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I read many months ago that they 'were' recording their new rekkid. Not true ?

There's no copyright, so absolutely. (There's one with Jimmy standing right next to Bill Graham right before they played) Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones Ah, ok. They use to show it at the UC Theatre on University in Berkeley years ago. I see it's still not available. Mick Taylor on guitar. (sweet) Have you heard this A+ recording ? http://conqueror-of-the-moon.blogspot.com/...air-101773.html

Nice, thanks. You read my mind. What's the quality like ? I can post some backstage photos of Day 1 that my older brother took. ( I need to scan'em) ....and Day 2 (not so good 30 yards back upfront) I remember waiting at least 3 hours in the heat for Zep to take the stage and getting squished in the process. I'll never forget the PA announcer coming on apologizing for the delay cos Page was having some trouble with "his double-neck" guitar. What a canard. Little did we know they were threatening NOT to play if Bill Graham didn't sign a waiver releasing them of any liabilty cos Bonham pummel

Eh, looks right. While some of the shows I know are exact time frames, others I will admit could be a a year away in either direction. What I do remember as a soon to be 16 year-old as being incredibly bored by the Dead. (I wish I knew then what I know now). The other thing I remember....50,000 people surging forward as Townsend's guitar hit that Open E chord after the keyboard intro of Baba O'Reily. Incredible rock n roll moment.

elton john - 75 - oakland the who - grateful dead - 75 - oakland jeff beck w/Jan Hammer- 76 - oakland zeppelin (both days) - 77 - oakland pink floyd - 77 - oakland queen - 77 - sf - winterland lynyrd skynyrd - 77 - oakland stones 78 - some girls tour - oakland black sabbath - van halen - 12/2/78 - oakland police & iggy pop - 79 - oakland clapton - 79 - oakland (he was wearing a black t - "No Snow, No Show" devo - 79 - berkeley community theatre the clash (opening for The Who) - 80 - oakland u2 - 80 - san jose state university tony bennett - 80-81 - venetian room - sf undertones 80 - keys

Unbelievable show at Bottom of The Hill in SF last night. Chill inducing vocal harmonies that were as seamless as anyone I've seen the last five years or so. As much as the record has grown on me the last few months, the live show topped it by a mile. Funny, good natured guys on stage as well. Do yourself a favor and check'em out. You will not be disappointed.

Robert Pollard - Is Off To Business is easily the best thing he's done since FaCE. It is no surprise that Robert Pollard

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I apologize, but I simply could not get through the whole record. Whatever was left of Chris Martin's conviction has been lost in a haze of overwrought production.

GbV : B1000 Alien Lanes Mag Earwig Under The Bushes, Under The Stars Isolation Drills Robert Pollard : Speak Kindly of Your Volunteer Fire Department From A Compound Eye Waved Out Normal Happiness Turn To Red

dbt - brighter than creation's dark hayden - in field and town jonny greenwood - there will be blood - OST black mountain - in the future marah - angels of destruction sun kil moon - april the felice brothers - the felice brothers the dexateens - lost and found chuck prophet - dreaming waylon's dreams silver jews - lookout mountain, lookout sea she & him - volume 1 nada surf - lucky

01 bob dylan bringing it all back home 02 nick drake bryter layter 03 miles davis in a silent way 04 the beatles revolver 05 the rolling stones sticky fingers 06 bob dylan blonde on blonde 07 the byrds sweetheart of the rodeo 08 john coltrane giant steps 09 neil young on the beach 10 son volt trace 11 bob dylan blood on the tracks 12 leonard cohen best of 13 xtc black sea 14 guided by voices bee thousand 15 the genius of bud powell 16 george harrison all things must pass 17 joni mitchell blue 18 elton john dont shoot me Im only the piano player 19 the beach

son volt - the search the sadies - new seasons the capstan shafts- her vs the sad cold eventually deerhoof - friend opportunity jose gonzalez - in our nature spoon - ga ga ga ga ga babyshambles - shotter's nation wilco - sbs dungen - tio bitar calexico - tool box

An amazing, ghostly tapestry of eerie echoes, distant sounds and interjected rifts representing the band that was playing even as the boat sank. This is a masterpiece that rewards repeated listenings. Tweedy would be all over this.

...and I respect him for loving it.

Well played, yes. Unfortunately technique is nothing more than a failed style.

The "one" thing they got right was Nel's solo on the opening track. It's George Benson 'cringe-worthy'. That said, I could care less what those paintywaist pedigreed bookend dweebs over at Bitchfork have to say.

Dear Jude, You need to listen to the record 5 or 6 more times. Then enroll in a course on non-fiction writing. Then punch a clock for a few years to gain life experience. Then scam free albums from your day job. Then consider writing for a jerkwater music website. Then think better of it and slink off into the night.

That's correct. "The Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga ghost of you lingers" "A Series of Sneaks" is one of the best records of the nineties.

What's important to mention is Jay's melody coupled with Woody's lyrics are what make the song. The rest = ornamentation.

son volt - the search dungen - tio bitar deerhoof - friend opportunity shins - wincing the night away black francis - bluefinger wilco - sbs earlies - enemy chorus fountains of wayne - traffic & weather ( pure sugar) teri falini - the room panda bear - person pitch grant lee phillips - strangelet richmond fontaine - thirteen cities

Rekkids.

C'mon people. It's going to be great. They ALL are.

Jeff (solo) @ Lounge Ax - 1998