and exploring underground caves at places like Rick's Cafe and The Rock House. Then, be ready for one of the most impressive sunsets you've experienced as you kick back with a Jamaican rum punch and watch the sky turn pink before it falls dark. The magic of Negril is that it still keeps its laid back charm after all these years.