froggie

bump... is this the way jeff has been playing it lately on his solo tours?. i was watching a dvd from 2005 and it seems he was mainly on an A chord with a lot of hammering with his middle finger

it might become jeff's new Hummingbird

today: when you wake up feeling old california stars box full of letters what light airline to heaven

no Fall at your feet??

i've had Down in boondocks (Billy joe royal) stuck in my head today for some reason had these kicking around in my head lately too.. creeque alley - mamas & the papas different drum - stone ponys daydream believer - the monkees it dont matter anymore - buddy holly i'm walkin' - fats domino

now this:

eppy brzday!

cheap red wine

i feel like i'm 12 years old again!

speaking of adding extras on, i picked up the first melbourne show tickets in person at the venue with cash and they cost 82.50 for the 2nd show, i booked them over the phone by credit card and they cost $90.... looks like ticket retailers are adding 10%

------- Can we have a board-wise consensus on "What Light" being a liberating, joyful, beautiful masterpiece that's also cornier than Iowa and cheesier than Wisconsin, at the same time? ------- dont about the US geography, but where's the dotted line, i'll sign

not too big on the album version of What light. the higher vocal he used to do when it forst started getting played suit it better. even later versions where the key was dropped, the vocals still sounded good. after hearing those, i think he's wasting his vocal opportunity on the album version

a lot more expensive than last time (from memory it was about $50).. the actual venue they're playing at seems to like charging high prices. however, when i considered i payed AUS$92 to see john fogerty at the same venue last year, it is a bit pricey

i wouldnt mind doing that with Andrea

is this every series?. they've only released up to series 4 down here on DVD (up to 1976)

during the day i use a public computer and it always remembers my details - unless someone has deleted the cookies. deleting history and internet files still remembers login details

for some reason Lesh has always reminded me of Phil manning, who's an australian blues guitarist. He's in a band called Chain... slight resemblence too!

it was my "formal" introduction to led zeppelin. they used to flog Gallows pole to death on the radio in late '94 and it was the tune that made explore more of zep than stairway, black dog, whole lotta love, ect rest is history

going down memory lane...

picked this up on special today... i used to love the back in 1998/9

make up your mind

is that you jeff?

i love the instrumental build-up midway through it... actually i love the whole song pity they've left it behind