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Someone had to get the body cam footage, so I filed the public records request.

Here it is.

The cop steps onto the stage to shut down the show, Rick gives him the “one more minute” finger, and the band finishes it out.

Also, genuine appreciation to Boulder PD. Everyone I dealt with was professional, responsive and helpful throughout the entire process.

Footage obtained directly from Boulder PD and posted unmonetized.

Any chance we can finally get the soundboards from the Goose Greek and Frost posted to Nugs? Two of the strongest shows of tour and still not posted.

Frost is on bandcamp so why can’t we get on Nugs?

**Greek:** Rockdale, Good2B > Arrow, and then a second set of Hungersite, Creatures > Red Bird > Empress, plus State of the Art and a ShamaLamma encore.

**Frost:** 20 minute SOS, Hot Love > Savenger > Hot Love, Hot Tea, and then that monster second set. Most importantly, the **nearly 30 minute Madhuvan**, which has to be in the conversation as a Jam of the Year candidate, followed by Myst > Jed Stone > Sinnerman.

Would really love to have both of these shows available to properly revisit. Who else is waiting for them?

**EDIT:** I’m a Nugs subscriber and depend on Nugs as my primary source for Goose shows, especially because I organize shows and favorite jams into playlists for easier listening. That’s a big part of why I pay for the service.

I’m fully aware there’s great sounding audio available on Relisten and Bandcamp. But given that access to most Goose soundboards is included with a Nugs subscription, I’ve built my Goose listening around Nugs. When individual shows like Greek and Frost are missing, I can’t add those performances to the playlists where I keep the rest of the tour.

So this isn’t really about whether the music is available somewhere else. It’s about having the Greek and Frost shows available alongside the rest of Goose’s catalog on Nugs.

**TL;DR:** I know Greek and Frost are available elsewhere, but I pay for Nugs specifically to have Goose’s shows in one place and organize my favorite jams into playlists. I’d really like these two missing shows, especially that JOTY candidate Frost Madhuvan, added to Nugs.

Tonight is one of those nights.

Panic is playing Channel 24, their smallest headlining venue in 15+ years.

You don’t get many chances to see this band in a room this intimate.

What are they busting out?

See y’all there. 🤘

Edit: Wow! This venue is incredible. Super modern and perfect sight lines. We’re in for a treat.

July 18 | Oakland, CA | 8:12 PT
Happy Birthday JoJo!
Set 1
Ride Me High, Driving Song > I’m Not Alone > Driving Song, Junior, Can’t Get High, Good People > Dark Bar > Good People, You Should Be Glad, Mr Soul (68 mins)
Set 2
Holden Oversoul, Proving Ground, The Last Straw, Dyin’ Man, Aunt Avis, Impossible > Drums > Drums & Bass > Honky Red, Ain’t Life Grand, Love Tractor (84 mins)
Encore
And It Stoned Me, Bowlegged Woman (13 mins)
Notes
Without Jimmy; Entire show with Nick Johnson on guitar

First off, Stuart Bogie is a phenomenal musician, and I thought there were moments at MSG where he added a lot to the show, for example his improv during the transition from Wysteria to Burn the Witch.

That said, after comparing MSG N1 and N2 to Sunday’s SummerStage show in Central Park, I came away appreciating Goose’s core four piece format even more. The SummerStage jams felt more open, with more room for the interplay between Rick, Peter, Trevor, and Cotter to develop organically.

This isn’t a criticism of Stuart at all. He’s an incredible player and brought some great textures to MSG. But if I’m choosing, the Central Park show reinforced that I personally prefer Goose as a four piece.

Peter leads a moment of silence for Paul

“So, just want to take a moment to address some of the tragic events that happened at last night’s show and extend our deepest condolences to Paul, his family, his friends, and everybody who is affected by what happened.

Just want to take a moment of silence for him.

<silence>

Thank you guys. You know, in moments like this, you realize life is so fragile and we’re so lucky to have an incredible community here around us.

Everybody, if you’re struggling with something, please don’t be afraid to reach out to somebody in your life or send us a message, you know, please.

We got to help each other out. That’s why we’re here. People are meant to talk and be with people.

So, thank you everybody for coming tonight. And yeah, we really appreciate you guys so much. We love you.

Thank you.”