A friend of mine on the Guitartown listserv collects versions of "The Weight", this is his most recent finding: 2WmlUXsjSv8 Nice "item" to collect. Whats your friends favorite version then? The one on The Last Waltz is up there imo. I also like this one, although it is without v...

'Scratch wrote: If I recall, lefse is made from potatoes?

Yup! Perfect food for "potato eaters"

Fascinating stuff RolanK. My fiance's family makes circular lefse, and they tend to eat it in a variety of ways. I'm a big fan of wrapping pickled herring in it too. Well, if the Lefse is circular and has the diameter about the length of a hot dog, you may impress your familiy by start referrring t...

This has become a significant thread-derail, but as Norwegian I find this Lefse-cult kinda amusing. I am impressed by you people over there apparently know people who knows how to make the stuff. I don't know anyone over here who knows how to make Lefse from scratch. I think that knowledge died out...

There is lefse in my fridge. BOOM Holiday leftovers? How long will it keep? And yeah my mom-in-law makes killer lefse (but I never once thought about how to spell lefse until this very moment.) The only reason I know how to spell it is because my grandma-in-law puts it in a zip-lock bag and then la...

My favorite was Epcot because of the food. If you go to Epcot, eat in Norway. Lots of great scandinavian food which we don't get a whole lot of in NJ. (Yeah, good Scandinavian food is something you Minnesotans and others from the upper midwest have on the rest of us.) I didn't mind the trip. It was...

Depending on how you tune your guitar (Standard tuning or DBT dropped one whole note down to D etc), its in F, or G respectively Best to be played in dropped tuning with open chords (If you wish to stay in the same key as the original) in order to get that little "movement" in the bass . F...

Kudzu Guillotine wrote:I'm pretty sure it was Automatic for the People that John Paul Jones worked on string arrangements for for R.E.M. and not Out of Time.

Correct. Album credits for Orchestral Arrangements on Drive, Everybody Hurts, The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonite & Nightswimming

gordonlw wrote:torrent

http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=551342

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Alabama Shakes
11/13/2011
Ziggy's
Winston Salem, NC

Amazing! Thanks for posting.

Thrilled to finally going to get to see them in Athens in a few days.

I guess this more or less the classic method, as I've seen it referred several places. Its the way I prefer, regardless of gin make. Its been quite a while since I made one, but it used to be standard routine. Every saturday afternoon, one in each leg and then to slumber away in the armchair the re...

I got onboard around Summerteeth. I thought YHF was a great album. As has been said by several people already: Great live band. I think Nels Cline is fantastic (but I am a guitar geek, especially offsets). However, I really do not listen to their albums that much anymore (especially not after having...

I think Jay has been listening to Elvis Costello.

Ah! Those were the days... So, what ratio (blend) vermouth vs. gin? Montgomery (1:12)? Or do you just place the glass in the shadow of the vermouth bottle and let the sunbeams shine a hint of vermouth through the glass? Yes, I like the second choice , but, I have a little sprayer which I fill with ...

http://www.ginjourney.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/bombay-sapphire.jpg Can I still be a metrosexual and a DBT fan at the same time? Yes, the martini is my drink of choice. Ah! Those were the days... So, what ratio (blend) vermouth vs. gin? Montgomery (1:12)? Or do you just place the glass in th...

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41gyh7qG1QL._SL500_AA280_.jpg 1st listen. It's been appearing on a lot of year end lists from folks I respect so I had to give it a shot. I get a heavy X vibe... I get associations to The Throwing Muses. (vocals, and the simplistic guitar runs.) Pretty cool vid...

Got a New Orleans thing going lately...

Women Without Whisky

Kudzu Guillotine wrote:As I had to inform someone the other day, even though I have a lot of tapes, vinyl, CDs and mp3's and have been actively listening to music for about as long as I can remember, there's still a whole world of music out there that I've yet to hear.

Isn't that a great feeling?

I just started to get into the Dead a couple of years ago, but then DBT "got in the way" and I only got around to get a copy of American Beaty and Live Dead (Filmore West '69) before my Dead-project was put to a temporary halt... Seems to be a few people who are real hard core fans in her...

I downloaded their latest after reading this thread Legally, I hope... Off course. Itunes. Maybe not the best way to ensure the bulk of the money ends up in the artists pocket, but the record stores in my neck of the woods (or should I say mountains) are not what they used to be anymore (some 20 ye...

I downloaded their latest after reading this thread. Great album!! Thanks 3DD.

I just started to get into the Dead a couple of years ago, but then DBT "got in the way" and I only got around to get a copy of American Beaty and Live Dead (Filmore West '69) before my Dead-project was put to a temporary halt... Seems to be a few people who are real hard core fans in here...

As long as we're dreaming, how about John Paul Jones? It's probably not all that far fetched, not that long ago he was under consideration to play on Tift Merritt's debut, Bramble Rose . Last summer JPJ showed up out of nowhere and joined a "local" experimental electro jazz trio for an ho...

Mike Watt Oh Yeah! I saw him two years ago with The Stooges. Alternatively Bosco Mann. Or the chick they (Dap kings) sometimes substitute with. i love Watt, but that would not be a good fit. i think Watt would be bored stiffless. You're probably right about Watt. I doubt the other two would've been...

tweedrules wrote:Mike Watt

Oh Yeah! I saw him two years ago with The Stooges.

Alternatively Bosco Mann. Or the chick they (Dap kings) sometimes substitute with.