Analogman

I have that book. (Of course, there is a Beatles book like that - and a Stones book is coming out covering their gear.)

I think it may have been on one of those 5 dollar tables at Barnes and Noble. I don't recall exactly. I was looking at Grateful Dead Family Album book the other day. I wish they would have made the font bigger. It is hard to read. Still - there are some great photos in there.

I think I bought that book for next to nothing somewhere a few years ago. It's worse than Phil's book.

I wouldn't have thought they ever did that song live - but according to what I found online, they played it around 30 times.

He does have some good things to say though.

I noticed the Alabama show has that song Sunrise in the second set.

Lefsetz has been hammering them on the ticket prices. If they play Emotional Rescue again, people should ask for their money back.

I've read there was a time when Judas Priest did the same thing. Also, back in the day, bands such as Aerosmith had keyboard players mostly hidden off to the side of the stage. The worst to me is singers not really singing (live).

Don't buy that one (unless you can get it for next to nothing). It was re-released a few years ago. And it is going to be re-released again this year.

I forgot to order that deal.

I'll have to check those shows out - if they appear. I wonder why Audley Freed was not asked to re-join the band? He dropped out of Trigger Hippy also. Maybe he just doesn't want to tour.

My first thought was it sounded like an Ozzy song with Tony playing on it. I won't be buying it.

It looks like these shows were something to see:

That list is missing: 07/21 - Saratoga Springs, NY

I'm trying to find some video of Heart's performances. They played with several of the original dudes on their first song of the evening.

Those parts were added in - when dvds of the documentary came out. I never bought the dvds. I still have the videos I made by way of the original broadcast.

Report from last night:

I've always liked that version of Dire Wolf with Bob singing lead. And Jerry on the pedal steel.

I agree. I recall reading somewhere that those tapes were found after the work was finished on Aoxomoxoa for the boxset. So they went back and added those on as bonus tracks.

I see - it was through the dead website. Speaking of that boxset, this is some great stuff:

I bought that boxset in a record store - way back when it came out. That's the first I have heard of such a bonus disc.

It's been a while since I listened to Birth of The Dead - but I recall Jerry's tone is pretty cool. Ladies and Gentlemen - as I have said before - the solo in Loser is one of my favorite Jerry solos.

I've always wondered if there were differences between the two releases. I never looked it up before. Birth of The Dead Rare Cuts and Oddities 1966 (I don't own this one. The release got by me somehow.)

I found that show by watching a show called Kingdom on Hulu.

Oh really. I must see it. (I made up for acquiring all the episodes and specials a few years ago - I bought all the dvds.) Still no Caroline Quentin? That's a shame. It's on Youtube. I will save it for Sunday morning. Alan had a show not too long ago called Whites. It got canceled.