Staying in Atlanta on Sunday to take in the sceneary, eat, drink, bum around, and watch football. So flying in on Thursday and not flying back until Monday afternoon.

Any recomendations on what part of Atlanta to stay? Is Buckhead a safe bet?

Shopped a great deal on the flight from Chicago yesterday. Hard to beat $129 round trip!

And how the hell could I leave Revolution Blues off there....

Journey Through The Past (mine and my wife's first dance wedding song)
Don't Cry
Carmichael
Oh Lonesome Me
Throw Your Hatred Down

Jimi Hendrix "Hear My Train Comin'" Electric version

Bavaria Ass-Whuppin’ At first glance our favourite band must have felt like in the bad (good) old days. Small venue, small stage, small crowd (ca. 100 - ), big white males, big “white-beer”-bottles (Munich locals call it “Helles”), the girls outnumbered by far. And when the show started with “Plast...

1) Isis
2) Shelter From The Storm
3) When I Paint My Masterpiece
4) Desolation Row
5) Most of the Time

Wilco- Via Chicago

mark lynn wrote:And didn't they open with WEDNESDAY? That one needs to come back stateside. ROCK!

I know they opened with it in Milwaukee and I believe they also played it in Madison.

Tequila Cowboy wrote:

Kudzu Guillotine wrote:Hate to read this as I have never seen the Radiators live. I had a chance to within the last couple of years but passed it by.

I saw them once years ago but had a chance to see them Saturday night and passed. Now I'm sorry about that.

At Fitzgeralds taboot...ditto.

Stoked about Don Chambers and Goat, however is anyone familiar with the 2nd Sons?

Tickets purchased for all 3 nights! Now to figure out my lodgings... Budget su up to about $100/night, walking distance strongly preferred... I take it the Days is my best bet? It's a five minute walk from the 40 Watt. It is a party place for the majority of the Nine Bullet/3DD'ers. I booked for ab...

Tickets and hotel purchased for the three night run! Gonna book the flight and rental car tonight. Wooo-hooo!
I can't wait to see that sketchy Days Inn once again!!!!!

Very excited for "Pulaski" and "Weakest Man" to see the light of day. Not sure on how I feel about both "Everybody Needs Love" and "Where's Eddie" on the same album. Both are fantastic songs, but 2 covers seems like a lot. Is "Cartoon Gold" Patterso...

Can't wait to snag them tomorrow!

1) Deep Banana Blackout "Rowdy Duty" (2 discs)
2) Rancid "And Out Come the Wolves"
3) Phish "Billy Breathes"
3) Frank Zappa "Over-Nite Sensation"
5) Counting Crows "Recovering the Satelites"

Greenville to Baton Rouge
Days of Graduation

Kudzu Guillotine wrote:Piece I saw posted on the alt.country.org board earlier today about the Feat and Phish.

Really enjoyed that. Thank you!

I'm really digging the song. I don't know that it will ever knock my socks off, but I don't think that is the intention of it. I didn't feel that TBTD had that grimey, dark element to its musical style which I typically like to be present in DBT albums. Some of the subjects were dark, but the playin...

Zip City wrote:Music doesn't affect my political leanings.

The political leanings of a particular musician may, however, make me not listen to them.

Insert Ted Nugent here.

LuthierJustin wrote:

beantownbubba wrote:
Who the heck is Oysterhead?

Les Claypool
Ernest Gesepie (Trey) Anastasio
Stewart Copeland

Having never seen Stewart and having seen many Les and Trey endeavors, Stewart Copeland ran things in that side project show. The guy is a beast.

1) Phish- NYE '99-'00. Big Cypress Indian Reservation in the Everglades. 11:50 -Sunrise set on NYE....long and strong 2) Oysterhead at the Aragon Ballroom 3) DBT at The Metro, Halloween 2004. A 30 song show. 4) Jeff Tweedy- any of his annual sit down request shows at the Vic Theatre. 5) Rage Against...

The Ledheads will be up in arms, according to this article from JamBands.com, the prediction was a Led Zeppelin album. I'm not a Phish fan but anything that helps spread the word in regards to Waiting For Columbus and that era of Little Feat is a good thing. They teased the hell out of the notion t...

Beat me to the punch. Wish I was in NJ tonight. Now that is real Halloween show!

The AMC Theatre 30 in Barrington, Illinois is always very open to showing both major motion pictures to independent films. It's actually one of the fews in the Northwest Suburbs that does so. Another viable option in Chicago is the famous Music Box theatre. I would love to catch this film within 2-3...

That is the worst Chalkdust Torture I've ever heard!

This always looks like a great time. Good lineup this year. Just too close to the Athens homecoming shows to fork over money for two flights.


"Abrraaa-cadabrraaaa. I want to reach out and grab ya."

Not necessarily the greatest of all time, but my favorites:

1) Less Than Jake- Losing Streak
2) Smoking Popes- Born to Quit
3) Mighty Mighty Bosstones-Question the Answers
4) Velvet Underground- Loaded
5) Smoking Popes-Destination Failure

http://pitchersandpoets.com/2010/09/21/talking-baseball-with-jason-isbell/ I take high offense to the interviewers notion that Skip Carray was boring to listen to. Skip was great. Harry was great as well, but in a sloppy not so PC sense. Now Chip....well that is a different story. World class douche.

Great pics of The Henry Clay People. Probably one of the more enjoyable opening bands that I've seen open for the Truckers.
They really brought it at the Pabst last Friday night and made a fan out of me. They have a Hold Steady sensibility with better vocals.