Feb 27 2000 @ Zephyr Salt Lake City, UT

"Perfect" and "dripping" were the two words that kept escaping our lips as we tried to verbalize what we were experiencing on the Nuttstalk 2000 stop in Salt Lake City. My part of the journey to SLC began Saturday night as I left my abode in Colorado Springs and headed up to Denver to meet up with fellow list member and Psychodelic Zombiez vocalist Mike "Po Po" Friesen. (Po will be helping to fil...

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Hey People- Jah Dave and I just got back from Salt Lake City. We drove out to see Nuttstock, and I must say, if it comes anywhere near you....you must go! Fishbone came out and played first, and it was incredible! They were playin with John Stewart, Spacey, and another Guitarist whom I didn't know. Plus John McKnight really fills that void left by Chris Dowd. I think in all the songs I remember were Shakey Ground Aids and Armageddon Freddys Dead Just Allow Where'd you get those pants Ugly Unyielding Conditioning The Goose Ma and Pa They played alot more, I just don't remember. I got the chance to ask Norwood about Nuttcase Scenario, though he said too much Red Tape was involved for us to get a copy. Anyway, then Vikki Calhoun Played. I have seen Vikki play a number of times in LA, and always knew she was a great vocalist, but her bands were always sub par. This time The Bone was backing her up, so it was pretty rad. She ended with a Rendition of "whole lot of love" that brought the house down! Then Laundry played, which is Tim Alexander's (formerly of Primus) new band. It was really good, and they did a great version of Floyd's "welcome to the machine". Then out comes Blowfly. If you haven't seen him you are really missing out. What a sick fuck. He is this 60 yr. old Dirty old Rapper. Then band was great though. It was Lonnie Marshall (Weapon..One nutt Stand) Norwood, Dirty Walt, John McKnight, John Stewart on Drums, and Jason Segler (Psychodelic Zombiez) on percussion. Lonnie Marshall did One Nutt Stand next...it was pretty much the same band exept John,Tim Alexander, and Jason Segler shared the Drumming duties. I am a huge fan of Lonnie Marshall, and it was great. But he was shrooming, so he kind of went off on a tangent. Fishbone came out and Blew the house down again, and then kinda morphed into Trulio Discracious. 6 hours of Totally kick ass music.One of the greatest shows that I have seen. Definitely worth the 8 hour drive. PO

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