Matt covered Life Ain’t So Shitty which is available on his website in the download section with a lot of other goodies like some Unified Theory and Led Zep covers.
Matt will be part on the tracklist for the Blind Melon Tribute album that will come out this year.

Watch Blind Melon performing John Lennon’s ‘Working Class Hero’ in Columbia, OH on September 18th, 1994. That night, the guys were opening for The Rolling Stones.

Again, thanks to Ryan and Stef for the DVD.  

The show that was available for download on iTunes is going to be released as a CD on April 4, 2006.
It was recorded live at the Palace in LA on October 11, 1995. The setlist indicated on iTunes is actually wrong and so is the one indicated on amazon.com. It should be the following one:

 1. Galaxie
2. Toes Across The Floor
3. Tones Of Home
4. Soup
5. Soak The Sin
6. Change
7. No Rain
8. Wilt
9. Vernie
10. Walk
11. Skinned
12. Time

Thanks to Marika for the tip 

I am probably the last one to notice that Blind Melon is on the free encyclopedia project Wikipedia. Each of you can edit articles. Wikipedia is available in many langagues such as spanish, german, french, portugese and italian. So, it’s up to us to turn the world into a huge melon thing!

Dear Friends of The Tender Trio,
It is with great regret and sadness that we announce the split of the band. After 3 years of playing together, other obligations and concerns have made it necessary for us to part ways. We remain the best of friends, and will leave the doors open for other music together if the stars are in line. The band would like to thank all those who have attended our shows and sent us communications from points unknown…we truly enjoyed playing for you. Weep not for us fellow travelers, for we have learned many things along the way such as: you cannot hammer square pegs into round holes, you cannot cross the Canadian border without proper documentation, you cannot park a van with your eyes closed, and you cannot fill a hollow leg without injuring yourself. Perhaps in another dimension we would’ve had more success and toured the world, but we’ll always have Japan. We’re still big in Japan, you know…… The Tender Trio