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Maybe they are calling it 'minor' because Dignity was never released on a proper record, like Oh Mercy --- only on the Bootleg Series/Greatest Hits Vol. 3, etc/ MTV Release. My first introduction to the song was the MTV Unplugged release - I never did get his Greatest Hits Vol. 3 release. I do agree it's a poor choice of words. ('Minor') - not to mention -- if it was a 'minor' song, why would Dylan and Columbia have it put on Greatest Hits, Vol.3? Just checked - I guess Dylan had no involvement with Greatest Hits, Vol. 3 -- so maybe Dylan, himself, considers it as a minor song.

I think the Live Moby Grape disc is the only Sundazed I own.

I did a search of Sundazed and my system also has the below (among others): Looking forward to these, too. Fire on the Bayou - Meters Rejuvenation - Meters A Hard Road - John Mayall Live at the Royal Hall 1971 - Byrds

Just saw that my library system has the Sundazed CD re-issues of Moby Grape (1st release) and Moby Grape '69. I have them being brought in. Haven't listened to the Historic Live Moby Grape Performances 1966-1969 that I purchased when it was released in long while - need to listen to this weekend.

Listening to Bark this morning via Spotify -- "Wild Turkey" is a great tune. Papa John sound great on the tune, for sure.

Does anybody know why there isn't a soundboard of the June 18, 1983 SPAC show - the one that Lammy mentioned above with the Dew. There is few great audience recordings, which is fine with me - but just curious about the missing sbd. Is the show at least in the vault? Though I can't imagine that there are too many sbd's in the vault that having been leaked.

I always enjoyed the studio versions of Brent's Built to Last tunes better the live renditions. Always enjoy Tons of Steel, too-- again I prefer the studio version, though.

Sanders won percentage wise 59% to 40% but lost in the delegate department: Clinton:34 Sanders: 33. I think this happen a bit in the 2008 election, too - with Obama and Clinton, except Clinton is on the receiving end of the delegates, now, while in 08 she was not.

First Duke of the KKK and now a Farrakhan "endorsement"-- great twofer for Mr. Trump. Too crazy. Farrakhan lives a few blocks over from where I lived in the city -- at least I can say he was a good neighbor and his sidewalks were always shoveled in the winter.

I immediately thought that, too (the VP thing) - but I think two men from New Jersey/York won't fly as a ticket. But who knows with the current state of Republican party. Another fun press conference with Trump/Christie -- I guess Rubio still sweats a lot and wears too much make-up....

Interesting venue choice -- nice bill, too (with Robbie Fulks) -- bet it would have been a great gig.

I am not a huge fan of Graham - but the below is pretty funny. http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/sen-lindsey-graham-jokes-about-gone-bat-crazy-gop-n526306

Also: David Duke: Voting against Trump is 'treason to your heritage'Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2016/02/david-duke-trump-219777#ixzz41D1SjLsl

They were talking about Romney and Trump's taxes too --- the dude said "it takes a long time to gather all the information" (the standard reply when it comes to this stuff, which always cracks me.) Trump's adviser didn't persuade me in the slightest - but it was a nice, refreshing political interview for once, but POTUS is great place to hear such interviews. Big fan of Tim Farley.

Was listening to XM's POTUS today on the way to work and a Trump adviser was being interview -- mostly talking about trade and such --- gotta admit, the guy was talking with a lot of sense.

Do they put a tax on it or is it because it's a liquid in a glass, so the charge more. I never dealt with shipping beer before. I am heading out to a India Pale Lager tapping at my local pub - never had a IPL before. Luckily it is a walk across a park for me because we are in a middle of a blizzard.

I am talking about the interview being great -- not the picture or the time period when it was taken.

I think that interview was in the Frets magazine. Lots of white stuff on that shirt -- very sad -- but you are right, great interview and he sounds chipper.

Maybe in CO everyone can bring a smoke, sit around and talk about the candidates . At the end of the meeting hopefully everyone remembers who they were going to vote for and sits in the respective candidates' areas. (I really have no idea how caucuses work)

Has anyone seen a show at Phil's club? It looks nice -- bet is sounds great, too.

Don't forget the Billy Joel channel that is running now -- I think it's still running at least. Since the Dead has such a live library available, their deadicated channel is okay -- I have listened to some of the concerts that Buffet, Springsteen and Pearl Jam channels put on and their archive is not nearly a wide and the quality of the recordings are not that great, often times. Haven't heard of the Bloody Roots show - need to check it out. Steve Earle's show is pretty good - plus Elizabeth Cook (Apron Springs) is always a hoot to listened to.

Yeah - Petty's show is still running - not sure if they are repeats or not though. I have listened to some of Oldham's shows - he kinda of bugs me, though -- does have great stories, though. Not sure if his show is still running, though. Now that my kids are getting older we listen to Kid's Place Live alot -- must admit it's kinda entertaining. They do play Phish and They Might be Giants, etc songs (the funny-type songs).

Yeah - XM is okay for the car (though I have to changed a channel because a particular song sounds so bad) and the office -- I don't listen to it when I am at home. I am sure Tinnitus only has it for the Dead channel.... Also, I can't say Richard Thompson's music has moved me much -- at least the stuff I heard. I haven't given Fairport much of a chance, though. I heard the Tweedy produced one via Spotify - it was ok, but it didn't make me run out to get the record. I did spot a copy at my library, though.

I don't remember ever seeing screens. It's not a bad experience -- the sound is typically pretty good in the lawn. Of course we usually sit out there during a free show. The Jay Pritzker Pavilion show in 2007 was fun --and I was in the front part of the lawn for that.