calvino
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The rest of the band is great, too ---- bunch of my friends were heading there, already - I was gonna pass - but this changes things.
QuoteThe headling set will feature a backing band made up of Jeff Chimenti (Dead & Company). Stu Allen (Phil Lesh & Friends), Karl Denson (Rolling Stones), John Molo (Phil Lesh & Friends), Elliott Peck (Midnight North), and Grahame Lesh (Phil Lesh & Friends). PHILCO will take to the main stage at Sacred Rose Festival on Friday,
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2 hours ago, chisoxjtrain said:
They did, tomorrow afternoon. I’d miss the second Wilco set.Ugh
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Man that stinks - I hardly ever fly, but I always thought airlines tried to get people a new flight, after cancelation.
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Today was my kid's last day of school (4th and 6th grade) --- both stoked for the summer.
Sadly, I can imagine the slain kids/teachers (as well as the survivors) talking about the upcoming summer vacation, yesterday...
I would love a complete ban, but it has to be much, much harder to purchase guns, ammo, and body armor ( I am not even sure why the hell body armor is buyable by the general public).
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Yeah definitely from The Old Grey Whistle -- need to search out the full video - did not realize that they were on it.
Listening to "Run of the Mill" now --- great, great tune.
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Listening to the 2022 Record Store release of Judas Priest's - Hero, Hero.
Sounds fantasic.
Tunes from Rocka Rolla and Sad Wings --- I never owned Rocka Rolla -- can't say I even listen to it all the way through (probably have, but forgot) - anyway right out the box Judas Priest were writing killer tunes.
Was at my mother in law's house this weekend for Mom's day --- she has this crazy antenna TV system, which has music video stations from the each decade ----happen to catch the Rock Rolla's video for the first time --- it took me a second to realize that was Judas Priest ---- Rob's hair threw me for loop --- then I heard him sing.
And of course my kid just turned down the record....
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Service dogs are amazing animals, for sure.
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44 minutes ago, tinnitus photography said:
who brings a dog to a rock concert?
Last month I went to a Bob Weir show at the Chicago Theater --- a dude had a dog with him. Obviously it was a service dog. My seat was right off the center isle - it was cool seeing the German Shepherd (with its owner) walk up and down the center isle.
Every time I think of dogs and concerts I think of Altamont. From the looks of the footage from that day, a dog always seemed be on stage.
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I signed up for it, but forgot to tune in.
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14 minutes ago, Heart full of holes said:
Just heard this on WYEP! That's some twang right there! Love the album title.
Looks like a YouTube page has been started.
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5 hours ago, Chez said:
Wilco
Me too - (via nugs, though)
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Just looked up the University of Leeds Refectory --- didn't realize it was a place like that (or I forgot) --- very similar to the Dead's 72 Aarhus University gig (another cafeteria).
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Yeah - it's nice to finally have the whole Dark Star in the Pick. I haven't listened to that box in a long while. Gans did a good job on that one, I thought.
The Miami Jai-Alai Fronton had to be one of the funkier places the Dead has played. From pictures it seemed so wide.
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1 hour ago, worldrecordplayer said:
Switching it up from E'72, just listened to Providence 9-15-73 on Sirius. Boy, those horns sound terrible. Get me back to E'72.
While I was at the Weir and the Wolf Pack show in Chicago last month, I kept of thinking of the 73 horn tour. The horns sounded great - it just took 50 years or so to get it to sound right.
That being said, I wouldn't mind an official 73 horn show release --- I would think they would be able to clean up the sound of the boards. Or maybe they tried and it is a lost cause.
I got away from 72 today and listened to Dave's 34 - June 23, 1974 / Jai-Alai Fronton in Miami, Florida.
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4 hours ago, worldrecordplayer said:
Seriously, I say that for everyone of these shows
Yeah - now I am listening to the Aarhus University from 4/16 - the most unique venue of the tour (a college cafeteria) - another favorite. Garcia's runs during El Paso are beautiful.
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Listening to the Denmark Deadcast -- the Empire/Newcastle was great.
Last night I listened to the April 14, 1972 Copenhagen show -- one of my favorites from the tour. Pigpen shined.
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Nugs will webcast Saturday's (April 23rd) Chicago show.
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49 minutes ago, chuckrh said:
What channel is it on? I used to subscribe when I was a youngster. I remember getting a Changesonebowie LP as a bonus for subscribing. Life changing event.
If you don't do Amazon - I have been watching it on Kanopy (via my roku).
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On 4/10/2022 at 10:23 AM, Chez said:
Starting watching this last night - very entertaining.
Didn't know the doc was out -- thanks.
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I have listen to many, definitely nicely done. The Workingman's Dead and American Beauty song breakdowns have been great. The St. Louis set, too.
Need to listen to the Pigpen and Dark Star one.
Got tickets for the summer Wrigley shows, today.
The rumors going around have been fun.
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1 hour ago, tinnitus photography said:
well that didn't turn out as planned... show was canceled 75 min before doors.
but, that meant I got to see Mike Watt!What was the reason for the Priest cancelation?
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Alton Brown puts on a great show. Enjoy.
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Just a shout out for Weir --- the Chicago show was something special. Horns sounded wonderful - great band - great production.
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Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros featuring The Wolfpack at the Chicago Theatre.
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cool book cover