Skian

I would like to see Mississippi the interracial marriage and same sex marriage

honeymoon destination hotspot in the US. In-your-face nuptuals!

Just another old Deadhead looking for a fix.

Me too!

Go back in time and check out some of the earlier shows. 1997 was a fine year for Wilco. Also 2001/2002.

10/21/99 is one of my favorite Tweedy shows.

People, get off the computer and go out and get the DVD or CD or however else you entertain yourself with Leonard Cohen - "Live in London"

Its fanatstic!

53 minute Dark Star from Europe 72 tour

Box Full of Letters - Live (George)

I Got You - Live (Ringo)

Late Greats - Studio (Paul)

Not For The Season - Studio (John)

(extended jam/ends like I Want You/pulled plug cut)

Not much this year.

But I really enjoy what I got.

Wilco (The Album)

and

Leonard Cohen Live in London

I think this topic has been covered before.........

Just kidding!

right now I'm really enjoying... I'll Fight

other days.... Not For The Season -> How to Fight loneliness

Some days.... You Are My Face

I like Wilco.

Cool!!!! Looks to be right up there with Rust Never Sleeps.

Might even be better than Journey Through The Past

Looking forward to the release!

You bet! Big fan of Down With Wilco. Good stuff!!

Ha! After smoking for 31 years, I quit!!! Almost a year now.

Its nice to say " I could care less about the price of smokes"

I quit and its nice to be a quiter!!!!!!!!!

what talent? seriously? robbie robertson? am i missing a joke here?

 

one of the great songwriters of our generation

This is a myth. He is credited with this only because he applied for the copyright in his own name. But all the great songs he said he wrote were a collective effort by The Band. He just so happened to weasel the credit away from the others.

Robbie was the true talent in the band so I guess is allowed to be a dick.

More like----Robbie was the true dick in the band.

Just look at his glowing solo career. What talent!!!????

It was a combined effort by The Band to be The Band!

Ram, Band On The Run and Wings Over America are good solid albums.

Aside from that I'd rather listen to Imagine - How Do You Sleep?......niiiightsss!

"The sound you make is muzac to my ears"

Gliddy glub gloopy

Nibby nabby noopy

La la la lo lo

Sabba sibby sabba

Nooby abba nabba

Le le lo lo

Tooby ooby walla

Nooby abba naba

That chorus cracks me up.

What a bunch of non-sensible gibberish!

I believe it goes >

"Glibby glop gluby"

Anyways a nice song would.....

Build Me Up Buttercup

Blue Velvet - They take Jeffery for a ride - Dennis Hopper demands the "candy colored sandman"

and the big blond is grooving on top of the car to Roy Orbisons "In Dreams". While Jeffery gets his ass kicked.

"Do you like beer Jeffery?"

also-

Missouri Breaks any seen with Brando and Jack.

How about Repo Man?

Anyone?

Cowgirl In The Sand - ala Spiders (techno-uno style)

"When they say repent......."

Happy Birthday Jerry!

Thanks for all the great music.

Happy to say I still really enjoy listening to it.

Whats the big deal. Just as long as the anti-christ is not a republican.

7/19/74 Selland Area, Fresno CA

Nice show.

Highlights >

1st set closer - Playin

WRS Prelude > WRS Part 1 > Let It Grow > Spanish Jam > Eyes > China Doll

Keith's B-Day

Time to move on to Hayduke Lives.

Check out The Brave Cowboy and then Fire On The Mountain.

There is a great movie from the 50's called Lonely Are The Brave. It is the story

of The Brave Cowboy (Jack Burns), starring Kirk Douglas, he has said it was his favorite roll/character in a movie.

Also worth searching for are tapes/CD of Abbey reading Abbey. Dry but good stuff.

I had no idea Hard Rain was actually out on DVD. I had to watch it on TV and have never seen it since.

 

LouieB

I found it back in my bootleg trading days. Both the outdoor show from Fort Collins (aired on NBC back in 1976) and the indoor show that never aired. Worth seeking out.

Hard Rain - Album, CD or DVD. Idiot Wind will blow you away and take Shelter From the Storm.

Elaine?