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There are some hidden tracks on those re-masters. One of which - is David giving hell to Michael Clarke about the drums on the beginning of Draft Morning.

I know a guy who grew up during the 60s - and declares that The Byrds end at Younger Than Yesterday. He says it was a different band after that - and I can see his point. I guess David was not happy that Roger kept the name. I say there is something there for everyone. A couple of my favorites are Younger Than Yesterday and Sweetheart of The Rodeo. Of course, I really like songs on all the albums. I have the re-masters - which are still some of the best sounding re-masters that I ever heard. We use to have a Byrds thread on here years ago - I think it has disappeared. As great and moving

It does seem out of sorts for them to post something like that.

It's a take on the title of a Byrds album called The Notorious Byrd Brothers (1968).

Yes, I think that is true. I don't really know much about the band after the Tormato album. That was the end for me.

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I figure he is - although, I don't know. Maybe they all vote or something like that.

A guy named Billy Sherwood was already lined up to do the tour. I think I read somewhere he was asked by Chris to do the tour - as he knew he could not make it.

I have to disagree with his view of Any Major Dude - as I don't even really care for Steely Dan - but I love the Wilco cover of that song.

I would think they are the same. I guess with the LP boxset you get a bigger booklet. I say that - as someone's head is cut off in one of the photos in the cd boxset booklet. And I have seen the photo where it was not cropped.

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.