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The History of The Trapper Keeper I don't think I ever had one of those.

I was looking for my Grateful Dead Family Album book a little while ago and discovered it seems to have disappeared. Pretty weird.

Learn Guitar With David Brent

You should check them out if you can - they are going on hiatus again next year.

I was told several years ago that when a thread hits one thousand posts it is suppose to be closed - and a new one opened. I don't know if that is still true or not.

It sounds like he didn't want the news out there. When I saw that photo, I figured something happened to him - as he does not seem as portly as the last photo I saw of him.

Another BBC release: (out November 2013)

Stephen Barncard That guy should do a book some day.

I think Widespread Panic played there a while back also. Whoever does the shows there must like that sort of music.

It's this one: Torchwood - Miracle Day.

That's it. I know some people that were at the show. The place is actually called The Coliseum. It's where the basketball team plays. I saw Robert Plant and Bob Dylan there.

When I was walking to work this morning I happened to see a flyer for a Mickey Hart Band show (in the same theater where I saw Ryan Adams). I wonder if he knows his old pal Phil Lesh once played right up the street from where he will be playing. Of course, the GD actually played here once - in 1983.

There is a show on BBC America (The Doctors Revisited) where they interview the former doctors and their companions. That show Torchwood is also going to be on BBC America starting September the 14th. I've never seen it before.

It's a shame this stuff costs so much. I would like to have the other disc of this current Self Portrait box, but there is no way I am paying 100 bucks for music releases anymore. I would rather like to have Bob's take on Wild Mountain Thyme. It is streaming online, at least. (You can't beat Sandy Denny's version of that song though.)

You can never have too many photos of Dylan walking around with a drum under his arm. I've always liked those photos.

It looked like something I might be interested in watching. I am up to The Five Doctors (1983) on my quest to watch all the episodes. I sort of recall watching that episode back in the day.

The Paul McGann Doctor Who movie is on BBC America tonight. I also saw a commercial for the new David Tennant show Broadchurch.

I read somewhere there is going to be a big boxset type of release of The Basement Tapes at some point. Of course, you can find the unreleased stuff out there to grab.

Paul Miller (2010 shopping interview)

Blaze Foley

She also sings on at least two other Neil Young albums - Harvest and American Stars 'N Bars.

Of course, there was a time when they wore "psychedelic" clothing. I think that all changed towards 1969/1970.

Oddly enough, I've read similar quotes from Robert Plant and members of The Who. The song Sally Simpson is based on something Pete saw at a Doors show. I disagree with what they had to say. But - it's all good. I wonder if Jerry knew that he and Jim had some things in common. Their admiration of The Beats is one of the things they could have talked about. I figure part of that was the friction that went on between the L.A. and S.F. bands. That was still going on in the 80s - at least in the early days of the metal scene.

I think he has played with Phil a few times. And Phil covers some of his songs from time to time. Do you know the Ryan song Rosebud? Most seem to think that song is about Jerry, although there are those who say it is not.