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It's the simple things -- live version of War on War.

Use to get three weeks, before the housing market tanked (I'm in the trades) - small family business - working our way back up, though. The sucky thing is my wife gets 4 weeks - the last two years, she used her vacation time doing side jobs in her field- which pay great - but we miss our trips over yonder, oh well. As long I get a pay check and treated fairly, I never cared what my bosses did or made (as long as they were straight up and honest with me and the rest of the employees).

Personal days! - I'd put up with all your bosses qualities if I got personal days, sick days, or vacation days. My boss is okay.

Thanks for the reviews all - I have been playing the reissue a lot, really enjoying it. Speaking of Tim, I saw him at Lincoln Hall Saturday morning - wanted to ask him if was still working in DC, but didn't get the chance.

We are having that this year, too. A veggie and a meat one. First time having everyone over for Christmas Eve (finally have the space).

Thanks for this - I will try this when I get home.

Just checked out the VU DVD reunion from the library --- I always heard pretty negative things about this release, so I never bother to listen or watch it --- it's enjoyable, though. Flat, a bit, yes - but it's kinda cool to see them all on stage together. I think Sterling plays pretty good, too - sad he would be dead a couple of years later. Cale does seem the most detached.

Wasn't she in the latest Star Wars movies?

How was the Hideout show, Lou?

John played solo - two tunes: Guthrie's "Ease My Revolutionary Mind" and 'It's Just That Simple" - Both played nicely. I thought "Revolutionary Mind" was an interesting choice since the audience consisted of mostly 2-8 year old's. After playing he came out into the audience and hung out with (I'm assuming) his wife and daughter, before heading back up to the stage for the "This Land is Your Land" - he brought his daughter up on stage with him. Each performer sang a verse and John sang my favorite line of the tune: "As I went walking I saw a sign there And on the sign it said "No Trespassing.

Well there you go - thanks for that.

I always skip over or turn off the studio version of War on War - but enjoy the live version. Not sure if they do anything different live with the tune, though....

That's the audience source I was looking for - I looked briefly on Etree last night and did see it there.

Regarding Weir's surgery - Lambert gave more details this past Sunday - the surgery was in October, it definitely was on his shoulder (past collarbone break injury was causing pain all year). Weir is ahead of schedule with his rehab. All according to Weir's manager. Also, listened to the 1st set of 5/1/81 last night - definitely a very nice set --- only had the matrix on my hard drive, need to track down the audience.

Dammit, pay attention, Lammy! (though if anyone needs a little help with his face - it's Wood or any of the Stones) If they do put on a tour, hopefully they play theaters, not arenas - though that will probably be unlikely. Wood is playing good these day, I would like to see him up on the stage pulling all the guitar duties - perhaps, then, his half-ass dance-only antics will be at a miniumium.

I didn't mean it as a wisecrack at all --- just a response to the first post above and your 2nd post above. The Drudge helps perpetrates the "outrage" that KevinG mentioned and it snowballs, thus people will soon know who Rual is.

I'm sure that will change by noon, Central Time. It's already up on the Drudge - god love 'em.

That's the only Hendrix record I own - it's been a very long time that I gave it a spin.

Listening to this (Live and the Sands, 1966 (Part 1)) on the radio, now -- he's a riot. When he talks he sounds a lot like Jack Kerouac.

After numerous attempts, I still haven't figured out how to upload anything, yet. (it took me years to get off the leecher mode on Dime, I'm at 1.12, now)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziRR5h3b4YU Are you talking about the above - I always thought it was pretty cool, too. The first time I watched the Stones play LARS at a concert was a blast. On another note, I finally listened to Disc 3 of the Tell Tale Signs - it is very good - still not worth the extra $80 or so, though.

How do you guys get your shows, if don't use torrent - do you use the archive or do you just stream shows. Does anybody still trade or B&P? I have, somewhat recently, participated in some Vines with Allman Brothers' stuff, which was kinda fun, I guess. It did take me a few tries to get the hang of it. Etree is the best, because you don't have to worry about ratio's.

I don't know, he will not be paid much and last year was first truly bad year in a while. I assume they gave him a physical and he is healthy (for his age). I don't like the idea have only Dunn as your option at DH and I do give some credence to Abreu needing some adjusting to the MLB and I think Konerko will be a good fit for that role, as well in the club house. Phil Rogers had a decent piece about the subject. http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/news/article/cws/phil-rogers-paul-konerko-unselfish-to-return-to-white-sox?ymd=20131204&content_id=64400780&vkey=news_cws

Or back to the White Sox --- Glad Konerko is returning - it would have sucked if this past dismal White Sox season was his last.

Nice little discussion going on on bt-etree, too. Haven't seen a Dead show on Dime with so many pulls in awhile.