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Although officially billed as a private party, in what was
something of an open secret, the String Cheese Incident returned to the
stage last night in the group's home stage of Colorado. Denver's Ogden
Theater hosted what the band described as a "Soundcheck" but included
two full sets of music along with two encores. Fans stood outside the
Odgen for much of the afternoon with fingers in the air, hoping to
secure entrance to the former vaudeville house which typically seats
just over 1000.
As for the performance, SCI opened with "Lonesome Fiddle Blues" and
then delivered a first set that focused on some of the band's older
material, moving from "Lost" into "Rhum 'n' Zouc," followed by "Just
One Story," "Panama Red," "Whiskey for Breakfast" and a segued run that
began with "Jellyfish," led into "Birdland," continued into "Johnny
Cash" and then back into "Birdland." The second set had a bit more of a
latter-era feel, consisting of "Rivertrance," "Piece of Mine," "MLT,"
"Sometimes a River," "Barstool," "Black & White," "Land's End" and
"Search." The band then returned for an "It Is What It Is" encore
before being coaxed out again for "I Know You Rider."
The String Cheese Incident is slated to perform two sets at Rothbury, next Friday, July 3rd.
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