even has a soundtrack. dbt makes it on there with zip city. i'd have picked the tough sell but i sure won't argue. http://www.mulhollandbooks.com/2016/10/19/a-soundtrack-for-the-highway-kind/ patterson's story is fun, rings very true just like his songwriting. with this one he's just having fun tho....

back in seattle tonight for in-studio show on kexp. should be streaming online and in archive. going to the new space to see them with wife and 2.5 year old. haven't been there yet but it's supposed to be nice. not much info on this, on dbt's site or kexp's, but they go back a ways. i believe there'...

it was fucking epic and we missed a good seven songs or so. left after 'the company i keep.' hate i missed 'kinky hypocrite' and 'let there be rock' but we were already late for picking up our little guy at a gracious friend's house. 'surrender under protest' is a sight to behold live. words don't d...

I do find it interesting you said that about Jay and immediately followed it up with how much you love Kinky Hypocrite, a song that I think Jay's keys take to another level. you got me there! he sure is sometimes right the fuck on. but sometimes, not so much. sometimes i feel like maybe i'm missing...

am i the only one that doesn't love jay gonzalez? I hope so. cause we should all love each other? (with that i'd agree) or just cause others' opinions are baffling when they don't match your own? (i suppose i can appreciate that feeling too) by the way, i didn't mean i don't like him. just that wha...

i feel like "filthy and fried" is my favorite lucinda williams song.
and that's a good thing.

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:Bob made me cry

i think uncle frank and bob are cousins. hell, i feel like i could be related too.

I've thought this for awhile now, but in general Cooley is the better lyricist/guitar player/songwriter, but Patterson is the more interesting one. He misses a lot, but when he hits - goddamn. I don't think I've ever teared up to a Cooley song, but Patterson has a couple gut punchers on AB alone - ...

i can't think of many good reasons to miss a dbt show, but i can think of one. our healthy baby boy, lorence "lorry" burkely darnell fulgham, born 4/15/14, first dance "hearing jimmy loud." baby came a couple weeks early so he could hear this show with us. i hope they stick arou...

nice acoustic show with just cooley and patterson.

believe it went as follows:

primer coat
the part of him
first air of autumn
pauline hawkins

should be up on the archive in a few days - and heard tell of video as well.

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i can't think of many good reasons to miss a dbt show, but i can think of one. our healthy baby boy, lorence "lorry" burkely darnell fulgham, born 4/15/14, first dance "hearing jimmy loud." baby came a couple weeks early so he could hear this show with us. i hope they stick aroun...

they'll be here in seattle that night playing at the showbox sodo. this may be the closest i get to seeing them since my baby's due date is 4/28, or any fucking day now. if he comes on the 23rd i just may have to call him cooley. shovels and rope play at 1 also. times are pacific specific. kexp has ...

yes, definitely a rocker. i'm pretty psyched about this album now.

alright this is pretty damn good.

i had a driveway moment with this one last night. swinging doors is my favorite show and i catch it whenever i can. happened to be driving home when this one came on and what a nice surprise! i'll have to try listening to it on the archive too but my connection kinda sucks. by the way, kexp has a to...

Calling all DBT-fan runners. Craig posted on his facebook page requesting ideas for merch. I told them that I would LOVE to have a DBT shirt made out of technical running apparel. Of course, I'm sure that stuff is expensive and he wrote back and said that I was probably the ONLY DBT fan who was a r...

I always thought if this was ever turned into a movie that Burt Reynolds should star in it. I love the attention to detail, especially the line below. When it comes to Patterson's character sketches it doesn't get much better than "The Tough Sell". It's also a huge reason why Gangstabilly...

always loved this one, and i'll tell you why. i like to think of this as a low budget 70s crime movie in song form - a little three minute song version of one of those movies that would show on saturday afternoons, with no commercials but vinyl siding infomercials starring jerry clower. most of thos...

now that was a ROCK show. goddamn, i think they just keep getting better. felt a little darker than usual, and that's fine by me. they fucking knocked it out of the park with where the devil don't stay for the 2nd song and didn't miss a beat the rest of the way. even when cooley forgot the words to ...

fantastic to have these shows taped. can't wait to listen to night one on the trip back to seattle. thank you so much for posting them. night two was a blast and well worth the 3 hour drive from ms. crowd was a pretty good one from where i was sitting. there was a table nearby with a fair amount of ...

i'm in for wednesday! super psyched. i moved away from the south about 8 years ago, just as i was discovering dbt. i've seen the band 5 times, patterson twice, jason three times, but i've never seen cooley, and i've never seen them on their home turf, so to speak. the very day i heard about this sho...

Well hell, this is sad news indeed. I have been really digging the newest version of the band and felt like somehow they were gonna stay that way a while. Didn't they talk that way on the Go Go Boots videos? At any rate, this is a band that has seen a lot of different faces, and they've all been tru...

Looking forward to the new Lanegan and Heartless Bastards and Patterson.

Hell, that sounds like a pretty good first quarter right there.

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-tZ_0WR21goQ/Tiq3CWxLAVI/AAAAAAAAAXc/92mvxFpfON4/s350/carmichaelsflyer.jpg heavy ass, dark-stained, deep-hitting pulpy stuff. he's got a blog at m on his profile, under favorite music, dbt is the first band. i'm not surprised, this guy writes the literary southern indiana v...

man, who else hates what jose reyes did and everything it stands for? ted williams is hiting .3996 on the last day of the season and plays a double header. that's baseball. i didn't realize it, but that was 70 years ago yesterday. 70 fucking years. man. m what jose reyes did is fucking bullshit. wor...

As far as cultural touchstones and whatnot, I'm not arguing that issue. I'd be delusional and just plain silly if I was to imply Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge was as "important" or as culturally significant in the grand scheme of things as anything Nirvana did. Although, in the context of ...

this is some fantastic writing and does a great job at painting a picture that has to be pretty damn close to the one in patterson's and cooley's heads when they made sro. and i imagine lots others too.

thanks for the 1st act, and i'm looking forward to the rest!

TC's got this one right. It doesn't matter if Nirvana made better albums than Nevermind or if another band made the first grunge album or if another band made a better album than Nevermind. Just like it doesn't matter whether Bob Dylan wrote better songs than "Like a Rolling Stone" or if ...

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/419cbu7dzZL._SL500_AA300_.jpg Due next Tuesday (Sept. 27), this one includes lots of special guests including Sonny Landreth, Derek Trucks, Warren Haynes, Vince Gill and others. Could you Let me know how this is if you hear it. Got a new vinyl copy of Second Wi...

nice job blue light - i was just about to post this myself. it's taken me a while to get into them as well, even with all i heard from patterson and the band - just got 'love you just the same' a couple weeks back and it's been part of the regular rotation ever since. big record store in town didn't...