mountain bed

Yeah. Phish played there in June 1995 - home of the 50 minute version of Tweezer!

I concur. Lauren, girl I'll have what you're having - you are ON FIRE in this here thread!

God, you people are the best. This list of song titles KILLED me. Very well done.

Where in the hell have you been, IRDB? That Phish thread you started has sprawled its merry way across 25 pages!

Very well put, Moss. I concur.

Troof: double bill here in Indy, circa '73 : Uriah Heep & Earth, Wind & Fire. I shit you not. I don't know the answer to that, but I love you.

This is awesome.

Whoa. I did not realize that when I posted that PM to Jules. Nice!

no particular order: JERRY Steve Howe FRANK Robert Fripp TREY

Built To Last is quite possibly my least favorite Hunter/Garcia song. It's no coincidence that the tune disappeared rather quickly after it came out.

Exactly. I thought the "Close To The Edge" Yes tribute was pretty damn cool, and now this. Stuff like this goes so far beyond the 'cover band' thing. I would KILL to have a band like these.

That was beautiful, man.

Nice find, Norbs. I thought Crow knocked it out of the park, along with many others.

"It's only rock and roll"

Your heart was/is in the right place. We're still talking about someone who needs medical attention. I still think a benefit is a good idea. Nothing has changed in that respect, so go on and do what you think is right.

Here was my issue, HH. And I never did get an email confirmation that the stuff had been sent. Good luck!

Looking forward to a review from you Chicago folks.

You said a mouthful there, Paul. I haven't been there since '88, because it was such an unpleasant scene.

Yeah, I quit listening to metal about 10 years before that record came out. But that record was so ubiquitous on the radio I couldn't escape it - and I thought "damn, there are some really crunchy grooves here!". Geezer was saying on that show last night that he thought Metallica was the best band to come out of the '80s, and was seemingly passing the torch to them with his praise.

Happy Birthday Sarah! Hope your day is filled with fun and music.

Ok, out of sheer boredom more than anything else I just watched about 4 hours of "the history of metal" on the tube. Now here's my question (give me some feedback dudes): I know "The Black Album" ain't "Master of Puppets" or "And Justice.." or "Kill 'em All", but why does that record get so much shit from the fans? I've always thought the record had some really great tunes. It might be a 'sellout', but DAMN...eventually the music has to change, right?

Oh hell yes. Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad - Good Ol Grateful Dead

Now now...don't go blaming alcohol on your inability to come up with the correct answer. Perhaps Mr. Ction could start a summer school to properly educate those who are lagging behind in Wilco comprehension. "No Fan Left Behind"

Happy Birfday Jen! Hope you have a great one, girl.