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Listening to this one while at work today and this one's a doozy ---- not sure if I ever heard before. (esp. as you mentioned - that Laminated Cat)

During my broadcast (in Chicago) they had a nice little interview with David Lemieux during a break in the movie. I happen to turn it on for about 10 minutes or so.

Dead Ahead. Nice extras in the re-release DVD.

Listening to 6/4/78 ---- I am assuming it's Mickey on the motorcycle going into NFA --- typically Donna doesn't bother me, but she is a bit much during the NFA, even for me --- though the "all over the place levels" on the source doesn't help, though I guess it's hard to temper a women wailing into a microphone. Great, energetic show. https://archive.org/details/gd1978-06-04.sbd.cantor.miller.94407.sbeok.flac16

Are captured audio webcasts typically lossy?

Are webcast's not allowed on etree or other torrent sights?

What back album cover was Love on? My sister- in-law is a big Petty fan - her and my brother see him quite a bit, but I never gotten around to going with them (though I am fan) --- wish I would have saw him back in the 90s, prior to the rise in his ticket prices. They will be seeing him again this summer in Chicago.

Below is an old link to 'Bennett's Best Shows'. I assume many of the ones mentioned in the below link are at Owl and Bear or So Out of Tune. http://viachicago.org/topic/40180-bennetts-best-shows/?p=1336368&do=findComment&comment=1336368

Though I only went through the set once, I am a bigger fan of the Deceiver box set, which consists of 73-74 shows (which is without Lake) then the Court record, which has Lake.

I hardly ever listen to King Crimson ---- I can never get past the vocals --- but over the last few days I have been listening to Court and the Great Deceiver box set. The music is great --- the vocals/lyrics not so much.

All this time I always assumed the Peach Festival was in Georgia. Does any member of the band still live in Georgia?

From the just the little bit of some the new video's that I watched here at work -- they do look and sound great. I assumed the Dead signed off when they signed the contract for Bill Graham concerts they played --- that Graham owns the rights of the video ---- but I could be wrong.

I haven't been to the site in ages, but I believe it is a paid site now ---- It was nice when it was free --- they definitely have some good stuff. Lot's of ABB.

Ha! - I came here to post the above (crap - damn page break) ---- If Graham Archive's put it out - why would it be taken down? I would think they own the rights, so they can do what they want.

So how was the Phil show --- only heard bits on the the ustream, before Nels joined the band.

Agree - I saw Kimock with his solo band about 12-13 years ago and it was pretty boring. I thought he sounded great with the last Ratdog show I saw, though --- definitely does not do any 'ripping' solos, but that's fine by me. Really enjoy the two bass attack (once I found Rob W. in the mix) I am bit disappointed the Rich is playing a far northwest suburb of Chicago, when he passes through the area, and not it the city, proper.

This most recent incarnation of Ratdog played well this past tour --- they actually had a little punch.

I agree with the above, not sure why people have to give them grief --- if you don't like it or care for them, just don't go to the shows (like I don't). I think those words should be attributed to Rob Barraco --- I don't think Eaton was part of the interview - though in typical Jamband writing style, it's hard to figure out -- but Rob talks about playing with Phil. Must be a bit tough to have three dudes in one band name Rob.....

I used to get them with the two corn tortillas, but at times they didn't hold up too well - they hold up much better with the flour on the bottom.

You Texans don't even put beans in chili - how can we take you seriously? Seriously! Of course I am the weirdo who eats a guacamole taco pretty much 3 - 4 times a week for lunch - one flour shell on the outside, a corn shell in the inside, with freshly made guacamole, lettuce, cilantro, sprinkle of cheese, tomato, fresh pico de gallo, carrots - that were soaked with jalapenos, onions and garlic - and sometimes a squeeze of lime.

I thought it was ok (Rich's) - probably will get it --- I don't think it sounds much different then his last solo effort. Still need to pick up CRB's latest.

Thanks on the info.

I would think from a finance perspective, Page would have the most to gain, so it would make sense for him to go out an shill the sets.

I am guessing Fallon doesn't keep his studio as cold as Letterman -- the sets look good.

Bought and made an excellent ham for our first Easter feast that my wife and I hosted at Paulina's one year. I think we used Alton Brown's Bourbon Gingersnap Crusted Ham recipe. Heading down to Southern IL to visit in-laws -- something different...