calvino
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It's always nice now-a-days to actually have something for this thread: Die Like a Dog Trio (Peter Brotzmann, William Parker, and Hamid Drake)
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Wouldn't mind hearing your thoughts--- I haven't gotten around to grab them yet - not sure if I want to buy yet another copy of each.
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It was okay -- Nels had a nice solo on the above Lovelight - but Franklin's kinda went nowhere --- thanks by the way - I didn't know anything about this show, until I saw you post about it --- only caught Sugaree on. It was kinda cool because I was able to find channel on my Roku device, so I was able to watch it on my TV, rather then the computer.
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Very well could have - he only played on the two song encore -- must have been pushing 12:30am by the time he hit Ratdog stage.
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This is the way I view the Grateful Dead legacy, also -- so many various eras that are completely different from each other ---- it all depends on my mood on any given day what I want to listen to. It's great that a band evolves over time and (hopefully) keeps you interested to listen to the current incarnation and have the options (via boots) to visit the past.
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Nels on now.
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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)
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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.
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Dead Ahead. Nice extras in the re-release DVD.
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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
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Are captured audio webcasts typically lossy?
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Are webcast's not allowed on etree or other torrent sights?
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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All this time I always assumed the Peach Festival was in Georgia. Does any member of the band still live in Georgia?
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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.
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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.
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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.
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So how was the Phil show --- only heard bits on the the ustream, before Nels joined the band.
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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.
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This most recent incarnation of Ratdog played well this past tour --- they actually had a little punch.
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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.....
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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.
