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  • #11
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    Happy Birthday Mickey!
    Are you smilin? Leave it if you dare...
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    Happy birthday, brother Mickey!
    Mickey, All the best and many more to come. Your contribution has been, and is priceless. Your work as a musicologist alone should ensure your legendary status. I firmly believe that all great music connects us with the spirit of the cosmos and brother, you truly do drum "on the edge of magic"!
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    Forgot to add this back to everyone, this is what I am listening to at this minute http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-HbNHFrrMU Building your family one festival at a time. http://festivalfamily.com
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    Happy Birthday Brother.
    Happy Birthday Brother. Thank you for the energy that you offer to the world. Today we celebrate you! Building your family one festival at a time. http://festivalfamily.com
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    And a big Happy Birthday
    to Mickey, on the anniversary of one of the more life-changing shows in my life.
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    Rock the boat

    Right on Hart! Conservative conformism is death to an artist and creativity. Frankly, it is death to an evolving society. Play and write what you feel. Those that don't like it or take offense can split, change the channel, hit the off button, etc, etc.. Expand. Open. Stretch

    SPIN.com sat down with drummer Mickey Hart before the band's Long Island show. Hart, 65, told us about the reunion, why this President is different from the last, and how drumming might one day cure Alzheimer's.

    Interview here.

    (posted edited due to containing text of copyrighted interview. Please just post links. Thank you. ME the mod.)

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    So what exactly did Mickey do dpito? Was it during the show? Not having been there it is hard to understand what the problem is. Can you explain. Thanks.
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    Mickey's political commentary.
    I am a HUGE Mickey fan. With that said, I must call him out on the immoral things he's done with his pre-recorded tracks this tour. I believe that it is generally agreed that it is wrong to take a public figure's comments and splice them together in such a way as to make it appear that they were saying precisely the opposite of their true intent, which is exactly what Mr. Hart did on 4/26 in Worcester (you'd all be pissed if done to President Obama.). Mickey, If you read these boards, then I ask if you would appreciate someone doing the same to you. In addition, please understand that you have conservative fans as well, and most of us are decent human beings who want the best for our communities and country, and we do not appreciate being called arrogant racists. You do not know me, and I doubt you would even take a minute to try to understant my views. Please stop treating a not insignificant number of your fans like crap. Thank you.
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    Here's the link.
    http://www.mirage.com/attractions/volcano.aspx
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    The Volcano at the Mirage Hotel Casino
    Mickey Hart was on the local news this morning, KTVK 3 in Phoenix. He was standing in front of the new volcano at the Mirage in Las Vegas. Mickey and Zakir Hussien are in Vegas for the grand opening tonight. The reporter wasn't clear about Mickey's involvement in the sound production for the installation. Mickey talked about his and Zakir's shared interest in volcanoes and he described the project as one of the "Seven Sonic Wonders of the World". Also, he hinted at the possibility of the band doing a tour next year. "Once around the carousel". Sounds good to me.
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Submitted by attics26 on Thu, 08/16/2007 - 03:10

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Mickey added alot to the sound with his all world percussion but took away some of the ability to change direction mid jam that Billy on his own was the master of.
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Submitted by Peachy on Tue, 09/11/2007 - 19:35

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Mickeyl, Sad f-d up rainy depressing day but remembered 9/11 is your birthday (stolen I heard you sez)... well we are taking it back damn it...Have a GREAT ONE... I wish I could hear you play that thig with the wire you hand carried around at the Rocks.. Man I miss you guys... BP "if the Thunder don't get ya then the lightning will!"- The Wheel "Gonna find out something only dead men know" - Silvio Class of Red Rocks '79... Life without the Dead is not life...and so we carry on...
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Submitted by Marshun on Tue, 09/11/2007 - 20:53

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Thanks Mickey! Looking forward to many more incredible translations of the world's voice.
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Submitted by mary-sunshine on Tue, 09/11/2007 - 21:29

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peace through music Happy Birthday, Mickey!!! Hope your smiling :) and feeling alright.....to a 9/11 from a 4/11 great to be an 11 -yeah !
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Submitted by Halfsteppe on Wed, 09/12/2007 - 08:48

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A day late but who's "counting"...speaking of rhythm, I hope to hear some "fire on the rhythm,"the end of this month in Boulder. I wish you peace.Robb a.k.a. "Halfsteppe" Huff Grand Junction, CO
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Submitted by GRTUD on Wed, 10/10/2007 - 08:00

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Thanks for the awesome and sweet sounds last night, Mickey. I took my oldest son to the show and we had a grape time. Have you seen such atrocities, Mr. Hunt? I've seen the fork...
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Submitted by plateau on Thu, 01/03/2008 - 14:06

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Hey Y'all, Just wanted to let everyone know that the Global Drum Project is featured in the Jan./ Feb. '08 issue of Global Rhythm. It's a great read for anyone interested! Mickey & Hussain talk about the new album, drums (of coarse!), cultural and musical heritage, and much more! Global Rhythm offers a FREE digital version of magazine online: Check it out: http://globalrhythm.net/digitalmagazine/
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Submitted by marye on Fri, 02/01/2008 - 09:19

