Analogman

It seems to keep changing - I suppose we'll know for sure when it is in our hands.

Oh, I didn't say it was bad - I was just never bought them. I have heard both of them. Since I have thousands of cds, (and I am running out of space here in the ghetto) I sort of have this rule, will I play something more than once? Who knows, I may grab them someday. Actually, I was just listening to that Fillmore show on the Wolfgang's Vault site earlier today. The acoustic show sounds more interesting to me - maybe it's because of the set list.

It's out there. . .

Pretty much the same news - from billboard.com:

Great Scott! I will check and see. There is no word of a stream at dead.net.

Taper's section - Link Grateful Dead Live at Dillon Gym, Princeton University on 1971-04-17

Most certainly.

Yes, and let's hope all the votes count this time.

That is nice to hear.

I have not bought the other two, but I was thinking I may buy this one.

Article Link - Undercover.com

They show their influences, yes.

Oh - a Nader man?

I don't know - why don't we get back to talking about politics. You are your dog are going to vote for Senator Obama, right?

Don't do the same shit you did that got you permanently banned the first time, and you won't have to worry about it.

Senator Clinton made a heck of a speech today in Scranton. It's on C-Span right now.

The Sword are pretty cool - great old school metal rhythms - if nothing else. The Frost Giant's Daughter

The Sword - website MySpace page Wikipedia page Also, there are several videos of the band on youtube.

Grateful Dead - Academy of Music on 1972-03-21 The whole show is not up at the archive, but what is there, sounds really good.

Article Link - Toronto Sun

Interesting. Jesus Was A Democrat

We'll see - I will be surprised if the state ever goes for anyone but a Republican ever again.

I have not listened to this yet, but I did manage to pick it up at Walmart for 20 bucks last night. I see there is a really nice booklet in the case.