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Dig the microphone.

Thanks for posting - that voodoonola YouTube site is a great resource - the amount of video is pretty incredible.

Flaked out on getting tickets for his next week Chicago show and it's sold out. Will be in the St. Louis area this weekend, so, if all goes well, I will catch him there this Saturday.

I do not listen to Phil Lesh and Friends' shows very often. Listening to the 2/12/2005 show today - fun show. https://archive.org/details/2005-02-12.paf.nak300.robr.28166.flacf

Grand Prix is my favorite, too. Bought Bandwagonesque when it was released - didn't like it (then) and never paid any attention to them until they released Man-Made, which I picked up because it was produced by John McEntire - bought the rest of their catalog shortly afterwards. I enjoy Bandwagonesque now - but it is still probably my least favorite of theirs. Did see them live a few years back at Lincoln Hall in Chicago - great, fun show.

Glad you finally got it - looks nice.

I just picked this up Sunday from the library, myself -- the Olympics have been delaying my viewing. Need to watch the 60 Minute segment.

Best wishes and thoughts to Sue and the Tweedy clan.

I listened to Dave Pick's 9 over the weekend, enjoy the version Dark Star quite a bit. The segue into China Doll was great as advertised.

I am pretty sure he was wearing one at Newport, 2002.

I enjoy the short 68/early 69 versions (shorter and more to the point) more than most longer versions.

I turned it off to watch Downton Abbey. Kudos to the Seahawks and Pete Carroll who got his team prepared. Also never really watched that New Girl show - funny show, thought Prince was funny, too.

If you don't mind downloads - they are all available (flac) at http://www.livedownloads.com/live-music/3,461/Grateful-Dead-mp3-flac-downloads.html #8 is a great one - #4, too.

This is why I haven't placed a wager (excluding on horses, once in a while) in 20 or so years. Terrible.

Though i always loved Weir's interpretation of the lyrics.

Okay - yes - that is dumb.

I don't have ESPN and haven't been paying too much attention, but the Manning story line is a good one, so I guess I can't blame them with running with it. Plus who would want to talk about Pete Carroll.

I can never can get all the way through Vision of Cody.

You should make them have Bob Dylan hand deliver it to you for your troubles. (I would have bailed long ago)

SS is right.

That mono set does sound great - esp JWH. Never knew about the Beatles thing.

Agree. Checked the lyrics of Desolation Row and the lyric reads as: (not sure why I am pointing it out, but there it is.) Yes, I received your letter yesterday (About the time the doorknob broke) Read more: http://www.bobdylan.com/us/songs/desolation-row#ixzz2rpzUBB4G

The Toboggan run looks like it will be fun.

I enjoy Vol. 10 quite a bit. Don't think you will be disappointed - esp. if like that era of Dylan. That Esquire was a great read.

I only recently learned that Clayton miscarried very shortly after the Gimme Shelter session -- I think i learned it from that Fresh Air episode. Great/Sad back story leading up the studio performance and its aftermath.