Is it just me or do you wish they went back to more this character driven song rather than the social commentary stuff?

I loved living in the misery with imaginary strangers, but these things that I been singing with are getting all too real.

I went for a virtual walk past the Oasis Tans:

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It was one of those shows you hear about after the fact and then wish you could get to one like that. After getting the shorter set at SPAC, it hit the spot. Thinking acoustic and small venue my brother decided to bring along my 11 year-old nephew for his first concert. As the story goes when he was...

I think Cooley could do better but...

Cooley singing "You Got Another" before Annette would be interesting. If you ever got Isbell singing it, it would be jaw dropping, like Pat sitting in with him and playing Annette.

DId they ever do those two songs together?

And people ask, "Why did Patterson move all the way to Oregon?"

Where is the Annette POV song written by Cooley? or Jason? on Jay?

Thinking Cooley sang the female part on Birthday Boy...

You could do TVA, Uncle Frank, Annette, Isbell Annette song

"with a 2 ½ -hour set full of progressive political messages put to a retro Southern rock beat" Progressive retro. At its core the true sound of the band and the politics have been the same for 20 years. "At least one-third of the audience that packed the club at the beginning of the night was gone ...

Matt on KKK. Much more talking. Great covers. My favorite part was Jay breaking a string, trying to play the riff, giving up and just dancing instead, finally just sat on a speaker and drank until he got the guitar back. Pat swinging the mic during Free World. Matt with a dance move leaving the stag...

No breaks and almost 30 songs. It was crisp. Cooley introduced Gravity by saying it was as scientific a song he has for the science march today, but that was about all the banter. Thanks to all the 6'2-6'6" peeps for looking out for the 5'4" MisterBrow. We were joking that it seems 6'2" is a prerequ...

i guess theycould set something up likethat time patterson played in an alley beside deep groove, but i dont think its a guarantee. rumning into patterdon shopping seems far more realistic to me Reminds of two things: The Mitch Hedberg line, "Nobody here has seen me on David Letterman. They would b...

Any veterans of RSD have a plan? We know they will play a store. There is more than one near the venue. When do you think we will know? How does the info get out? What time would the in store likely happen? I have to imagine Pat will tell us at some point in the show Friday night. Despite being less...

I'm in for both nights. Anybody seen the opening act before?

I usually just lurk around the site and only post when the DC / Baltimore shows come around. I was wondering if anybody knew, or if there was anything behind, Patterson's songs on AB being copyrighted under Mt St Helen Keller and Cooley's under Cheap Labor? On EO Pat was Pottery Town Songs and Coole...

NICE!

Should we continue to hold out some hope that the night 2 recording can be saved?

If I get a vote I'd prefer Angels.

Last two times around here for me PWD featured the front row yelling the chorus into the mic and the other time the Patron passed down the rail.

Heading in for night two bringing along a second timer and a newbie for experience the rawk show and Duffy's.

Do y'all expect a longer encore tonight to close the run? People Who Died closer?

I agree that you have to tailor it to the person you are making it for. I made one for a buddy that's an artist and has been a punk rocker forever. His initial reaction to DBT was, "I thought that was a hipster band." This was before EO came out. Deeper in Sinkhole Where the Devil Dont Sta...

Dark Star is booked for 9:30 1/1+2.

NYE run in DC would be nice, but that's months from now. Rams Head Baltimore is open for the night before heading to Delaware then Virginia... I wouldn't count on it. Just played DC twice in March. Just played Ram's Head in June. And Delaware is a "near" to both. Not to mention recent sho...

NYE run in DC would be nice, but that's months from now.

Rams Head Baltimore is open for the night before heading to Delaware then Virginia...

Can't pass up "An Evening With"

I don't post a lot here but this a tune that sticks with me. If you are a father with daughters it really clicks something deep. It does not open with one of those Cooley lines that makes your ears perk up, but that first verse makes me visualize a friend of mine and I can see my own dad standing on...

I have time to adjust. I just wish I did not find my way to this board only when they are a musician short at 930. I would be fine with just moving Jay forward on stage on trucking on. The other is still Cooley, Pat, and Jason do their solo things for a year, and then tour as the Truckers for a year...

I am heading over to my ride in an hour. How can there be no news about what is going on tonight?

Honestly, I would be fine with moving Jay forward.

To go two years in a row losing a band member days before the NYE run can't be good for business. The 930 club could not be too excited as it is not a positive selling point trying to move the last of those tickets for 12/30 and 12/31. This only opens the door to dream of the return of Isbell, hope ...

I saw an interview with her about this one on the old DBT website and I thought she said the guy was literally looking for a horse. I had always skipped that song as well until then. Then I had this image of the old guy expecting to buy and ride a horse back home. That image actually made this one t...

Guess I should have reread the thread subject. Those two lines have always stuck in my head.

TVA>Uncle Frank always a favorite combo.

Cooley-

He was mad at me and you
As he tied that chain to the front of my car and pulled me out of that ditch that we slid into

Hood-
If we get the van out of the ditch before morning ain't nobody got to know what I done
And I never hear a single word you say when you tell me not to have my fun

It's rare to listen to a studio album start to finish, as I do with TBTD. I think this is the first disk I have ever had that I listen to start through- and then let it start right back over again, like TBDT from Glue to Daddy.