rlipps wrote:Sturgill announced via FB that Laur "Little Joe" Joamets was leaving and he wouldn't be touring with the horn section. Basically said Laur wanted a gig where he could stretch out more.

He found it. I saw him Saturday night playing with Drivin n Cryin. Smoking show

Is Trump a racist at heart? Considering over 40 years of discrimination against minorities in the family business (and that's just since he took over), a father who was most likely a klansmen, birtherism, spreading of false inflammatory statistics regarding black on white homicide, the Central park...

these assholes sure do love them some 2nd-place trophies http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/05/17/02/28C0D24A00000578-3084898-image-a-66_1431827288738.jpg this is the flag they really have in common https://i0.wp.com/passnownow.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/white-flag.jpg?fit=554%2C380&ssl=1 STEA...

Iowan wrote:

Clams wrote:

This. Digging it a lot.

It's fantastic!

2 Fla. Men Dead in Shootout Following Online Dispute Two men were killed Saturday morning in a shootout following an argument outside a St. Augustine, Fla., convenience store. Detectives say the men had been involved in an ongoing “digital communication” argument and had agreed to meet at the store...

" presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump's wife Melania Trump gave a speech at the 2016 Republican National Convention that had verbiage similar to the lyrics of the Astley song "Never Gonna Give You Up'", suggesting that the speechwriter had rickrolled the audience." the whole country got rick...

great news

I am reminded of this snippet... "…(I)n both the Ohio and Nebraska primaries, back to back, McGovern was confronted for the first time with the politics of the rabbit-punch and the groin shot, and in both states he found himself dangerously vulnerable to this kind of thing. Dirty politics confused ...

http://www.sidebaratlanta.com/

here is a great meeting spot right near the Tabernacle.

dime in the gutter wrote:where/how did you watch?

hey sorry for the late reply, dealing with Matthew all weekend. Yes, streamed at amazon prime

watched this last night. Great piece of work. Been a long time fan, and listen to them occasionally still, but I was amazed at how well their songs hold up.

some good insight on how the music business worked back in those days too

On this day in 1985 R.E.M. played a high school gym in Winston-Salem, NC. The Minutemen opened. D. Boon died in a van accident on December 22nd of that year. https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/79/245586620_a723b38eb3.jpg Feeling Gravitys Pull Harborcoat Crazy (Pylon) Maps and Legends Hyena Shaking Throu...

Did the Creek open in 91? I seem to think it did, the first show I saw there was in fall 91, Tom Petty & Heartbreakers with Chris Whitley opening. I mean to get back to Chapel Hill/Triangle to see old friends and take a trip down memory lane, sounds like I won't recognize the place. That certainly ...

Los Lobos - They don't get a lot of mention around here but I'm not sure, they may have a lot of fans who just don't talk that much about 'em. Myself, jonicont and StevieRay are all huge fans. They get some plugs in the listening thread from time to time. Al Green - I mean, come on, Al Green. Not l...

marching music didn't have a lead guitar player

tinnitus photography wrote:

Dean wrote:just saw Silversun Pickups in Myrtle Beach. They were unreal.

Next month-Weezer and Third Eye Blind(Back to the 90s! month)

Since SSP is so derivative of Smashing Pumpkins, you're already in the 90s!

True,
but, I never really left in the first place!

derivative or not, they were great

just saw Silversun Pickups in Myrtle Beach. They were unreal.

Next month-Weezer and Third Eye Blind(Back to the 90s! month)

When I refer to the Deadhead community being rigid, I'm somewhat talking about the academic way Deadheads discuss the band. Those conversations read like history book text, which isn't intended to be a criticism - merely an observation. There seem to be (relatively) agreed upon true opinions about ...

the one show I saw on TKOL tour in DC was hands down the best arena show I've ever seen. Transcendent

also, I think Hail to the Thief is massively underrated. It has 3 or 4 of their absolute best tracks

Iowan wrote:There seems to be a strange rigidness to Deadhead culture.

and jam band culture in general, imo

stealing this kudzu

The Raconteurs do a killer version of Reid's Rich Kid Blues

I always love the running feud between Jack White and them. Self-important preening derivative asshole vs. self-important preening derivative assholes. Can't argue there, but Jack White has at least made some decent records and Van Lear Rose. He brought us Margo Price as well but I'm still mixed on...

I'm a casual fan of their earlier work, and have even seen a show, but there is selling out and there is what the Keys did, which is some next level shit. You couldn't turn on the tv for two solid years without hearing Gold On the Ceiling on some program, sports show, or commercial or other. I'm all...

Petty gives as good as he gets. The Strokes have been completely upfront about lifting the opening riff to Last Nite from American Girl.

Black Keys: We Regret Inducting Steve Miller After Rock Hall Insults "He said, 'The whole process was unpleasant,'" Dan Auerbach says. "And for Pat and I, the most unpleasant part was being around him" You know, maybe Miller is a raging asshole and yeah, he probably should have known who the Black ...

30-32 songs per night, including two 4-6 song encores

i see them next week in Raleigh and am super pumped

"I can only imagine what it would have been like back circa 85-88, when I saw a big chunk of my show total, had there been something "connective" like the Internet" 1-900-RUN-DEAD was about as close as it got back then. And Relix ;) exactly! Can't tell you how many ads I ran in Dupree's and The Gol...

" the hippies were not amused "

are they ever?

wow- tough crowd here

lmao