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My Morning Jacket, touring behind It Still Moves, took the stage at Bonnaroo on a scorching hot day in the summer of '04. Ominous dark clouds rolled in early in the performance. "I'll never forget it," reflected Jim James "We're playing & the sky just rips open & rain starts pouring down. People are losing their minds... Everybody is petrified that we're going to get electrocuted, but it was such a transcendent moment that we just didn't care." It would become one of the festivals most iconic sets.

My Morning Jacket, touring behind It Still Moves, took the stage at Bonnaroo on a scorching hot day in the summer of '04. Ominous dark clouds rolled in early in the performance. "I'll never forget it," reflected Jim James "We're playing & the sky just rips open & rain starts pouring down. People are losing their minds... Everybody is petrified that we're going to get electrocuted, but it was such a transcendent moment that we just didn't care." It would become one of the festivals most iconic sets.
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Format: Vinyl
Label: ATO Records
Rel. Date: 06/09/2023
UPC: 880882470913

MMJ Live Vol. 3: Bonnaroo 2004 [Coke Bottle Clear 2LP]
Artist: My Morning Jacket
Format: Vinyl
New: IN PRINT AND ONLINE ORDER-ABLE - , call or email $34.98
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DISC: 1

1. Mahgeetah
2. One Big Holiday
3. Golden
4. It Beats For You
5. Lowdown
6. The Way That He Sings
7. O Is The One That Is Real
8. Dancefloors
9. Phone Went West
10. Cobra
11. At Dawn
12. Steam Engine

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My Morning Jacket, touring behind It Still Moves, took the stage at Bonnaroo on a scorching hot day in the summer of '04. Ominous dark clouds rolled in early in the performance. "I'll never forget it," reflected Jim James "We're playing & the sky just rips open & rain starts pouring down. People are losing their minds... Everybody is petrified that we're going to get electrocuted, but it was such a transcendent moment that we just didn't care." It would become one of the festivals most iconic sets.

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