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January 20th, 2006

Colin Meloy

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Originally uploaded by maju6406.

on Friday, January 20, 2006 at the Great American Music Hall!
First show of 2006! Great way to start the year.
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December 18th, 2005

Rogue Wave

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Originally uploaded by greeeenwithenv.

The last show of the year. It was a pretty good show to end the year with. It was also to end the year at the same venue I started the year with (full circle, ooh ahh). I didn’t have my camera, but my friend Fan took a few pictures. I thought the show actually worked better with ear plugs. It allowed me to hear Zach’s voice much better

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July 17th, 2005

Sufjan Stevens

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Originally uploaded by maju6406.

at Great American Music Hall on July 17, 2005.

Here are more pics:

Videos

The Cheers!

Peoria Cheer

After the Peoria Cheer

Great Great Songs…

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January 27th, 2005

Tsunami Benefit Show

Ben Gibbard

Originally uploaded by maju6406.

This was a great benefit featuring Erich Bachman, Johnathan Richman, Mark Kozelek, and Ben Gibbard.

Here are some more pics…

Here are some videos from the show. Sorry about the shaky camera work

A clip of Mark Kozelek doing a very mellow cover of Tiny Cities Made Of Ashes by Modest Mouse

Here’s a clip of Mark doing a duet. Don’t know the song.

Ben performing Postal Service’s “Brand New Colony”.

Ben performing Death Cab for Cutie’s “Title And Registration”.

Ben performing Postal Service’s “Recycled Air”.

Ben singing Happy Birthday to Stephanie, a girl in the audience.

After singing Happy Birthday, he dedicated “405″ to her.

Ben doing a cover of The Monkee’s “Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)”.

Ben ends the set by doing a cover of Iron & Wine’s cover of “Such Great Heights”, a Postal Service song.

Now that’s Post-Modern!