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Do you ever run into camping areas that don't allow outside wood to be brought into the area?

A while back there was a discussion about the Dead downloads (Road Trips, inc.) that could be purchased over at dead.net and whether a .pdf of the liner notes come with the download - just read on the Hoffman board that liner notes do not come with the downloads (which kinda sucks). However below is a link to all the liner notes of Grateful Dead releases. http://www.gdreferencesite.com/albums.html

Yes. Nowadays - lawn is free - for the seating area you need to buy a ticket. I have not been to the Taste since they instituted tickets.

I wonder why the Stones ended up at The Muscle Shoals Sound Studio and not at the more established Fame Studios -- I imagine Sound Studio was cheaper than Fame and perhaps they did not want to deal with Hall. Perhaps they wanted to deal with the musicians that made those Fame records and not the producer or Fame was booked. I wish they would have asked Keith or Mick.

That's exactly what I was thinking as I was going down the list ---- do all festivals have a 'non-compete clause' in their contracts, like Lallapalooza (bands can't play a month or so before or after the respected festival in the city/area). This policy definitely hurts the Chicagoland clubs every summer.

I think it was Uecker who said the ball "roll over there like a napkin" (great line) http://m.mlb.com/video/v32182671/must-c-cover-maldonado-knocks-the-cover-off-the-ball

3rd it --- the 73 set is a good one. you will also get the below at least for the $100 - they also may be still shipping the Cincinnati Gardens, 12/4/73 bonus disc, which is pretty good, too.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/la-et-ms-rock-hall-fame-andrew-loog-oldham-boycott-20140407,0,683711.story

I guess I never realized that these events are in (what appears in the Kiss clip) large arenas, now --- now I know what Oldham was talking about.

Yes they do --- I am in my early 40's - but still prefer cds -- though I have been purchasing some HD downloads--- actually I bought the ABB Brothers and Sisters box set download version - it does sound good and it was much cheaper. I have never purchased a GD download, though.

I got Enlightened Rogues from my library system a month or so ago -- nothing special and I didn't bother to rip it.

They whole thing seems to be getting out of hand from a PR point. Up to the point where Duane was killed in the latest ABB book--- didn't really realize about the hard drug usage among the band when Duane was around, I thought that came on later. I don't remember the Skydog book discussing heroin usage, just cocaine. The book is a little over played --- 5 pages of how great Duane was -- a couple pages about road life - then 5 pages more of how Duane was great, etc..... The segment of a lot of them going to drug rehab was interesting --- it's good that caring and treatment for drug addicts ha

More press: http://www.davehoekstra.com/2014/04/10/new-light-on-the-muddy-waters-house/?fb_action_ids=10202468035034424&fb_action_types=og.likes Nice quip by Hoekstra (fuckin shame that he was another Sun-Times cut - great interesting writer)

I always enjoy listening to Ummagumma - even enjoy the furry animals tune. The entire live side is good, too - definitely have better boots from the era, though.

I am assuming Paul is leaving, too --- could be wrong about. I bet the Top Ten List will go, too. I remember there was some issues with bringing the Top Ten list from NBC to CBS when Dave made the switch, I think it was determined that Letterman "owned" the rights to the Top Ten List, not NBC, of course I could be wrong about that, too. Happy for Colbert --- good for the City of Chicago, too (He is a Northwestern grad and Second City alum.)

I read that to, they all to seem to be kinda dick heads --- actually in this article, Gene comes off as the least dickish.

Line up for the May 21 show: Glenn performs as part of Fred Lonberg-Holm's Lightbox Orchestra - All Drummers Version Hideout Chicago, IL. Not sure how they are all going to fit all the drum sets on the stage. Picture of what LouieB was describing.

Speaking of B-days, we had hot dog talk awhile ago and I wrote that we were having hot dog party for one my kid's b-day party - below was the menu - all were tried by at least one of the attendees with the exception of the Atlanta dog. (as far as I know, no one was sick the next day). We threw the bunch in a couple of Crock Pots on low , without any liquid - they turned out okay. My mom hates hot dogs, hence the polish was thrown in the mix. Anyway Happy B-day to all the kids, today.

My kid and I watched the Indiana Jones type one and Star Wars one this past weekend - entertaining (I did doze off, but I was sick, in my defense.) Check that - it was Batman, not Star Wars (hell it could have been a remake "Barbarella" for all I know.)

Really - damn hippies. Is Wilco not "jammy" enough for them. All the hippie/deadheads I know are all Wilco fans. I am not Facebook, but their page is public - it's nice to see Lambert sticking up for Wilco - he is always talking about Wilco on his and Gans' Tales radio show.

This should be interesting.

I heard it's being billed as a reunion and they will just be busting out the old "warhorses" .

My kid want's me to put a hummingbird feeder in our yard (he is a Wild Kratts fan) - I told him okay.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/la-et-ms-rock-hall-fame-andrew-loog-oldham-boycott-20140407,0,683711.story His main point, I guess, is that he can't do blow at his table if he wants, because the festivities are being filmed (unlike 20 years ago). I listen to his radio show sometimes, he does have some great stories.

or 10:30 central time, for that matter? (not me)