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http://www.rexfoundation.org/foodforthought/drumsforpeace.html Recently I got to work on a cool story for the Rex Foundation concerning a project Mickey had connected them with--a woman who's a drum circle leader who got invited to Iraq to teach people drumming as a peacemaking tool. Part of the story--a Mickey interview, which is available as both text and MP3. Check it out!
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Submitted by Salmon Will on Fri, 02/01/2008 - 13:00

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Hey- I'm all for it. God bless you and keep you in his protective hands Christine Stevens. We need a paradigm shift, and I can't think of a better way to do it! BTW- Whatever happened to The Rhythm Devils?? They rocked my world in the fall of '06, and never heard anything since. Amazing arrangement with Mickey, Billy, Mike Gordon, Steve Kimmock, etc. Just curious if anyone knows.
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Submitted by reedchris on Fri, 02/01/2008 - 13:47

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The last time I saw Mickey was at the Flynn in Burlington, Vt. He put on the absolute best show. Probably the best of his that I've ever been to. 5-6 years ago? Anybody there?
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Submitted by fusion on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 12:47

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I'm searching for a name of the band that MIckey played in with Merle Saunders, Jim Mc pherson and Bobby Vega in the 80's. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Submitted by unbrknchain on Mon, 12/08/2008 - 16:54

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Mickey Hart was on the local news this morning, KTVK 3 in Phoenix. He was standing in front of the new volcano at the Mirage in Las Vegas. Mickey and Zakir Hussien are in Vegas for the grand opening tonight. The reporter wasn't clear about Mickey's involvement in the sound production for the installation. Mickey talked about his and Zakir's shared interest in volcanoes and he described the project as one of the "Seven Sonic Wonders of the World". Also, he hinted at the possibility of the band doing a tour next year. "Once around the carousel". Sounds good to me.
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Submitted by dpito on Fri, 05/01/2009 - 23:46

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I am a HUGE Mickey fan. With that said, I must call him out on the immoral things he's done with his pre-recorded tracks this tour. I believe that it is generally agreed that it is wrong to take a public figure's comments and splice them together in such a way as to make it appear that they were saying precisely the opposite of their true intent, which is exactly what Mr. Hart did on 4/26 in Worcester (you'd all be pissed if done to President Obama.). Mickey, If you read these boards, then I ask if you would appreciate someone doing the same to you. In addition, please understand that you have conservative fans as well, and most of us are decent human beings who want the best for our communities and country, and we do not appreciate being called arrogant racists. You do not know me, and I doubt you would even take a minute to try to understant my views. Please stop treating a not insignificant number of your fans like crap. Thank you.
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Submitted by cosmicbadger on Sat, 05/02/2009 - 01:45

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So what exactly did Mickey do dpito? Was it during the show? Not having been there it is hard to understand what the problem is. Can you explain. Thanks.
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Submitted by Olompali on Sat, 05/02/2009 - 05:28

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Right on Hart! Conservative conformism is death to an artist and creativity. Frankly, it is death to an evolving society. Play and write what you feel. Those that don't like it or take offense can split, change the channel, hit the off button, etc, etc.. Expand. Open. Stretch

SPIN.com sat down with drummer Mickey Hart before the band's Long Island show. Hart, 65, told us about the reunion, why this President is different from the last, and how drumming might one day cure Alzheimer's.

Interview here.

(posted edited due to containing text of copyrighted interview. Please just post links. Thank you. ME the mod.)

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Submitted by marye on Fri, 09/11/2009 - 11:00

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to Mickey, on the anniversary of one of the more life-changing shows in my life.
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Submitted by tphokie1 on Fri, 09/11/2009 - 15:40

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Mickey, All the best and many more to come. Your contribution has been, and is priceless. Your work as a musicologist alone should ensure your legendary status. I firmly believe that all great music connects us with the spirit of the cosmos and brother, you truly do drum "on the edge of magic"!
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Submitted by caroroses on Fri, 09/11/2009 - 19:32

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For a Very Happy Birthday Mickey!
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Submitted by 4fryng on Sun, 09/11/2011 - 08:23

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Just wanted to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY MICKEY!! Hope your day is full of goofy shit!
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Submitted by marye on Sun, 09/11/2011 - 10:50

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happy birthday Mickey!
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Submitted by Sun King on Sun, 09/11/2011 - 18:35

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mickey... all the best, and have a very happy birthday...!
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Submitted by krs10 on Sun, 09/11/2011 - 20:20

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Hey Mickey, I was at your show in August at the Independent and the new band sounded great! I loved the lyrics and the variety of rhythms, though I always want to hear more of Sikiru. It felt good to soak in the vibrations from beneath your little beam. Thanks for making our first trip to San Fran a memorable one! HAPPY BIRTHDAY and many happy returns. Kirsten Addis Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
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Submitted by c_c on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 16:43

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came to my attention recently, not sure if this was up on this site before. love&peace.