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http://www.stampedemovement.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hEwdqDBjgA
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Music lovers this summer should be prepared to encounter drug checkpoints and undercover cops working inside the festival grounds.

With Memorial Day now just a memory, the summer music festival season is on—and with it, special stuff law enforcement aimed at festival goers in what could be called a form of cultural profiling. If years past are any indicator, music lovers should be prepared to encounter everything from announced “Drug Checkpoints” that aren’t—they are instead traps to lure the freaked out—to real, unconstitutional, highway stuff checkpoints masquerading as “safety checks” (complete with stuff dogs) to undercover cops working inside the festival grounds themselves.

Nationally known festivals like Bonnaroo in Tennessee and Wakarusa in Kansas, as well as countless lesser festivals, especially in rural areas, have drawn special law enforcement efforts in the past. With this year unlikely to be any different, festival goers will need to know their rights and how to exercise them when they encounter the cops.

The police enforcement actions are already getting underway. Last weekend, the 2008 Summer Camp Festival in Chillicothe, Illinois, drew some 13,000 fans to hear a diverse line-up of bands including the Flaming Lips, George Clinton & Parliament/Funkadelic, Blind Melon, the Roots, and the New Pornographers. It also drew city and state police, who claimed 20 stuff arrests—for marijuana, ecstasy, and LSD—between them in and around the festival.

Meanwhile, down in northeast Georgia, some other law enforcement agencies had also gotten together to plan an attack. This one wasn’t aimed directly at concert-goers, but at the highway-traveling public in general. In what the Northeast Georgian described as “one of the county’s largest highway interdiction and safety checks in at least five years,” personnel from the Habersham County Sheriff’s Office, Northeast Georgia stuff Task Force, Georgia National Guard Counter stuff Task Force, Georgia State Patrol, Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Georgia Department of Public Safety Motor Carrier Compliance Unit, Lee Arrendale State Prison, Phillips State Prison and Cornelia Police Department participated in a 24-hour checkpoint on a local highway.

Police did write some tickets for traffic offenses, Fincher told WNEG-TV 32 News. “We got a lot of people with no insurance, no driver’s license or suspended license,” he said. And some stuff smokers: “The majority of our cases were marijuana cases; however, we did get several methamphetamine and we got one case of cocaine,” Fincher explained.

But Fincher was open about his constitutionally-suspect highway checkpoint. “We are trying to do everything we can to prevent stuff activity in Habersham County, whether it’s just passing through or stopping here,” he said, noting that stuff arrests in the county were on the rise. “That just means we’ve taken a real aggressive approach to stuff enforcement.”

“In the wake of the Indianapolis case, law enforcement has tried to figure out ways to still conduct stuff checkpoints that comport with that ruling,” said Adam Wolf of the ACLU stuff Law Reform Project. “Intent is the name of the game. If the intent is to conduct a checkpoint basically for law enforcement purposes, that’s not okay. If it’s for public safety purposes, such as sobriety checkpoints, that is okay.”

A constitutional challenge to any given checkpoint would turn on intent, said Wolf. “If it turns out the intent was primarily to be a stuff checkpoint, that would be an unreasonable search and not comply with the Constitution,” he said. “That kind of checkpoint should be shut down, but it would take someone to challenge it.”

Noting Sheriff Fincher’s report of cash and goods seized, Wolf suggested the purpose of the checkpoints could really be about something other than law enforcement or public safety. “So often these things are being done to fund law enforcement agencies. Asset forfeiture is really a cash cow,” he said.

Whether the checkpoints or other special law enforcement tactics are to raise money, wage the stuff war, or indeed for “public safety,” experts consulted by the Chronicle sang a remarkably similar song: Be prepared, don’t be stupid, and don’t give away your rights.

“The most efficient way to get arrested for marijuana possession short of blowing stuff smoke in an officer’s face is to smoke marijuana while driving or parked in your car, especially on the way to a festival,” said Steven Silverman of the civil liberties group Flex Your Rights, which has released a video instructing people how to flex theirs. “You have a minimal expectation of privacy, and it reeks. Officers can smell it, and if they can smell it, that’s probable cause to search you.”

“If you are pulled over by police for any reason, the officers are very likely to ask you to consent to a search,” said Silverman. “Don’t do it. Never, ever consent under any circumstances. It might be couched in terms of a command, but it is a request. If you consent, you are waiving your Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable search and seizure. They won’t ‘go easier’ on you; anything they find, they will confiscate, and arrest you and put you in jail. Don’t do their job for them.”

“Just say no to warrant less searches,”

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/02/01/matt-damon-sings-dances-_n_84456.html

The Word
08/11/01
Grassroots Festival, Oregon Ridge Park - Cockeysville, MD
Source: SBD > D3 > D8 > Waveterminal 2496 >
Soundforge 4.5 (fades only) > SHN

1. Introduction
2. Joyful Sounds
3. Call Him By His Name
4. Keep Your Lamp Trimmed And Burning
5. I’ll Fly Away
6. Waiting on My Wings > washboard jam
7. I Shall Not Be Moved
8. Voodoo Chile >
9. Without God
http://www.sendspace.com/file/l5g37g
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Pink Floyd - We Meet Again - 11 16 74.rar - 3 source matrix

