Analogman

Ever notice that Ted breaks into Third Stone From The Sun at one point in the song.

I can't even imagine that.

I've only seen them once: April 26, 2003 - Mellon Arena; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Opening: Sparta Set List: Small Town, Hail Hail, Save You, Corduroy, Insignificance, Cropduster, Daughter, Even Flow, Faithfull, Whipping, Immortality, Blood, Down, Love Boat Captain, Wishlist/(Improv), Better Man, Go; 1st encore: Last Kiss, Breakerfall, Once, Alive, Footsteps, Rearviewmirror; 2nd encore: Hide Your Love Away (Ed solo), Know Your Rights, Do The Evolution, Porch, Yellow Ledbetter

Lefsetz says Outlaw Pete sounds like I Was Made For Lovin' You I think I only listened to it once - but I don't recall thinking of that song. Lefsetz

From The Guardian

Me too - and I forgot I had found that last summer.

It's also funny to read in that account that Jerry was friendly with the people, while Parish and Mountain Girl were ready to attack them. Grateful Dead Egypt 1978 Fire on the Mountain/Flag planting

They were doing a A. J. Weberman, but not to harm anyone though.

Those dudes going through the trash to get information - that's a trip.

From Jambands.com: I know someone who was at that show.

That must be a trip. I think the library here where I live does not have any cds except the classical music cds that they bought back in the 1990s.

I hope you have a good show. Since I was reading about the Egypt shows in the Taper's book - Did anyone buy this (link to the Egypt release)? I don't think I've heard any of those shows.

I should have posted this last night - but anyway, for those who have not seen it: Jeff Beck on Car Crazy Central

You're welcome.

These sort of threads usually don't get much action. Anyhow - Here's a link to the last thread about shows.

A direct link (scroll down).

Check out the links in this thread.

I should mention that Ian answers questions (Richard Thompson does this also) - here is the direct link: The Horse's Mouth

Someone should raid the warehouse. From Thrasher's Wheat: Potato Hole

For those who don't know - there is a Wilco connection to Mott. Wilco use to play I Wish I Was Your Mother and Henry and The H Bombs. Also, Jeff was on Ian's last solo album.

Not too long ago, I finally got the early albums on cd - thanks to Amazon.com. Although - there are better re-masters to be had in the UK.

Mott The Hoople (fansite) Ian Hunter's website (official) Mott The Hoople (Wikipedia entry) Albums: Posthumous albums: Youtube videos: Keep A Knockin' (1970) You Really Got Me (1970) At The Crossroads (1970) Rock N Roll Queen (1971) All The Young Dudes (1972) All The Way From Memphis (1973) Drivin' Sister (1973) News:

No Code - You just can't argue with the bombastic swing of Jack Irons.

These guys are like The Police - playing in places were bands don't usually play - all over the world.

I was thinking - this is a pretty powerful song: And I will stroll the merry way and jump the hedges first, and I will drink the clear, clean water for to quench my thirst. And I shall watch the ferry-boats and they'll get high on a bluer ocean against tomorrow's sky. And I will never grow so old again. And I will walk and talk in gardens all wet with rain. Oh, sweet thing, sweet thing. My, my, my, my, my sweet thing. And I shall drive my chariot down your streets and cry- 'Hey, it's me, I'm dynamite and I don't know why.' And you shall take me strongly in your arms again and I will not re