I'm a new guy logging on. I saw Roger being interviewed on Reuters and got the itch. I could totally relate to every thing he said about Wall Street and the IB business, high velocity trading, wireless technology, the Web, and much of the rest. I remember speaking to him while he was at Silvercreek over 15 years ago. Anyway, his gig with Moonalice is amazing and I just wanted to say thanks to him and the band for making it happen.

According to Moonalice Legend, "Chief Hard Skar Moonalice" is short for "Skaroonen", meaning hemp gatherer in
the Tuscarora Tribal Nation of the Carolinas.
By the early 1700's they were killed off or enslaved by British soldiers during the Tuscarora War.
Most of the Tuscarora survivors moved to Upstate New York.
Today, there are still a few Skaroonen living in the Carolina's.

Hello Moonalice,
I moved to portland in 09 and have seen you all several times at the Aladdin and other bars in Portland. I love the music, I love the vibe, I love the crowd. You all just kill it and im stoked to be watching another show. IF I am able to help out the band in any way posting fryers, etc, ect, please give me a email at benadams25@hotmail.com or you can call my cell at 503-432-6697. Thank you and keep on making our good people smile.
Ben Adams

Love the poster Darrin.
I will see you tonight.
Bringing all my musician friend to check out the local and nomadic tribal gathering.

I just found out about you tonight and see you could not get Furthur north then Oregon. Well I see some fall dates again in Oregon. Please add Seattle to your tour then. Thank You.

A question on website nomenclature:
Does viewing a show (i.e. couch touring) constitute "attending"? Inquisitive minds are pondering this, and as we all know MA fans are not so accustom to stepping outside of the rules...

WOW! When anybody, almost, tries to articulate a "good time", well, it can become pretty funny. However, I want to tell you, in my humble opinion, the Brooklyn Bowl dance/concert along with the poster show AND poster artists was, indeed, a high point of my life. And, yes, I saw the Grateful Dead 346 times, and, yes, I DO know how to get high and have a good time, and, yes, I have hippy credentials up the yin/yang (and 3 masters Degrees). It was so much fun that my stomach hurt from laughing and I had to wipe the gums off of my teeth from smiling so much.

Great Gig, went with 10 friends and had a marvelous evening. If you havent seen it live, you havent seen it

the show last night was sick!!!!!!!!!!!! professer lou shouldve opened for moonalice ,holy shit

So there's 2 things going on here; "satellite broadcasting" (whatever that is) and "HTML5" which is pretty straightforward….