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brilliant the fading captain stuff is mind-blowing Tight Globes Total Exposure Death of the Party Beaten By The Target Stifled Man Casino Bull Spears Time Machines Alone, Stinking And Unafraid Fairly Blacking Out It Is Divine I'm Dirty Look At Your Life Harrison Adams All Men Are Freezing Zoom (It Happens All Over The World) Pop Zeus Island of Lost Lucys Feathering Clueless (The Exotic Freebird) Trial Of Affliction And Light Sleeping Children Come On 7th Level Shutdown Frequent Weaver Who Burns

yeah, ya know, i just never read music books so i hadn't heard any of the stories. plus i arrived late to the dead, finally getting it after turning up my nose at 'em for 35 years. so it's all still new to me. including this june 10, 1973, rfk show i just downloaded from bt.etree.org ncaa hoops on the TV, jack straw on audio

i liked it i've never read anything about the Grateful Dead, so this really shed a lot of light on many things for me gave me a good feel for phil's perspective as the music and audience evolved and changed

just finished Phil's book what a great read highly recommended

the record is called Murmer no "s"

these 2 are absolutely essential ... two of the greatest records ever made ... Rave-Ups, Book of Your Regrets Silos, Cuba also brilliant: Dumptruck, For the Country Love Tractor, This Ain't no Outerspace Ship Tommy Keene, Based on Happy Times Tommy Keene, Places that Are Gone Game Theory, Big Shot Chronicles Game Theory, Lolita Nation Game Theory, Two Steps from the Middle Ages The dBs, Like This Scruffy the Cat, Tiny Days Smithereens, Especially for You Reivers, Translate Slowly Rainmakers, self-titled

standard gargoyle decisions + superman was a rocker are shit the takeovers + psycho and the birds records each have like 3 great songs and a ton of filler circus devils is unlistenable, other than the one or two token songs that sound like GBV coast to coast carpet of love starts out inspired and then just fizzles out pollard hasn't released a record that's up to his usual standards since From a Compound Eye unbelievable slump for the greatest songwriter who ever lived after 40 or whatever masterpieces in a row, from sandbox through FaCE, i wonder if he's capable of putting out a

now playing nov. 11, 1973 winterland

i heard impossible germany at a 7-11 convenience store yesterday stuck around to listen to it even though i already had my newspaper + bottle of water left before the guitar solo was over

this sounds terrific

i saw hackett solo a couple years ago & he was tremendous i didn't think to put him on my list but he really is a hell of a player with a masterful sense of melody

here's what bugs me about REM i mean, i grew up with REM as my favorite band -- for quite a long time. they were my doorway from prog into the guitar-heavy pop shit i've listened to for the last 20 years but, christ, every record they put out since they commenced sucking i'd read stipe say, "This is our best album yet." Every fucking one. And you know what? they all sucked. Up, Reveal, Around the Sun. sucked. and yet I'd read each time these arrogant fucking quotes from Stipe about how they've grown so much and are now releasing their stuff ever and i'd listen to this shit and say, um, n

lol not sure what you mean by a vendetta, bro ... i just don't buy into the genius of this song. way too dramatic to make any sort of true emotional impact it's like being emotionally moved by a soap opera when you're being slammed over the head that something is emotional, it generally doesn't have any emotional resilience for me

big fat meh to this song way too overly dramatic for my tastes i'm more at home with some crunchy smithereens guitars than some overly wrought sobbing, moaning jeff buckley wannabee droning "hallelujah" can't stand the song. can't stand buckley either. makes me wanna puke this is one of those songs that you're supposed to like for the purposes of indie cred but i suspect half the people who claim they love it actually can't stand it

dig couldn't agree more it's not about "shredding" it's about making great music and that whole "bad vibe jay brought to the band" thing or whatever it was called ... let's not forget whose perspective the movie was made from, whose side it told

Suitcase 2 is the greatest 20th album ever 1987 - Devil Between My Toes 1987 - Sandbox 1989 - Self-Inflicted Aerial Nostalgia 1990 - Same Place the Fly Got Smashed 1992 - Propeller 1993 - Vampire on Titus 1994 - Bee Thousand 1995 - Alien Lanes 1995 - Box 1996 - Under The Bushes Under The Stars 1996 - Tonics And Twisted Chasers 1997 - Mag Earwhig! 1999 - Do The Collapse 2000 - Suitcase: Failed Experiments and Trashed Aircraft 2001 - Isolation Drills 2002 - Universal Truths and Cycles 2003 - Earthquake Glue 2003 - Hardcore UFOs: Revelations, Epiphanies and Fast Food in the

great job, Doug ... not crazy about the last record, but the previous 50 or so were amazing ... euridice proudhon is spectacular ... dean wells is his name & he records everything in his kitchen in some little town in vermont absolutely brilliant stuff and much of it is available via free download

how 'bout 10 Doug Gillard Robert Pollard Richard Thompson Lindsay Buckingham Mark Spencer James Walbourne Steve Howe Bill Nelson Jerry Garcia Terry Wilson

come on, kids Bee Thousand Guided By Fucking Voices

"If" is actually a great song better than anything on Sky Blue Sky! had a girlfriend in college who loved Bread. yep, seriously. I laughed at her but later realized, damn, they're actually pretty good listen to "Everything I Own". great mid-tempo pop ballad

yeah, after all the buildup, i was surprised & disappointed

Our first dance was a 38-minute Dark Star!

ours was Gun