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Faces Borstal Boys Ooh La La Three Button Hand Me Down Maybe I'm Amazed Stay With Me

Los Lobos One Time One Night Mas y Mas Emily I Got Loaded Done Gone Blue

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AC/DC It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll) Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution TNT Let There Be Rock

And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth.

Sing a simple song?

Hot Fun in the Summertime? Dance to the Music? I want to take you higher?

I suppose I shouldn't refer to it as the "Scorsese/GD" doc, because he's only the exec. producer, not the director. I looked it up on imdb, and it says that it's in post-production, but that's all I could glean.

I think there was some hubbub about it last year when it was making the festival rounds. Too bad (for me) that it's only on Netflix though... And word on when the Scorsese GD doc is coming out?

So, is that Kony guy still a problem?

Ha - grilling and kitchen duties are my prime Dead time. My wife recently has a requested a moratorium on the Dead though. But our two-year old loves when she does her "hippy dance" when Scarlet Begonias or Eyes of the World comes on. The 60s stuff is a little too greasy for dishes, so to speak. The missus tolerates that era the least.

The Palladium channel has been showing The Grateful Dead movie lately, which I had never seen, so I DVR'd it and watched it in spurts over the weekend. Loved it, especially all the fan stuff. That kind of time-capsule stuff is priceless. What was with the guy who was constantly launching fireballs behind Keith's piano? That made me laugh, but it reminded me of the guy in the "coke-deal-gone-bad" scene from Boogie Nights - the guy who kept lighting firecrackers...

I'm specifically referring to the first two songs on Without a Net, (Feels like a Stranger, and Mississippi Uptown Toodle-oo) which definitely features Brent.

Duran Duran Girls on Film Hungry Like the Wolf Rio Is there something I should know? The Reflex

So, over the past year or so, after starting with Europe 72, and then Live/Dead, I've added a substantial amount of shows to my collection, and have really been enjoying the exploration. I've especially enjoyed the 72-74 and 77 eras the most. My only experience with seeing the Dead in person were at Alpine Valley during the summers of 88 and 89, but I don't recall much of either run of shows. So, the other day I dug out my old copy of Without a Net, to get a sense of the late 80s/early 90s sound. I didn't get far, because I didn't really enjoy it at all. I thought Brent's keyboard sounds we

"so is turn turn turn!" said Pete Seeger

Stones She's a Rainbow Jumpin Jack Flash Midnight Rambler Brown Sugar Dead Flowers

Nice! They haven't played that on tour in a LONGGGGGGGGGGGG time.

I'm just thinking about if that happened while I was out with my fat little pug. Poor Leo!

criminy dutch!

Zywiec is not an altogether bad beer, for a cheap Polish pale-lager.

George Harrison Something While My Guitar Gently Weeps Here Comes the Sun Isn't It a Pity If I Needed Someone

I wanna be sedated I just want to have something to do Pinhead Outsider I wanna be your boyfriend.

The Clash Complete Control (White Man) in Hammersmith Palais Stay Free Safe European Home All the Young Punks (New Boots and Contracts)

Dukes of Stratosphear: Vanishing Girl You're My Drug Little Lighthouse The Affiliated Bike Ride to the Moon