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Pigpen drops a couple of f-bombs during Lovelight and Weir (incredulously) asks "Pigpen, did you just say fuck?". Nice short tape.

http://www.archive.o...10.sbeok.flac16 Also listened to the above - great recording/matrix Great Dark Star and Lovelight - Weir and Pigpen are great during Lovelight.

Listening to this again. Love the Sitting in Limbo on this set - Hopkins is all over it.

I am expecting this one Monday, via Netflix - when it came out in the theaters, I thought the premise seemed odd, but interesting.

Still Feel Gone is my favorite.

Acoustic set looks okay - never was a fan of Soulshine and I am not familier with These Days. Would be cool to hear Needle and the Damage Done. My Favorite Things is a great opener. I saw a couple of Allman Brothers' shows where they did a mini acoustic set in the late 90's. Jack Pearson was in the band.

That looks like it would be a fun day. In the past, I use to head to CO at least once a year - never been to Quixotes, though. Looks like a cool place. Are all the groups going to play the same set-lists that was played in 73? The discussion over there regarding the Roosevelt show has been a good one - I haven't listened to it yet.

I bet Rush would be extremely upset to read that. Perhaps, he would even take offense.

I guess this where I figured money changed hands. I guess the good price was the cost of the "x number of blanks" - which makes sense.

So, blank tapes and money were sent and in return a person would tape the shows you wanted and send them back. I guess that would be bootlegging, unless, I suppose, if the money covered the postage. I can see where the band would get a little peaved. (Personally, I don't find anything wrong it.) I am sure this method of trading is dicussed in one of the Tapers' book, I probably read about it and forgot. Regarding the Dave' Pick, I didn't suscribe, nor did not pick up the 1st volume, but I think I will get Vol. 2. I agree, an early acoustic/electic 70 show would be great. Also - these "ol

I didn't realize she will be facing Wurzelbacher - wow.

Same here. Right before the Fluke incident, I turned him on for a quick second and he was astounded that women had a dislike for Newt - he was asking what did Newt do to women that would turn them off so much. He then went on and said that the only women Newt "hurt" were his ex-wives. I couldn't stop laughing. (Of course he was being serious and I am sure his listeners agree with him, but I find the absurdity, funny.) Also he was astounded that women had issues with Santorum, since he has been married for the same women for such a long time and has lots of children. His deadpan delivery is r

What was the deal with Terripan Tapes - how did it work? I had one direct source for tapes, before I started to torrant.

Probably won't make up to Green Mill, next Wed. I never heard of Alfonso Ponticelli and Swing Gitan - they look interesting though. Looks like they have the regular Wed. slot - which is always good (having a steady gig). It seems like we discussed Ponticelli, before. My next hopeful gig out will be at the Hideout, Wed., March 21st. The name of this band sounds like a Stephen King or some horror book.

Ed Shultz got suspended last year for calling someone a "slut". Stern has been fined and fired from the FCC/stations a couple of times and is now off of "regular" radio and people have to pay to listen to him. Bill Mahar's show was cancelled from ABC. But I am sure you can find idiots on the Left that have gotten away with it and those idiots should have been reprimanded. But, you are right Rush is hilarious.

Not part of the Presidential beat, but part of 2012 election none the less - I gonna miss his pocket Constitution. Sure he was a bit of a kook, but I shared many of defense views. "For First Time in 16 Years, Kucinich Loses His Seat" http://www.nytimes.c...ongress.html?hp

Can't find the jazz thread that got rather lengthy (dumb search function) - anyway I purchased the below. Mosaic is really good at sending emails, stating "supplies are about all out -- order now"... I have been trying to avoid purchasing this set, because the last thing I need is another box set. Looking forward to it - the only Basie stuff I have is the Complete Decca 1937-39 set. I think the Decca set is the only stuff I have that has Lester Young on it - though I know I have Billie Holiday comp. - I am sure he is on that, too. The Braxton and Threadgill Mosaic sets are great, I am sure

Wow - that is pretty bad and yes, wrong. Actually, it's a pretty much a put down.

5/7/77 was one of my first boots. One of my favorite shows.

I don't have any of their stuff, but they put on a hell of a performance at a Lollapalooza in 2007. We were on that side of the fest to see Patti Smith. who going to play after Snow Patrol, otherwise we probably wouldn't have went out of our way to catch them perform - we were glad we did. WXRT plays them a bit.

Watched Hugo last night - good flick. I guess it was a bit predictable, but the story was good. Watched it in 2D, though I have a 3D capable system, I haven't gotten around to get the glasses. It was beautifully shot.

http://vimeo.com/37645374 Sorry about that.

Revisiting Phish's 10/31/10 set this morning - such a fuckin fun sounding Little Feat set - man. Below is a video of announcing the summer tour - it's pretty funny. It kinda hard believe that I haven't seen these guys since 1998. http://summer2012.phish.com/

I think you sent me that set - haven't listened to awhile. I did watch the Cabin Fever a bit ago, always an enjoyable veiwing.

Thanks Shug. I gonna grab the Fillmore and Providence shows.