Analogman

Well - mainly - it was buying some of the 90s era live releases and releasing I did not care for what I was hearing. Plus - I just don't blow money on cds like I use to. It has to be something I will listen to - I have cds that I have never listened to or only listened to once. If any of you dudes get that DP book - maybe you could loan it to me at some point.

It was a parody thread - the one it made fun of got moved I think.

I've never heard Gan's show - but we use to have a show here called Night Phishing. I think the nearest radio station to carry the dead show for me is somewhere in PA. I look at his blog about everyday though.

Chuck Berry?

I'll pay you 6 dollars to delete that Huey Lewis thread.

He did something like that for the NYE show also. I guess he must still be involved with them - as he gets stuff for his show. That was a wild deal in that one book about people waiting until he was on his honeymoon, taking tapes from his house to copy, and then returning them.

I actually listened to that interview - I can't get into that music at all.

I use to several years ago - they also now have a show on Sirius.

In the context of the song, I understand that term to mean he has desires to return to what he is describing in the song going on around him. Here comes that shit again I got a Halloween head Head full of tricks and treats It leads me through the nighttime streets Black cats and fallen trees Under ladders - always walkin

Paul on the Jools Holland show - radio interview

They were releasing stuff - but then, they were lincensed or (whatever it is) everything that has to do with running the GD music/merchandise, as well as the vault. At least, that is what I recall reading. According to that Relix inteview with David Lemieux from a few years ago, there was all sorts of stuff ready to go.

It's probably a good thing if one does not understand those lyrics.

Me too - why do people not like the song - is it the subject matter?

I forgot about that one. Probably Beyond Description also - but that before the take over.

They have not put out anything - except for that 76 NYE show - right?

I use to have dreams of getting everything they put out - but I gave up on that. I think the last cd I bought was Ladies and Gentlemen: The Grateful Dead: Fillmore East, NYC, April 1971. I may get this new one - I also may get Steppin Out' and Rockin' the Rhein at some point.

There is some brief discussion of his outing in that GD gear book - which echoes what some have said on here before - he was nasty to Bob, opening bands, and was aparently out of it. It makes sense that he was paid for that work long ago.

You sure can't call Gram a poor boy - he was a trust fund dude.

I think I read somewhere that what he wanted was a mix of R&B/country/rock.

Gram Parsons called it Cosmic American Music.

I figure it would not go over well to put up a webstream as a bit torrent. You have the right idea about sending to someone privately.