Analogman

Below are all the shows we have collected and uploaded from July 2016 to January 2017: (I was going to wait a while to do another upload. But since we had so many shows appear recently - I thought we should get them uploaded before the Winter tour starts.)

I saw some of the webcast on Youtube. It sounded to me as if they slowed everything down. And Phil was setting on a stool.

I have it - but I don't think I have listened to it more than once or twice.

I think the talk was he is too busy with his radio show and possibly another Trigger Hippy album.

This guy's YT channel has a bunch of videos up: The Magpie Salute 01/19/2017

I think I have seen that clip.

I've actually never seen that whole film. Just a couple of videos from it.

That's right. It's totally odd to see Jerry in a lavender tie-dye shirt.

I would find it hard to believe he is into the GD also. Maybe we are wrong. I don't know much about him outside of seeing some of his films.

This could be interesting - let's hope they allow taping:

I guess this is a good reason to keep Amazon Prime:

There are two sources. They are both up at the Owl and Bear.

I thought that was in recent years they went to the configuration. Maybe they have went back and forth - I say that I am sure I saw some videos where they had the drums in the traditional center space. I was watching some ELP videos recently and it amazes me Keith is right in front of those amps. Of course that was pretty standard back then. You know most of those guys probably had hearing problems by the time they were 30. I guessing the GD never cranked it that loud. I could be wrong. There is a lot of talk about sound and PA systems in that GD Gear book.

Now I am thinking of the way Phish lines up - in a line across the stage.

Yngwie Malmsteen

It must be. I don't recall reading any sort of reason in the GD Gear book. I am guessing he was not doing any vocals from that spot. (On a sort of related note - I saw a video recently of a certain stock car racer guitar player (as Neil would say). He had the band tucked off to the side of the stage while he was front and center with a mountain of amps behind him.)

I was listening to DP Volume 4 yesterday and noticed there is another photo of Phil standing behind the drummers inside the booklet. I have often wondered why he stood back there. I don't recall seeing any other bass player do that (one that I can think of anyhow).

Maybe The Dalton Brothers will reunite for the tour.

The first two albums I think are great. I have not yet seen the second half of the documentary. I was all set to watch it Saturday night. But CNN ran some other show instead.

I recall reading that. Paul probably did not know this at the time - but that song is really about Bono's mother.

The Propaganda magazines I have are from the Achtung Baby/Zoo TV era.

Are there really that many fans of Van Dieman's Land? I wonder. Acrobat is a great song.

I was looking at it around the same time you were I think.

Edge confirms it: The Edge Breaks Down U2's Upcoming Joshua Tree Tour

Canoe Country - Sammy Tweedy