Winston Legthigh

Well, he's banged Jessica Simpson, so there's that.

A Quick One, While He's Away Baba O Riley Young Man Blues Pictures of Lily Bell Boy

Mott The Hoople: All The Young Dudes All The Way From Memphis Roll Away the Stone Honaloochie Boogie The Golden Age of Rock and Roll

The Doors: L.A. Woman Roadhouse Blues Peace Frog Waiting For the Sun The Wasp (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)

Cities Making Flippy Floppy This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody) Pulled Up (Nothing But) Flowers

Found it: November 1991 http://jerrygarcia.com/show/1991-11-24-target-center-minneapolis-mn/

Broad Majestic Shannon Fairytale of NY Body of an American Old Main Drag And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda

The only front row seats I've had were for a Jerry Garcia Band show in Minneapolis in 1990 or 91? It was awesome.

The Unforgettable Fire Bad One Tree Hill Zooropa Miss Sarajevo

Ashes to Ashes Sound and Vision Watch that Man Moonage Daydream China Girl

(I'm not your) Steppin' Stone Last Train to Clarksville A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You Valleri Mary Mary

They Love Each Other, from the St. Paul MN 5/11/77 show, is sublime. That whole show is great.

Miller High Life anyone? Schlitz?

It wasn't until I was an adult that I realized that Smokey and The Bandit was about a beer run.

Found a 12er of Summit Saga IPA (I don't like it as much as their EPA, but I'll take it) at Caputo's, of all places (maybe some Chicago suburbanites would know what I'm talking about. I never heard of one until I moved out to Downers Grove) - for the completely reasonable price of $13.50. That's another gripe I have about the mainstream craft breweries I like - no 12ers available. Bell's, Half Acre, 2 Brothers. Step it up! I'm not very adventurous when it comes to new beer. I know what I like, so I keep getting what I like. I'm sure all the others are fine - when I travel I always try to f

not bad

I'd like Bell's more if their 6ers would cost less than $9.99. The cheapest good beer I can find is a 12er of Sierra Nevada for $14.99.

Been my favorite beer for 25 years now.

Never understood the popularity of Surly with Summit so readily available in the Minnesota area. Wish I could find Summit EPA in the Chicago area. The only place I can (rarely) find it is at Binny's.

My coffee want list includes a burr grinder, a good electric kettle, and an aeropress.

Taking acid IS a time machine, no? I'm really enjoying Dick's Pick #12. What I'm really doing is just assembling my listening agenda when I road trip to northern MN this summer. It's hard to get enough time to listen to a whole show at once.

all via itunes.

Ended up going on a GD spending spree. Picked up DPs 12, 24, and 31. Plus the "download series" No 1. (4/30/77) and Live at Fillmore East 2/11/69, and Fillmore West 1969. Looking (hearing?) forward to it all.

Oops, I meant Dave's picks. Dick's are available on iTunes.

Thanks to all for the '74 suggestions. One question that I think I already know the answer to: Are Dick's picks even available? (Available meaning: not having to pay beau coup bucks through eBay/amazon?). My primary source would be downloads, since I don't have easy access to a record store. As for the best GD cover, my vote would go to Los Lobos' West LA Fadeaway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmhcTxhDCS4