Tell that to Kings X, Living Colour or Thin Lizzy. Last two are a little stretch but not much.

https://archive.org/details/dbt2005-11-26.flac16

There are about the nine shows mentioned posted here too.

Yes on both. In fact, I have seen DBT 12 times since 2006 (not a lot for most of you, but a minimal sample size) and I do not believe I have ever seen Careless played. I have seen Roadcases about three times early on, including an epic one around 2008-9 in my hometown of Enterprise not too far from ...

The Ole Miss crap storm is fascinating. I hate to say it but I'm really enjoying it. Lol. Anybody who was paying any attention at all has know there was something dead up the creek for a long time where they were concerned. We all knew something was going on and Freeze was almost certainly dirty bu...

rlipps wrote:

Fort Walton Beach, FL a few weeks ago

Nice picture and a great choice to avoid the white.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i25G9LGrG1Y

Published on Sep 27, 2016

Official video for Wasted On You by EARWIG (featuring Lydia Loveless) from the upcoming album PAUSE FOR THE JETS

I ran across this recently. Wow. He has really improved (and was not bad before). I guess his apprenticeship with NY paid off big.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhzOMRNje3o

http://www.promiseofthereal.com/

New album coming soon with streaming tracks here

Whitewater rafting on the hooch and fireworks. Great day. Paying for it now.

That was a great show. Pegi Young put on a great show, much more uptempo than her latest album RAW although she played a number of songs off of it. She had three older albums too. Shonna played well, sang great back up vocals and looked good. The guitar player was great too. He could pick with the b...

http://thesouthernrambler.com/woodstock ... es-s-town/

Great blog from Mobile, AL area investigates the area

She is touring Florida before the opening act for DBT in Asheville in September. Tallahassee - exciting!

New album is not good. Sorry. Long time Waters/Floyd fan here but it sux, on first (and possibly only) listen. At least I got Stapleton album at same time so I had something new to listen to.

Playing at Standard Deluxe in Waverly, AL near Auburn June 24th. Can't wait.

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:When abatement ab initio began appearing in articles about Hernandez last week I immediately thought of

That is what most people think lawyers really are!

Anybody (not) listened to this yet? For the uninformed, it is an 8 hour podcast about a murder investigation in Bibb County, Alabama near Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Very in-depth look into a very rural area even by Alabama standards. My brother teaches at Brookwood High School nearby in Tuscaloosa C...

Heart of Gold with Neil Young in a country mode is a good movie if no Stop Making Sense.

sactochris wrote:One of my very first dates was when I took a girl to see Stop Making Sense,

What did she think about that? Start Making Sense?

Y'all seen the official release of the Cornell 77 show from dead.com? Sounds pretty great for an awesome show.

http://www.dead.net/store/1970s/cornell ... %25C2%25A0

With the upcoming mini tour of Songs: Molina, I wondered what the connection if any was with any principals of Hiss and Magnolia Electric Co or Songs: Ohia and Jason Molina? Seems like I read it somewhere.

So with 4/22 being Record Store Day and DBT having a release, what are the odds that one of our fine local record shops in D.C. gets an in-store? (Also Vic Chesnutt's masterpiece West of Rome is getting its first vinyl pressing!) DBT: http://recordstoreday.com/SpecialRelease/9461 Vic: http://record...

That was their latest album when I started listening in 2006. World of Hurt and Gravity's Gone can't go wrong for me. Hood's dislike for the title track and Jason's weak effort (understandable in hindsight) make it less than top tier to DBT fans IMHO. No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. "Feb 14" Hood 3:40...

I saw where Hayes and Allison Moorer are dating. That would make for some good duets (keep it clean, folks).

Zip City wrote:gotta be honest, I'm tired of this whole topic. I can't believe we're giving this much bandwidth to it

6.5 years later...

Is KoL still around?

tinnitus photography wrote:who ever compared The Hold Steady to DBT?!?

- Patterson Hood. I have refereed to them as the DBT of the North.

They sold out the Dothan Opera House in an hour or so, mostly online. Small, place, maybe 750 seats, http://www.alabama360.com/dothan/operahouse/tw_dothan_operahouse.html but that's fast for a small town. Apparently the folks at the city were surprised to hear they were interested in playing here. "...

Check these guys out if you get a chance. They are great live and opened some for DBT when first starting out. Browan Lollar from Isbells band is their guitar player.

http://weldbham.com/blog/2016/12/20/cru ... test-soul/

Americanitis, the 2006 protest album by Will Kimbrough of Mobile and Nashville, is on sale at I tunes. Check it out.

He came out unannounced, on Sep 24th 1988, at The Dead's Rain Forrest benefit concert. at Madison Square Garden in NYC. He sat in on the Dead's own, West LA Fadeaway, and the Willie Dixon blues classic, Little Red Rooster. There are excellent quality videos of it floating around online. Check it ou...

Brain Salad Surgery and Tarkus are two kicking albums in that genre by ELP. Takes me back a ways.

sactochris wrote:Mick Taylor is by a very wide margin the best guitar player to ever play with the Stones. I saw him sit in with The Dead in NYC in 1988 and he was amazing.

Do tell!! I am a big Dead and Taylor fan. Sticky Fingers my fav Stones LP.