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Cds All sorts of essays - plus Jeff wrote notes for most all of the songs.

Thank the tapers. I just post links - I don't tape.

I recently decided to buy this boxset. I got it for 31 bucks by way of Amazon. I have not yet listened to it yet - but I read through all the essays and liner notes earlier today. There is some good stuff there to read. I have to say it was nice of John to speak kindly of the online community. I also picked up the Mermaid Avenue boxset. I suppose now all I need is the Wilco book I never got around to reading (Sunken Treasure).

I had that cd - I think I gave it away. What's the other one? Grayfolded.

It's from the same tapes - I think.

I've never heard that album. Wasn't it redone when they re-released the GD Movie?

I never knew people didn't like Bear's Choice. I actually had that album back in the 80s when I didn't even really listen to the Grateful Dead.

I didn't know that. I've never really listened to/ or followed any of those bands.

Thanks for the report. I was just reading over Bill Walton's comments - and he notes Jeff was using an organ that belonged to Brent.

I wonder if that is the first time the whole family has been interviewed together on TV? I can't recall any other interviews such as that.

I never heard it until I was in my 30s. Actually - I learned about that album on here back in the day.

It's one of those epic albums that gets overlooked - like Forever Changes. The 3 cd Andrew Sandoval/Rhino version is great. The three albums before that one are also great. That guy really knows his stuff.

Thanks - I'll check that out. I'm not an exactly perfect expert on such things - but I wonder if some of what Trey was doing in Hell In A Bucket is what use to be called the "Tiger Jam".

I'd like to see some more. Maybe some more of the webcast will end up on YT at some point.

I have not heard or found the full show - but I did see a video from far away of Hell In Bucket. It sounded like Trey cut loose on that one.

It's hard to believe last night's shows has not been posted at bt.etree yet. I figured there would be multiple sources up there this morning.

It seemed pretty good to me. I am hoping to find the second set on YT.

Don't know how long this will stay up - GD (6/27/2015 1st Set)

The one I use to have did. I think I gave it away.

That's right. The drum sound is amazing.

I Can See For Miles Still one of the best sounding Who songs I ever heard.

Just saw this listed in an article about upcoming books:

I think someone asked about that over there. The Europe '72 shows were multi-track recorded (16 track - if I recall correctly). The Betty Boards are 2-track (open face reel-reel) recordings. Of course, we all know that.

A soundboard (Betty Board) of the Bickershaw Festival show just appeared on bt.etree yesterday. I may have to check that out.

I recently ordered some more rock music books. Apparently - someone took them or they never really got delivered. Amazon was nice enough to give me a refund. I will probably get that new Blair Jackson/David Gans book when it comes out this year.