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They always send out those emails. Never had an issue

My brother is hoping to sell his pair of Tuesday seats. Row T Seats 2 and 4, which I believe is the center aisle PM me!

I have a Tascam DR-60D. Could provide a 1/8" patch if you want. I'll have the tape up later that night though so not sure how necessary that is

Craigslist in NYC for tickets is sketchyAF. I would avoid it

In for Saturday. Taping from orch row L. Selling a single for Sunday in Orch row G if anybody is interested

SSIA: Going to the show Saturday, don't want to have to drive back to DC in the middle of the night on Sunday so I'm selling.

I most likely have an extra for Sunday. Row G in the orch. PM me

Just screen shot the e ticket and text it to whoever buys it. No different than a PDF

Nope, still popping up. Got two pairs in the last five minutes. Keep looking. Plenty of singles available too. Pairs popping up in all sections

That was a lot of fun. Star Wars sounds great. Recording to come tonight or tomorrow

It takes a lot to shut down shows in Boston in the winter. Like A LOT. This ain't Atlanta

Once I finally got back on the right link I grabbed two pretty easily for my brother in Burlington. Nothing worth taking for DC though. Anybody know if the IMP Presale on ticketmaster tomorrow has a password?

^ I was also at both Phoenix shows (flew out from DC and taped; see Dime or U2Start for my recordings) and loved both. First night I was on the floor, so I didn't really get much of the spectacle of the screen and all of that, but the floor was a damn party! Especially during the little set on the 'e' stage. The spontaneous bust out of In God's Country was an extremely unexpected and pleasant surprise even if it was just the chords (not the real guitar parts) and featuring a fan on acoustic. Being down there on the floor, especially during the beginning and end of the show you really ge

I'm really happy with how it turned out. Also got the Boston 2011 one done

Few days behind, but it has been 1/29 Aqueous - Baltimore, 1/30 Fleetwood Mac - DC, 1/31 Greensky Bluegrass - DC

Saw Soule Monde at the Kennedy Center earlier this evening.

Thanks for the headsup. I'm confused about some of the mixing decisions on this... Why the hell would you put both Jeff's acoustic and the bass all the way on the right? That doesn't make much sense at all. Edit: It actually sounds more like the bass is in the center, but the frequencies that were sent to the subs are mixed hard right... Bizarre

Dopapod with Consider the Source in Baltimore

I'm hopefully about to start taking trumpet lessons with his horn arranger/trumpet player. Very excited

1/29 - Aqueous 1/30 - Fleetwood Mac 1/31 - Greensky Bluegrass 2/7,11,12,13,14 - Umphrey's McGee 2/20 - Tedeschi Trucks Band 2/21 - Nth Power 2/23 - North Mississippi Allstars 2/25 - Helmet 2/26 - Al Di Meola 2/27-28 - Railroad Earth 3/1 - Dr. John

Jimmy Page is really my number one and one of the only ones left at this point. Stevie Wonder was at the top of the list but I saw him in November!

Right, I forgot about the rain. That's a pretty accurate criticism, especially this past year or so. Lots of peaking not a whole lot of patience

Curious what about that show seemed canned to you. The first three or four songs have some fantastic improv. Rest of the show is pretty standard though.

I had one hell of a year. These are my top ones in no particular order: Umphrey's McGee - 8/8 Hampton Beach, NH Stevie Wonder - 11/9 Washington, DC Wilco - 12/12 Chicago, IL Umphrey's McGee - 10/29 Binghamton, NY Queens of the Stone Age - 7/14 Providence, RI White Denim - 2/26 Cambridge, MA Snarky Puppy - 9/26 Silver Spring, MD King Crimson - 9/12 Philadelphia, PA Rival Sons - 10/4 Silver Spring, MD Nth Power - 11/23 Richmond, VA The Breakfast - 5/10 Providence, RI RAQ - 3/06 Cambridge, MA Billy Cobham Spectrum 40 - 9/11 Washington, DC