worldrecordplayer

Has anyone here heard any John Mayer Trio? The guy is a phenomenal blues guitar player, one of the best. And he made it well known a few years ago that he hunkered down in Montana for over a year and listened mostly to Grateful Dead music. Saw him at Crossroads '13. Put aside all the Hollywood stuff, the guy can play and seems like his head's been in a good place for several years. I look forward to seeing him play GD music with any combination of Weir et al. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Great to read that. I'm away but I know my delivery is at my house waiting for me. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Is it an outdoor show?

What a score!

Phish Covers: Loving Cup Cross eyed and Painless Rock and Roll Roses Are Free When the Circus Comes to Town

Me too. What is the story with that doc, are we ever going to get to see it? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Richard Thompson: 1952 Vincent Black Lightning Shoot Out the Lights I Misunderstood I Feel So Good Tear-Stained Letter

That's in the May '77 box, right? Love that show. Anytime I think of the Dead in St. Paul, I always think of the 2-17-'73 show with maybe the best transition jam I've ever heard them do-Here Comes Sunshine>China Cat. Dave's Pick, Academy of Music 3-26-72 I just got the email announcing this, but I feel like this was already announced and discussed. http://www.dead.net/store/1970s/daves-picks-volume-14?eml=dn/041715/main-image

I loved that documentary. Also surprised to see Donna, had no idea she was in it. I knew she sang with Elvis, but had no idea of the Muscle Shoals connection.

Ha! I'm one of the ding dongs! Although I didn't post any link to a YouTube video (so does that make me only a "ding"?). Where is that video? I guess I'll have to find it myself! The message to you is: just surrender to the music!

Lucinda Williams: Car Wheels Drunken Angel Joy Essence Copenhagen

I inferred from the announcement that they went with theaters and no web at home streaming. Wouldn't make sense to me to do both. As a customer, if they offer a live web stream at home, no way i'm going to go sit in a theater.

Allman Brothers Band Midnight Rider Whipping Post 'Liz Reed Black Hearted Woman Blue Sky

I will be out of the country Monday, damn.

Today's announcement says "enter to win". I can't figure out how to do that, other than to sign up for the newsletter. Is that the "entry"?

R.E.M. (can I answer with the first 5 albums?) Radio Free Europe Begin the Begin World Leader Pretend Man on the Moon Exhuming McCarthy

Hot Tuna Sea Child Water Song Been So Long I See the Light Mann's Fate The Clash (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais London Calling Train in Vain Safe European Home Clampdown

Phish Down With Disease Chalkdust Torture Free Sample in a Jar Ghost

Los Lobos Kiko When the Circus Comes to Town Set Me Free (Rosa Lee) Tin Can Trust Don't Worry Baby

Grateful Dead (I need way more than 5 for this) Eyes of the World Jack Straw Sugar Mag Playin Uncle John's Band

The Jam (glad to be reminded I don't listen to enough Jam these days): Going Underground That's Entertainment Town Called Malice Eaton Rifles In the City I'll have to do a Drive By Trucker's list, which will definitely include Carl Perkins' Cadillac. So far omitted from all DBT lists.

I'll add to my list: Country Disappeared Summer Teeth (because it's my #1 favorite Wilco song and I don't know of anyone else who would say that)

Listening to this right now. Love the intro by the guy who had never heard them as of 2 nights earlier but now knows they are "the best fucking rock n roll band in the whole world" Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Lewis Black

That's what I've been thinking ever since rumors of these shows started circulating. If I lived in the Bay Area and shelled out all that $$ for airfare, hotel, etc. to go to Chicago for what were clearly billed as the last and only shows, I'd be freaking pissed. And I share your East Coast blues. They should have planned this out to do west coast, Chicago and east coast venues from the beginning.