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I'll assume different authors?

I got the same response but really, what's the point in canceling unless you think they'll never get any in?

Have two extra's for Jeff's show Monday night in Milwaukee. 2RGT Row: E 1,2. Willing to go under face just to get them to a fellow Via Chicagoan if possible.

Woody Guthrie- This land is your land Brian Eno-Third Uncle Sonic Youth-Teenage Riot Billie Holiday-Strange Fruit VU - All Tomorrows Parties Sorry....one was impossible.

Can't believe I'm the first, but the inhales in "Girl"!

Nice! Thanks for these but my god does Jerry look terrible! He looks worse here then I've ever seen him! Still had the chops though.

It's out...you can listen below. So so good!!! http://harmonizewithsongs.blogspot.com/

Thanks for posting that. It was just odd all the way around. Weird choice for him to cover.

"Bobby Ace and His Cards from the Bottom of the Deck"....classic!! Never heard of this show before. I'm in!

I hate to write this, but good grief this new Pearl Jam album is disappointing. I hung with them until the Self-Titled album but with that, Backspacer, and now this mess I think I'm done. They are now as boring as all the crappy bands that came out emulating them. Again, I'm a long-time fan but I can't get over how simply bland this album is. I don't know exactly what the issue is but I think they need to get in a room and listen to "No Code" about 50 times for some musical inspiration. "Binaural" and "Riot Act" are like avant-garde masterpieces compared to this stuff.

I always think about the last shows at Soldier Field in '95. Jerry was completely gone for 99% of them but then he pulled off that Visions of Johanna (7-8) and the So Many Roads (7-9). Two of the best vocals I've ever heard him do. So bittersweet.......

Owning hundreds of shows in various formats, my favorite thing to do now is go the their main Archive.org page and select "shows on this day in history" and just randomly play stuff from the shows that pop up. They had good shows and bad, but there are always gems to be had in each show in each year. Amazing band.....no doubt.

Just....wow! Setlist: The Replacements, Riot Fest, Toronto, ON, Canada 1. “Takin’ a Ride” 2. “I’m in Trouble” 3. “Favorite Thing” 4. “Hanging Downtown” 5. “Color Me Impressed” 6. “Tommy Gets His Tonsils Out” 7. “Kiss Me On the Bus” 8. “Androgynous” 9. “Achin’ to Be” 10. “I Will Dare” 11. “Love You ‘Til Friday” (w/ Chuck Berry’s “Maybellene”) 12. “Merry Go Round” 13. “Wake Up” 14. “Borstal Breakout” (Sham 69 cover) 15. “Little Mascara” 16. “Left of the Dial” 17. “Alex Chilton” 18. “Swingin Party” (“Special request from our friend Slim back home”) 19. “Can’t Hardly Wait” 20. “Bastards of Young

Jeff did an amazing job on it! But he had lyrics in front of him for sure......

Just listened to it for the first time. My jaw is still on the floor! My two favorite musical worlds colliding head-on in shear bliss.

Did they all sing it or was it just Weir? Did they sing the whole thing? Did it jam out? I can't even imagine hearing Wilco play that one. I have so many questions......

Since this is honestly my all time favorite Dead show....I might have to splurge. Damn it!!!

Bump. No thoughts on this?? I thought it had great insight into what makes Bob well....Bob.

I really don't think they sound like any other band at all. I couldn't think of one to compare them to at all to be honest. They are obviously "classic rock" (Zeppelin,The Band) influenced, but Jim James does his own thing that I feel is totally unique. I described his solo album as a mash up of Bowie and Hall and Oats but even that is a felling he evokes more then an actual sound.

Do you honestly think they pay attention and make setlists according to ticket sales or even location? I doubt Bob knows what city he's in most nights ;-)

Right about the Toussaint. Was it really not well received? I just can't believe that....its so good!

I just pray it has the Bird Song as a bonus. That's by far my favorite version and to have it on video would be mindblowing.

Taylor from Dawes recounts his time on the road with Bob. I thought this was really nice! http://www.esquire.com/blogs/culture/dawes-road-with-dylan

I just picked up a nice used vinyl copy the other day for $6.00. This may be my favorite live album of all time. The horns sound so perfect with those songs!

Interesting because in Chicago, they barely even looked at our tickets as we walked in. Cell phones abounded and I hardly saw one security person the whole time we were there. I would say it must depend on the venue and not so much Bob.