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It's sounds horrible but a nice touch by Phish to open up their 2nd set with Gloria - they were playing in St. Louis last night ---- their second song was the Stone's Loving Cup. https://youtu.be/1bEznEYCh5k?t=133

At first I thought it was going to be this year's box set announcement and I was happy to be saving money this year.... I had friends (who all had tickets) go to this show -- they enjoyed it. Ohio freaked me out, even back then - so I wasn't too upset that I couldn't go, due to work.

Congrats to my friends and the Blues ------- OK, now I can go back to bagging on the Blues.... 'The Blues are gonna Loooooose'

I haven't watch any Stanley Cup games since the Blackhawks were in it -- it has been fun. My friends will be at Game 6 --- really hope they see a win!

Nice packaging. Probably will get the LP set -- since I missed out on the RSD release.

Definitely. The Cure ‎– Join The Dots (B-Sides & Rarities 1978>2001 The Fiction Years)

The Cure is great at the non album/b-sides game, too.

When I am on my Mac and have my hard drive attached, I use Vox and it works fine for me. Actually in the 4 to 5 years that we have had our Mac, i have never used iTunes.

Saw on another board that the 8/1/19 Grateful Dead Movie Meet-up will be 6/17/91 from Giants Stadium. Also:

Yeah - even when the GD were on hiatus in 75, he went on tour with Kingfish. Curious to know if ever went a year without gigging/touring since 65/66.

Thought the same thing about I read about him dipping.

Nice piece on Weir. https://www.gq.com/story/bob-weir-grateful-dead-profile

97 for me and yeah he seemed old. Back then, he did that little one goose step forward and back while doing a guitar solo, which was fun to watch. I will probably catch him when passes through Chicago again, as long as the venue is a good fit. Last time was in 2014. Currently re-listening to the electric set from 5/20/66 from The Live 66 Recordings set. He just dedicated Leopord-Skid Pill-Box Hat to the Taj Mahal (of course) ---- god love 'em....

Dylan's Oh Mercy, too. Personally first time seeing the Stones and the Grateful Dead. Both their 89 tours were great.

I never have equate St. Louis with great BBQ - I had two great BBQ meals in Kansas City when I ventured there in 2002 to catch a Wilco show. But, I never had any BBQ while visiting St. Louis. That area does love their pork steaks, though.

We took our kids up the Arch this past spring break -- they both did great - (6 and 9 year old's). I was fine until my wife pointed out the fact that it was swaying in the high winds (which it is suppose to do). We didn't stay up there very much longer after that statement... The Arch museum and movie is pretty great - OSHA workers watching it must have heart-attacks.

I have friends who have been Blues' season ticket's holders since the mid 80's - this playoff I have been rooting for them. They were completely robbed last game - definitely a hand pass. Most years I am chanting 'the Blues are gonna loose', just to give them grief - but not this year.

I kinda agree with Chez -- but if you have kids, the City Museum is a blast - hell, even if you don't have kid's it is a lot of fun. Forest Park is worth a trip. I hate zoos - but if that is your thing, it is a great one. A stroll down Delmar in the Loop may be nice too. Euclid Records and the other various records stores are decent, too. John D. McGurk's Irish Pub and Garden has great corned beef and pours a great Guinness --- it's in Soulard, which is pretty cool neighborhood. Lastly, the Missouri Botanical Garden/Tower Grove Park is a nice visit, too. I would skip Bellevill

I never knew mushrooms were even on any legal/ballot table in the US - good news.

Well, I was hoping for a far better weekend for the White Sox... over the three games - 30 runs for the Red Sox and 5 for the White ones -- horrible.

Oh - I spotted those Orioles this past week - the Sox took 2 out of 3 - it should have been 3 out of 3.

We have been looking for the Orioles, but no luck, yet.

Nice to see both Chicago teams playing decent ball, as of late. Also, great to see Tim Anderson winning the AL Player of the Month. Hopefully the White Sox will get over the .500 hump this weekend.

Catastrophe was a great, great show. Enjoy!

That stinks -- they had some tickets at the door. I am friends with one of the owners and probably could have gotten you in with no problem. There was plenty of space. I haven't seen the Waco Brothers play in a long while -- I forget how much they bring a punch.