Analogman

I bet just Mick and Keith did whatever they added on to the tracks. Although, I think I read somewhere that Mick Taylor was called in to do some work.

Yes, it is him. Peter Green and Danny Kirwan

Here is three that I can think of: Rich Robinson and Marc Ford Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson Dave Murray and Adrian Smith

That's nothing new. I think it will be worth it to see the Feast of Friends footage. If people don't like the band, then why would they watch the film anyway.

I have mentioned this pamphlet around here a few times over the years. I scanned it for someone on Facebook, so I thought I would post it here also.

Marc Perlman, Karen Grotberg, and Tim O'Reagan As far as I know.

I'd say The Office will have to work hard to beat Community tonight. Also, I love the April character on Parks and Recreation. She is great.

I hope to see it. I still wish they would just put out A Feast of Friends.

Jayhawks’ Mark Olson Solo Record Due

Speaking of PBS: American Masters: When You're Strange, a film about The Doors

Pearl Jam Announces 2010 Tour Bootlegs, Launches Online Radio Station

That sounds like someone's made up old-school bootleg title to me.

I think I have those. It would be nice if the Wilco show would pop up. There are people who have at - according to the page for the show at db.etree.org.

It should go to wherever you have downloads set to go - then you install it. It is like installing Skype or whatever. You need to find out where your downloads are going.

I missed most of it. I will check it out tomorrow online.

Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1969-05-03

Do you have FLAC installed on your computer? What is FLAC? FLAC Frontend

I was at one of those shows.

Taper's Section (May 3 - May 9, 2010)

You could always post your shows at bt.etree.org. I think it is the best site - and open to everyone.

I don't know shit about iTunes. So if you have that going on, you know more than me. I use Firefox - so it is Tools>Options>Downloads>Save Files To_________________.

It's not hard to learn - and it is better than messing with all of those download links. (Note: Check to see where you have your downloads set to download. You will also need Winzip, and/or WinRAR installed on your computer.)

Someone very well may have taped - but you would think it would have appeared out there somewhere by now. I have a Black Crowes show (Mp3s files unfortunately) that was not supposed to be taped.

The band did not allow taping on those nights. If someone did tape, I have never seen the shows anywhere.

I was reading the DLR book again last week. He should write another one.