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I heard this morning that the Gorge show broadcast will start at 9:30pm (central time).

They are impressed with our restraint....

Thanks. Haven't read anything from that series of books. Checked Amazon -- Didn't realize there was bunch more in that series. Someone needs to do one on a Dead album. Hell, someone did one on Celine Dion. (below is a link to all the titles) http://www.continuumbooks.com/Series/defau...amp;ImprintID=2

What book are you reading?

That sucks. There is not much in the booklet. The below article is in it. http://www.dead.net/archives/1970/clipping...tate-university and track listings http://www.deaddisc.com/disc/Dicks_Pick_8.htm

It's bobraf93@yahoo.com. Thanks.

Upon the first listen of the new one, those last two were the only ones that grabbed me. The album is growing on me, but still not up to par with his latest output. Still holding out to hear him play some of it live. I have tickets for the Sauget, IL baseball show. Hopefully he will play a few new ones.

It would be cool if they plastered a Wilco ad on one of the CTA trains here in Chicago. That train in Spain looks pretty damn cool.

Planning to be around too. It will be interesting to see if any of the Allman Brothers sit in. I am assuming some will.

http://www.iorr.org/talk/read.php?1,1019544 Above is a link to a Wilco thread in a Stones site. Half way down is a train with a Wilco advertisement on the side of it. It looks like the ad is for the show in TENERIFE, ESP. I'm curious to know if Wilco are all over the trains in Spain?

No. It's up on Bt-etree but I have not listened to it. It looks like the taper had some issues taping the sucker. http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=524929 This Saturday, I think I am going to have to take a nap in afternoon/early evening. Yikes.

That's a good question. I figured they would start a lot earlier than 7am, unless both the Doobie and Allman Brothers are playing very short sets, each. The Dead should definitely be playing their normal length set.

As of last week, they will only be broadcasting The Dead.

A very favorable review from All About Jazz. Also has the Ed Bradley interview that was brought up in a different Dylan thread. http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=32788

Just bought Murray Street, Experimental Jet Set..., and tickets to the Sunday Vic show, today. Looking forward to see them at a smaller place. They only other time I saw them was at a Pitchfork and a Lolla. Only started to listened to them in the last few years ago, which is a shame i waited so long. The only other ones I have are Ripped, Daydream, and Evol. All I think are excellent. Their web page is to one of the best. So much information. Especially the Gear Guide section and Discography. The info and back story to the Murray Street disc is pretty interesting.

I think your safe, according the Judas Priest website, Whitesnake is not on the bill. I made the mistake of going to the Whitesnake.com website---I think it has to be the worst website ever, I guess I shouldn't be surprised. I have have to admit I saw Whitesnake, with Faster Pussycat opening, at Popular Creek in the late 80's sometime. At least Steve Vai was with them at the time.

Sounds like a hoot. Definitely can do both the Feelies and the Hideout.

Is Whitesnake on the bill at Indy? I believe Whitesnake will be playing with them up here in Chicago. Seems like an odd pairing and a different fan base (perhaps that's the point). Sad Wings, Sin after Sin, Stained Glass, and Unleashed in the East were always my favorite. British Steel and beyond they kinda lost me. Of course I started to listened them (through MTV and radio, mostly) in the early/mid 80's, but I always liked there older stuff better.

Originally Flaming Lips backed out of the voting the set list thing...now they will do it: http://chicagoist.com/2009/05/08/flaming_lips_flip_flop.php

The Sea and Cake will playing a free show at Millennium Park: From: http://chicagoist.com/2009/05/06/downtown_...sic_mondays.php

up on bt.etree http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=524886 I haven't heard it yet.

Dylan performed If you Ever Go To Houston last night in Dublin. There is an audio link over at Expectingrain.

I did not have a problem nor did I see anyone else having issues. I did see one guy getting yanked, inside (but he looked liked he needed it).

I never heard Phil's Band version, but I have heard Ratdog play it and it sounded similar to Ratdog. It did plod along a bit, but I thought it sounded good. The house sound of the vocals were not the best; it hampered this song. I did like the China into Crossed-Eyed, a nice surprise. Built To Last was another one that did not do much for me, but Pride of Cucamonga was great.

It was a good show last night. The sound was a bit muddy where I was standing (on the floor right next to the soundboard). Warren was very high in the mix, at times too high. He drowned out pretty much everyone at times. At least he played well, though. For me the only clunkers were Standing on the Moon and Imagine. Neither of these two clicked for me. It was bit funny for me to get a Liberty, with the previous discussions a few days ago. I would have rather heard U.S. Blues, but Liberty was played well. I thought that was going to be the last song of the set, but they went into Watchtowe