Tequila Cowboy wrote:

beantownbubba wrote:Nice touch bringing out the family w/ a cake for George A to wrap it up

Pearl had designs on that cake!

"Someone take the dog downstairs before she knocks over all my shit!"

I'd love to post my set list photo, but apparently have no idea how to do it!

beantownbubba wrote:PS NOT a movie to watch w/ the kids.

I think I was 11 or so, and the film was on a NYC channel (Channel 5 or 11), and I tuned in right at the "nose" scene, and basically leaped under the bed. I'd never seen violence depicted so viscerally.

Interested to hear thoughts about the opener Buffalo Nichols Thought they were very good. They're a duo, guitar/dobro and drums. Simple, hypnotic bluesy songs. He's got a terrific voice, and she's a good and sensitive accompanist. (Would've been easy for the drums to overwhelm). Straight-forward, a...

Made Up English Oceans Rosemary with a Bible and a Gun Slow Ride Argument Heroin Again A Ghost to Most Goode’s Field Road Sounds Better in the Song Days of Graduation Ronnie and Neil Women Without Whiskey Armageddon’s Back in Town Gravity’s Gone Sinkhole Uncle Frank Babies in Cages Ramon Casiano Da...

Friends, I'm inspired that fundraising together for Nuci's Space is central for more and more of us at Homecoming. And this year, thanks to you, thanks to all of us together, our community's raised more for this amazing organization than ever before. All together, between—ahem—the DVD/donation driv...

Why is this show not sold out? Color me not only surprised but also feeling guilty for not being there, which I normally would be except that this year's schedule is so crazy. Not sure! I don't recall whether the 2017 Webster show sold out in advance or day of. I THINK it did sell out in advance, b...

tweedrules wrote:Anyone know what time DBT hits the stage?

Should be Buffalo Nichols at 8, DBT at 9.

Site of the single best DBT or any other band show I've ever seen, 2/11/17.

Who's in for Webster Hall, NYC?

Just a few which may have balanced it more: Eyes like Glue, Lisa's Birthday, Daddy's Cup, Carl Perkin's Cadillac, Filthy and Fried, Kinky Hypocrite, Cartoon Gold, Hearing Jimmy Loud, and Cartoon Gold. See how easy it is to repeat a song? :lol: If that was intentional, bravo. If not, thank you anyway!

I'll try to be brief ( Wild shouts of approval from the crowd ) All three shows were terrific. For me, Friday night was nearly perfect. I can't imagine any substitutions, even though there were, over all three nights, songs I wanted to hear but did not get. ("One of These Days" being the one that sp...

Flea wrote:You have a purty mouth!/I ain't looking at your ears.

This is also a nice juxtaposition.

Flea wrote:You have a purty mouth!

...you should've read it in the original Mandarin.

boyyourself wrote:Incredible write there glen but the subtle brag at the end......I’m just jealous

I didn't think it was subtle!

Well, I'll combine my "Favorite albums" list with my thoughts on the new one. In order to determine, objectively (ha!), my favorite DBT studio album ("It's Great to Be Alive!" is my favorite record of all-time, so...) I relied on math . I rated every single song, added an "overall" grade (sometimes ...

My understanding is that the rise in heroin usage over the last 5 or 10 years is largely due to societal issues such as opioid addiction, homelessness, mental illness and the like. In that context "I thought you knew better than that" can sound kinda harsh. Or maybe I'm reading the song wrong. If y...

There's love, grief and understanding in the bridge and last verse of "Heroin Again" and I think they clear up any issues with moralizing. I say that as a former silly young man who knew better but has had my life saved by naloxone more than once. Personally I'm proud that Patterson wrote the song;...

While we're talking hopes for the official release, I've noticed what sounds like a phone notification on both Babies in Cages (4:56) and Awaiting Resurrection (7:06). It's the exact same sound, and I hope it's just like a watermark or something. YES! I think it's three times: those two and under t...

Aw, man.

Like I said, I'm sad. But: I continue to be thrilled about the developments in your personal life, which, as Bubba alluded to, outlast everything else.

See you at Webster.

This is great fun, Tyler. Thanks.

PH in conversation with the amazing Tommy Tomlinson. (His book "The Elephant in the Room" is incredibly powerful). ( https://www.wfae.org/post/southbound-drive-truckers-patterson-hood-explores-souths-psyche-and-sound ) (I was having some issues playing it in a browser, but I might just be incompeten...

babies in cages......after the acoustic intro....that plugged-in alien growl is the shit. what a fucking groove. One of my initial/very preliminary/gotta listen 11 more times reactions to this is that this record does indeed "groove" in a way American Band did not. I don't honestly know if Brad got...

I don’t think there’s ever been a more menacing DBT song than Awaiting Resurrection. It's a slow burner that IMO would be great as an opener. I can’t wait to see how they work up the guitar playing by the time this one becomes road tested. Reminds me of Sleeps With Angels-era NY&CH (maybe I'm heari...

Well, unsurprisingly, this is thoughtful, empathetic, and more than any fan base could justifiably expect from an artist.

Thank you, Patterson, for your generosity of time and spirit. All of this add immeasurably to the appreciation of the music.

I really want to withhold my judgment until I hear an "official" copy of the record (as some of the production likely will come across better, naturally), but so far I really, really like it. Upon each listen it's grown on me, and I am hearing different things each time. It also sounds more "open" ...

I really want to withhold my judgment until I hear an "official" copy of the record (as some of the production likely will come across better, naturally), but so far I really, really like it. Upon each listen it's grown on me, and I am hearing different things each time. It also sounds more "open" a...

jimmyjack wrote: The studio version of "Slow Ride Argument" was worth the wait; super cool to hear Patterson (and Jay??) singing parts on a Cooley song (beyond just background vox, I mean).

It's actually Mr. Matt Patton!

Lindsey Jordan--the photographer who took the great group photo in 2018--is looking for two for Thursday night. (She and her band are also playing Flickr on Wednesday night at 10, and are terrific!)

You can IM me if you can make two happen.

~GR

For anyone who has not read it, here is Weisbard's Village Voice article: https://www.villagevoice.com/1999/12/28 ... olesville/

Yay!

This is some of the best fun of the whole weekend. Just a nice, long hangout with Heathens.