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Okay, got it.

But didn't you imply that you thought it was a bit dangerous or at least "ominous" before you actually read it because of the Chapman association? At least that is what I came away from the below post.

That was my first thought, too.

Those are some nice cameras, too.

have a great day.

I just downloaded the Prodigal Son version yesterday. The bits I listened to are great.

Democracy Now! is running a great memorial for Zinn.

That may be true, but instead of bickering what Alito did with his head and his lips during the speech we should urge Congress to do the below.

I disagree with the Court's ruling, but calling Alito out on his head shake and mouthing the words "not true" is ridiculous. He doesn't agree with what the President said and that's pretty much it. By calling Alito out pretty much negates the whole premise of Obama's speech last night. It is a sideshow because some "pundit" created it.

I think it was in the Scorsese's documentary where Baez was pretty critical on Dylan and his involvement with the Civil Rights Movement (as well all the other 60s causes) during the 60s, after he became popular/electric. It would be kinda cool if she does a duet with him for this show. Can't see it happening, though.

Michelle Obama to host Civil Rights music night with Natalie Cole, Bob Dylan, Jennifer Hudson, John Legend, John Mellencamp, Smokey Robinson, Morgan Freeman and Queen Latifah This should be interesting. I'm glad Dylan is involved. Looking forward to the rest of the lineup, too.

"You lie!!!!" Perhaps JohnO heard it from this guy.

Did the people of MA think the world was going to end when that socialist Romney signed the bill?

Also I'm curious to know if the people of MA voted for health care (a referendum) or did it happen on the floor at the state Senate/House?

Yep, that's it. I think I saw the clips on a link that you posted a while back.

I think in the early 80's they shared a bill, too. I seem to remember a European show where Townshend sat in on Miracle and Not Fade Away (not sure on the songs.) I remember it being not too good, though.

In 89, The Who played a day or two after the Grateful Dead at Alpine. I remember hearing people whose car was stuck in the mud say that they might just stick around for The Who.

great-feuds-in-vc-history

My first show. Hell of day. Rain and a bit chilly. I was 16 at the time and the only other concert I have been to was John Mellencamp concert, so when I got up to Alpine and saw all the deadheads at the end of wet three day run (and end of the tour) it was a bit of an eye opener. It was a great show.

Gorman may be the Stirratt of the group. Anyone know why Gorman was not part of the band for brief stint in 05?

"Who from you is Rod Stewart?" Pretty funny....

Glad you had a good time. Nice pics!

This is exciting news. I wonder what other musicians Tweedy will get for the sessions???

I know it not a full show but I always liked the Without A Net disc. Especially for someone who is not that familiar with the Dead. I have Dick's Pick 17, which is the show from 3.31.91. It's okay, though I must admit I don't listened to it too often. I agree with MB on The Road Trips: Vol 2, Number 1: Madison Square Garden: September 1990 is quite good.