211poundsofpork wrote:

...still this. solid '74 Dead

Disc three! Barely noticed the segue from Eyes>China Doll. So good. And that Spanish Jam is nasty.

Stones From The Vault - Leeds '82

And the correct answer is; Reckoning -Fables-Murmur

tinnitus photography wrote:i missed it. what did he say? or is it on ESPN?

He said just about nothing for 2 minutes, then got up and walked out while questions were still being asked. No kudos to Denver etc. Came across as a seriously poor loser. A bit of a punk really.

Cam is a baby. He needs to grow up. He embarrassed himself and the Carolina Panthers organization at his press conference.

Founder's All Day IPA

One of the most down to earth "rock stars" I had the good fortune to hang out with. We talked about Buddy Holly, early Beatles and women. An awesome guy. RIP Lemmy.

R.E.M - Lifes Rich Pageant

Still stands up for me. Best show I caught by them was on this tour.

The same as always, Sierra Nevada Nooner. Just a great drinkable Pilsner.

A classic.

I'm just gonna pretend you didn't tell me that.

(Btw I checked and I think they only did that on the first four tracks.)I thought it was more. Thats not so bad.

Who's Next Last week I discovered (via Spotify) the Who Live at Hull from 1970. It's Tommy-era Who and it's pretty fucking good. Keith Moon and Daltrey really shine. Supposedly recorded the night after Live at Leeds. Recommended. What bothers me about this release is they took Entwistle's bass part...

Sierra Nevada- Nooner

As usual.

Blind Melon- Soup

Mike Cooley- The Fool On Every Corner

Threw it on for the first time in quite some time. It's hitting the spot.

Black Crowes
Denver
11/13/13

Under A Mountain
Nebakanezer
Cypress Tree
No Use Lying
Nonfiction
Paint An Eight
Powerman
Ballad In Urgency
Wiser Time
Welcome To The Goodtimes
Whoa Mule
Remedy
Hush

Encores:
Feathers
Willin'

moe.
Wanee
4/11/14

Okayalright
Recreational Chemistry
Silver Sun>
Puebla
Akimbo
Not Coming Down>
Wormwood>
Mexico
Buster
Godzilla

Ripping little festival set with an Isbell shout out even after Mexico.

Cd version sounds amazing. A home run for me. Play it loud. Fucking love this band and I would like to thank them for doing a live album right. Some definitive versions here. Wow. I would like to apologize for my foul language in this post. I was half way through the disc and a twelve pack of Noone...

Cd version sounds amazing. A home run for me. Play it loud. Fucking love this band and I would like to thank them for doing a live album right. Some definitive versions here. Wow.

Sierra Nevada - Nooner

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:Watching and listening (on DVD)



huge JGB show, typical of this tour, but this Like a Road is alone worth the price of admission

I was at this show. Thanks for posting, never saw this before.

Rich Robinson - Live at the Knitting Factory

So far this afternoon ;

Govt. Mule- s/t
Pearl Jam - Benaroya Hall

For me it is certain albums;

After The Gold Rush- Neil
Heat Lightning Rumbles In The Distance- Patterson
Fables Of The Reconstruction - R.E.M
Workbook- Bob Mould
Everyday- Widespread Panic
(What's The Story) Morning Glory?- Oasis
III & IV- Led Zeppelin

Phish - Ventura CA. 7/20/98
Set I I
Drowned>
Makisupa Policeman>
Maze
Sea & Sand
Prince Caspian >
Harry Hood
Encores:
Sexual Healing>
Hold Your Head Up
Halley's Comet

Chris Cornell- Higher Truth

Rich Robinson- Woodstock Sessions

moe.-11/1/03 Aragon Ballroom, Chicago

Still to this day one of my favorite live acts.

Yeah, I'm in the camp that does not listen to Jason much anymore. I like his albums and appreciate his talent but feel he really has not topped his songs he released while in DBT. He kind of lost his balls for me for lack of a better term.

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