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That's a cool poster.

I would be happy if the Sunday Chicago show consisted of: 1st Set Playin>The Other One 2nd Set Eyes>Dark Star Encore: Terrapin>Sugar Magnolia (for Uncle Bo-Bo)

Also, read that the taper of the shows, is a girl --- take that Mr. Heartbreak ---- I kid, I kid....

That's cool - I only noticed them on Dime - didn't realize that Rush was allowed on bt.etree.org --- looks like the same sources on etree, too.

Have anyone listened to any of the recent shows -- I haven't downloaded any of them yet.

Just got an email, the above will be the next Garcia release--- only have "Pure Jerry: Lunt-Fontanne, The Best Of The Rest", from this run -- which I haven't listened to in awhile.

5 -1977- ACDC,- Rush, REO (what ever my sisters were listening to) 10 - 1982 - Rolling Stones 15 - 1987 - Stones / Maiden / Priest / 20 - 1992 - Stones / Grateful Dead 25 - 1997 - whatever was playing at the bar (Jazz/Dead/Stones at home) 30 - 2002 - Wilco/Bob Dylan/various jazz 35 - 2007 - Dylan/Wilco/Various Jazz 40 - 2012 - Grateful Dead/ Dylan/Wilco/Various Jazz Constant since 1980: Stones

The first time I saw Wilco was when they opened for REM during their Up tour, down in St. Louis. Summerteeth is still my favorite. I was able to catch some Tweedy solo shows at Lounge Ax where he played some Summerteeth tunes prior to its record release -- I was amazed to hear the studio versions when the record came out.

Honestly I don't know why I asked --- Gans and Lambert talk about it on the Tales show -- I remember looking into it when I entered college in 1990 --- I never paid to participate on any forum - so I never looked into it. I guess I was just curious....

Curious to know if anyone has been or is a member of The Well? Always has been interested in signing up. Currently listening to Dave's Pick 14 - so far Disc 2 is really something.

I am sure Weir has a lot more money than Wilco does and his doc was in limbo for awhile ---- guessing it's expensive distributing a dvd and probably there is not much of a payday in the end.

When I was kid and my mom had bunco, it was up to me to fix my dad's lunch before he headed into work (he worked mid-night's) - typically my mom said 'just make him a liver sausage sandwich and give him some chips' - I hated that.

Is this a difference between liver sausage and liverwurst?

Listened to the 5.7.70 show --- decent enough audience recording --- Great Lovelight --- they break into the St. Stephen melody for a while during it -- I don't recall them doing that before - can be way off, though... https://archive.org/details/gd1970-05-07.aud.sirmick.32276.sbeok.flac16 http://www.deadlistening.com/2008/06/1970-may-7th-mit-dupont-gym-cambridge.html

I brought up Scratch Brewing up a bit ago - just read that they will be up north here participating in Chicago Craft Beer Week. Amazingly my local pub (Flossmoor Station) isn't partaking in any of the events -- we really need a new brew-master.... Below is a video for the event -- nice bit about Scratch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9YLyH2lqoo&feature=youtu.be

Been watching this over the last couple of nights - wild stuff. Got about 25 minutes or so left, to watch. My baseball watching memories only go back to about 79 or so -- so I think baseball has changed a bit by then --- though I remember hearing about all the cocaine use of the early 80s.

Yeah -- glad Netflix picked up that doc --- looking forward to it. The doc came out a while ago, but they couldn't find a distributor, until Netflix picked up. They talk highly of it on the XM Tales show.

Article on the in-store performance, as well as the Pageant Wilco gig. http://www.stltoday.com/entertainment/music/reviews/jeff-tweedy-brings-both-tweedy-and-wilco-to-st-louis/article_c8f1f19f-6cdf-5ac2-9090-6dbe1d636097.html

Parts of that run was released as a Road Trip -- that To Lay Me Down is on the bonus disc. It's a good one. Not sure what the next box will be, lot's of rumors of course. The recently found Betty Boards would be nice - a few shows spanning a decade so, might be cool.

I bought the 1st Spring 90 box set - but still haven't pulled the trigger on the larger 2nd Spring 90 Box. Only 500 or left -- hoping it will sell out, soon - so I won't be tempted. I wonder if they are waiting for the 2nd Spring 90 set to sell out, before they announce their next one?

I haven't heard the actual official release of Wake Up to Find Out -- but Brent may be tempered in the mix a bit more then he is on Without a Net ---- I believe Without A Net was a bit of a tribute to Brent -- at least it was dedicated to him -- which may explain his prominence in the Without the Net mix. I always have enjoyed Without a Net, though.

Ha - the rain held off to after I got home last night. It was fun --- a great mix of people - age wise. Decent crowd. Many danced, smoked and drank - it was fun. It would have made for a great setting for a vaporizer commercial. The video wasn't much better than the boot I had for years - except it didn't have the annoying audio drop-in's between songs that both my boot video and audio tapes have. I once heard that the audio was Healy - not sure if that's the case though. Great show by Jerry --- both Phil and Brent seemed a bit subdued, though, esp. Brent. Weir was on, too.

That is a nice set list --- I always have been a sucker for Eminence Front.

Hate to say it, but I think Ventura needs to go.

Very disappointing season thus far for the White Sox.