260. Pink Floyd - [11-16-74 - Empire Pool, Wembley, London GBR ] Speak To Me
261. Pink Floyd - [11-16-74 - Empire Pool, Wembley, London GBR ] Breathe
262. Pink Floyd - [11-16-74 - Empire Pool, Wembley, London GBR ] On The Run
263. Pink Floyd - [11-16-74 - Empire Pool, Wembley, London GBR ] Time
264. Pink Floyd - [11-16-74 - Empire Pool, Wembley, London GBR ] Great Gig In The Sky
265. Pink Floyd - [11-16-74 - Empire Pool, Wembley, London GBR ] Money
266. Pink Floyd - [11-16-74 - Empire Pool, Wembley, London GBR ] Us and Them
267. Pink Floyd - [11-16-74 - Empire Pool, Wembley, London GBR ] Any Colour You Like
268. Pink Floyd - [11-16-74 - Empire Pool, Wembley, London GBR ] Brain Damage
269. Pink Floyd - [11-16-74 - Empire Pool, Wembley, London GBR ] Eclipse
270. Pink Floyd - [11-16-74 - Empire Pool, Wembley, London GBR ] E: Echoes
http://www.sendspace.com/file/1pvj7m
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WARREN HAYNES - 2008-01-05 - BROADWAY THEATER, JAMCRUISE VI (SOUNDBOARD)

Disc 1:
1. Indian Sunset
2. Million Miles From Yesterday
3. Fallen Down
4. Listen To The Lions
5. Forevermore
6. Glory Road
7. Everyday Will Be Like A Holiday
8. I’ll Be The One

Disc 2:
1. In My Life
2. Patchwork Quilt*
3. I Shall Be Released *
4. Endless Parade#
5. Sad and Deep As You#
6. Hallelujah
7. It Hurts Me Too%
8. Ain’t No Sunshine%
9. Wild Horses@
10. Stella Blue+

*with Rob Barracco
#with Karl Denson
%with Ivan Neville
@withIvan Neville, Grace Potter & Steve Kimock
+with Steve Kimock
http://www.sendspace.com/file/66p3xj
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PORTER, BATISTE & STOLTZ - 2007-12-29 - BLENDER THEATRE AT GRAMERCY, NEW
YORK, NY (SOUNDBOARD)

Guests included Warren Haynes, Danny Louis, Andy Hess, Karl
Denson, John Gros & Eric
Krasno

SET I:
DISC I:
01. Grits and Hurricanes
02. All We Wanna Do
03. All I Do Everday
04. Norma’s House
05. Us & Them
06. Name Up In Lights
07. Storm is Brewin’
08. Russell Kicks It (Russell Solo)
09. Bring The Flood

SET II:
DISC II:
1. Meet Me in the Morning w/ Warren Haynes & Danny Louis
2. Honky Tonk Women w/ Warren Haynes & Danny Louis
3. That’s What Love Will Make You Do w/ WH, DL, Andy Hess, Karl Denson,
George Porter on Drums
4. Cissy Got the Blues w/ George Porter Jr on Guitar, Warren Haynes on
Drums, Karl Denson, Danny Louis
& Andy Hess
5. Fiyo Lamp w/ KD, John Gros, Eric Krasno, Pam Fleming, Buford O’Sullivan,
Jenny Hill)
6. Pass The Peas w/ KD, JG, PF, BO, JH
7. Iko Iko w/ KD, JG, PF, BO, JH
8. Not Fade Away w/ JG
9. Look-Ka-Py-Py w/ JG
10. OUW
11. Them Changes
http://www.sendspace.com/file/mxudwv
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THIEVERY CORPORATION - 2005-08-07 - VIENNA JAZZ FEST, VIENNA, AUSTRIA (SOUNDBOARD)
01. Omid (Hope)
02. Facing East
03. Lebanese Blonde
04. Shadows of Ourselves
05. So `Com
06. Sol Tapado
07. Liberation Front
08. 38.45
09. Meet The Band
10. Illumination
11. Revolution Solution
12. Wires and Watchtowers
13. Exilio
14. The Time We Lost Our Way
15. Marching the Hate Machines
http://www.sendspace.com/file/vxxi72
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VAN MORRISON - 2007-04-29 - MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK, NY (SOUNDBOARD)
SET:
01. Sweet Little Woman
02. Talk is Cheap
03. I’m Not Feeling it Anymore
04. Stranded
05. Have I Told You Lately
06. There Stands the Glass
07. Playhouse
08. Philosopher’s Stone
09. Don’t You Make Me High
10.I Can’t Stop Loving You
11.Moondance
12.Wild Night
13.Real Real Gone-You Send Me
14.Don’t Start Crying Now-Custard Pie
15.Precious Time
16.Got to Help Me (Sonny Boy Williamson) > Shake Your Money Maker

ENCORE:
17.Healing Has Begun
18. Gloria
19. Brown Eyed Girl
http://www.sendspace.com/file/5kw3wt
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THE METERS W/ THE J.B. HORNS - FUNKY GOOD TIME: LIVE @ THE MOONWALKER
DISC 1:
1. Intro
2. Funky Good Time
3. Pass the Peas
4. Jungle Man
5. Africa: Guitar Intro/Main Song
6. Let’s Get It On
7. Changing the Tape Jokes
8. People Say
9. Fiyo on the Bayou
10. Childen’s World

DISC 2:
1. Change Reform
2. Hey Pocky A-Way
3. Funky Miracle
4. Cissy Strut
5. Soul Island
6. Cold Sweat/Ride Your Pony
7. Be My Lady
8. Ham
9. Southwick
http://www.sendspace.com/file/xc57gu
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B.B. King, Boston, 04/09/78
http://www.sendspace.com/file/p3h217

Bruce Hornsby and Bela Fleck, Kalamazoo, Mich., 04/24/96
http://www.sendspace.com/file/f246rz

Muddy Waters and the Chicago Blues Band, Monthey, Switzerland, 11/04/76
http://www.sendspace.com/file/smh02f

Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy, Junior Wells and a little band I like to call the Rolling Stones, Chicago, 11/22/81
This is from Buddy Guy’s Chicago jazz club, the Checkerboard Lounge.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/3rzd3r

Neil Young, Austin City Limits, 09/25/84
http://www.sendspace.com/file/sgm60o