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I really don't know all the details - I am sure they are out there, though. But when MacDougall was booted out or left, I just figured the band days were numbered. I think they did two more tours afterwards and then Robinson announced the hiatus. Perhaps the term 'imploded' is not accurate. I just couldn't see Casal being too happy or comfortable playing in the band without MacDougall, since he was still playing him in the Circles band. I think a woman was involved it all this - but again I haven't follow any of it.

I am guessing the brothers will have to do something together sooner than later. Maybe they will back as duo and call themselves just the Crowes. I can see them doing well in 2000-4000 seated theaters. Or they can go out as trio with Ford. Of course, Ford will have to be fine with taking 10-15% of the cut or just be paid a flat rate per show.

Been listening to a lot of Casal since he passed away -- I don't think I have listened to this one since a day or two after it popped up on etree --- a very solid first show, for sure. Still completely bummed about how CRB imploded at the end and then with Casal's death makes it even more so... Chris Robinson Brotherhood March 28, 2011 The Echoplex Echo Park, CA Source: JW Mod AKG 460/mk46/ck1x (DINa) > EAA psp-2 > 722 Location: 20' From Stage - At Soundboard ~2' Left of Center - 8' High Transfer: 722 > Firewire > Samplitude SE v8 > CD Wave 1.94.8 Lineage: 24bit/48kHz >

Man o man --- watching him play guitar, he made it seem so effortless -- such a wonderful player.

No lyrics, but Miles Davis named check people in song titles --- Willie Nelson, Billy Preston, Mr. Pastorius - he also used boxer's names - Ali and Sugar Ray

Plus one can take one letter from each song and it will read: NebraskaTwo ---- pretty wild,crazy stuff.... Bright Leaves - 4:10 Before Us - 3:22 One And A Half Stars - 3:43 Quiet Amplifier- 5:50 Everyone Hides - 3:00 White Wooden Cross - 3:12 Citizens 3:03 We Were Lucky - 4:57 Love Is Everywhere (Beware) - 3:34 Hold Me Anyway - 4:00 An Empty Corner - 3:46

Fuck that - go after 'em...

For what its worth, I have a friend who says he has the best workouts after he has a small glass of whiskey on ice.

Maybe Gray will bring it up with his discussion with Tim Daisy at the below show later on this month. I think they typically stream these shows. https://ess.org/esscalendar/option-daringray

Yeah - have always enjoyed seeing that Iommi pic.

Now, I have that Rocky/Mr. T bout in my head. I had both debates in the background -- way too many people for me to get into it, though. Sanders and Biden just need to step aside and I agree about Warren, she seems the most cogent and so far and I think she will be great up against Trump, I am in her corner -- none of the others are cutting through all the noise that is being created by the people in the ring.

Does a June 17th 1991 Grateful Dead concert at a movie theater count??? also enjoy the Stones show!

Definitely not abbreviated --- I just brought it up because the whole logistic angle of filing in and out between shows was brought up. Both shows were indeed great. A friend was able to tape the 1st show, but got nabbed during the 2nd - they just took the dat -- they even let him stay for the remainder of the show, if I remember correctly. I think the Park West shows were announced a very shortly before the actual shows. The Park West shows were on 10/26/99 -- he was back in town, after playing 3 more shows elsewhere, on the 31st at UIC, where he played with Phil at UIC. I remember a bit u

Yeah, I went to an early and late Bob Dylan show once at the Park West in Chicago - it was a bit of a cluster-fuck. I did have friends who were only going to the late show, so they had been in line for a bit -- I did slide right into their spot as I was getting out of the early show, so in hindsight, perhaps I was part of the cluster creation. (Dylan did announce both shows at the same time though, unlike Garcia.)

Did most people typically end up going to both shows, then.

Yes, that's the concert that will be played at the movie theaters -- we are talking about the box set announcement that will happen prior to the 7/17/91 showing. The box set dates/info are still a mystery...

It is kinda nice not knowing --- me and two friends will be catching the movie on Thursday -- I can't see it being kept secret until then, though. I am guessing once the theaters get the actual movie in it's possession, it will leak. I will try to keep my ears and eyes closed, until then, though. If is a 89 - 91 type release, though - I probably will skip it.

The timing and the sound of Nels glass slide hitting the floor was perfect - glad a mic picked it up.

Crap - I listened to the 7/26/80 show -- not 7/25.

It must have been the late show - they didn't play Tangled in the early show. Curious if people were bummed that the early and late shows during this period only lasted a little over an hour or so? I did listen to both of these shows today and they sounded pretty great. Ozzie's playing usually bugs me, but during these shows, the mix was great.

Saw this pic on another site --- how can someone not have a blast at a Maiden show....

Awesome - even better!

someone posted this on a Stones site -- what a great performance... Bob Dylan - Can't Wait - Hyde Park, London 12 July 2019 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ip01n-M7N_M

Stay hydrated -- enjoy! I haven't been to a Pitchfork since the 1st two -- both very enjoyable weekends.

Speaking of anniversaries - 30 years ago was my 1st show - Alpine.