Umphrey's McGee • Music • Umphrey's McGee Hall of Fame Vinyl (Double LP)

Hall of Fame: Class of 2011 Vinyl Side A: Red Tape (05.27 Chillicothe, IL) 20:27 Side B: In the Puppet Kitchen (10.29 Atlanta, GA) 14:52 Side C: Soaring Uplifting Jam (04.02 Chicago, IL) 7:46 > Come As Your Kids (10.29 Atlanta, GA) 10:20 Side D: The Haunt (11.05 Milwaukee, WI) 14:49, Santa Oddity (12.10 Chicago, IL) 4:35 *vinyl only* Double Split Color Vinyl + MP3 Download of the Entire HOF Album (2.5 hours)

Side A Made to Measure 3:12 Preamble 0:36 Mantis 11:49 Cemetery Walk 7:30 Cemetery Walk II 2:19 Side B Turn & Run 7:25 Spires 7:41 Prophecy Now 2:47 Red Tape 5:43 1348 4:49 Total Running Time: 54:04

Death By Stereo vinyl double LP includes three bonus tracks on side D, and comes with an mp3 download of the album. "'Death By Stereo' is a lethal musical gumbo stewed by the band's seemingly telepathic six members. The album finds the "fluid and majestic" (Washington Post Express) sextet's feet firmly entrenched in hard-hitting rock while still exploring radical new territories: 'Sticky Fingers'-era Rolling Stones romp on "Wellwishers," Black Keys-style blues on "Domino Theory," and horns-infused 70s funk on "Booth Love." "Conduit" delivers the type of dual-guitar fireworks that Umphrey's has become known for and "Miami Virtue" is an upbeat, kaleidoscopic blend of Phoenix and Pink Floyd." Side A Miami Virtue Domino Theory Search 4 Booth Love Side B The Floor Wellwishers Dim Sun Deeper Side C Conduit Hajimemashite Side D Keeper We Believe Go To Hell

This four DVD set was recorded live at The Pageant in St. Louis as the clock expired on 2011. Three nights and seven sets of classic Umphrey’s McGee are now available for your viewing pleasure. Clocking in at almost nine and a half hours of music (gulp), these performances are raw, live and awesome. Live From The Pageant also contains unreleased bonus material from the Death By Stereo live in-studio webcast. Both the video and audio were captured in real time, as it happened – no remixing, editing, 5.1 mixes or other blemish-reducing measures. What you saw is what you get. Settle in and get after it.

Recorded live at Summer Camp Music Festival in May of 2011, these performances are raw, live and awesome. With the debut of 5 new original songs & a cache of classics, these 2 nights are the stuff of lore. The first DVD the band has released since 2007 is stuffed full. This package contains 2 dual layer DVDS, each containing a full two set show totaling over 5 hours of music plus bonus footage. Both the video and the audio were captured in real time as it happened - no remixing, editing, 5.1 mixes or other blemish reducing measures. What you saw is what you get. See "Details" tab below for complete setlists.

Watch every moment of the Colorado run in crystal-clear quality with this bundle, which includes the Blu-Ray versions of Live at Red Rocks and Live at Boulder Theater 2012!

Pint glass with Umphrey's McGee Musical Band screen print. Please use the dropdown menu to select either a single glass or a pair of glasses (for a special price!)

Featuring stunning live photography from Chad Smith, Brian Spady and Jake Plimack, the 2013 UM calendar showcases some of our favorite shots from 2012, as well as a behind-the-scenes look at the band. All announced (and one or two unannounced) 2013 tour dates included, as well as band and crew birthdays and holidays! Design by Franklin.

Beautiful black paper, glossy prints by Jeff Wood from our March 12th and 13th shows at The Fillmore. Wood continues his Asian-themed prints from previous San Francisco plays in 2005 and 2008. Measures 15" x 22".

Death By Stereo vinyl double LP includes three bonus tracks on side D, and comes with an MP3 download of the album. "'Death By Stereo' is a lethal musical gumbo stewed by the band's seemingly telepathic six members. The album finds the “fluid and majestic” (Washington Post Express) sextet’s feet firmly entrenched in hard-hitting rock while still exploring radical new territories: 'Sticky Fingers'-era Rolling Stones romp on "Wellwishers," Black Keys-style blues on "Domino Theory," and horns-infused 70s funk on "Booth Love." "Conduit" delivers the type of dual-guitar fireworks that Umphrey's has become known for and “Miami Virtue” is an upbeat, kaleidoscopic blend of Phoenix and Pink Floyd."