Some good pics here, in spite of the Dexateens' guitarist being mis-identified:

http://www.redandblack.com/rbtv/photo_g ... f6878.html

I think one is of Bill?


--Paige

I did pick up an extra that I would be glad to send to a good home, just pm me. I'm not on fb so I don't know what is being said about the quality and I can't play it today as my turntable and speakers are in different zip codes (long story). I did the download. SDZ is really rocking. The crowd nois...

TC, you’re right about SDZ – I misread the signal once for When the Pin Hits the Shell. At The Tabernacle in ATL, Patterson began the story about Gregory Dean Smalley and Matt gave Cooley a “What’s coming up?” look (he could have asked anyone in the first few rows). Cooley’s lips responded, “Living ...

Sin City
Return of the Grievous Angel
Sin City
Hickory Wind
Sin City

I enjoyed this (probably got from this board) - Chris Hillman at the Library of Congress. He gets into Sin City around 44:00.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcEjCnMlxfY

I admit it: electric bass in DBT has been an afterthought for me until now. Yeah, it was there and it was nice but Matt Patton has heightened my awareness and expectation of all that it can be. Sounds similar to other life experiences (sex, weed, etc.).

Hey y'all - Paige here. Thank you for letting me share Thursday and Friday of Homecoming 2013 with you. I enjoyed your review, Kevin - a weekend we all needed together, indeed. I've never been taken with a band the way I am with DBT. I listened to them exclusively (seriously) for many years and then...

I was blessed, as were many others, to have benefitted from Craig's kindness, generosity and wit. He had a gift for being able to read people and was an integral part of the DBT concert experience for me and my husband. I attended solo last night and Craig took time to ask about my husband, listen t...

Jumping around on the board and remembered this article after reading about NYE with the Dickinsons, An Ode to Vinyl and the Replacements' Covers EP:

http://jimdickinsonslegacy.blogspot.com ... ments.html

Effigy - Patterson lead vocals.
Inversely, I'd like to hear John Fogerty take on That Man I Shot. I think there's another thread for that but I'm too damn sorry to find it.

Favorite has everything to do with place and time, as mentioned by previous posters. Decoration Day "saved my life." The others that seem to get more frequent turns: John Hiatt - Crossing Muddy Waters. Haven't clicked with anything else he's ever done but this one, to me, is simple and pro...

Many years ago, probably close to two decades, the gang at Gautreau's dressed as KISS one Halloween. Had to be very close to the time period that Patterson was working there. Becky was usually our server but I have to believe that Patterson likely served us blackened catfish or barbecue shrimp or cr...

fistfights, I'm even later to the party - no surprise to my husband. We were there for Saturday only. I thought the sound was very good. Highlights for me: - Brad doubling up the percussion with Centro-matic. - Cooley's solo on Box of Spiders - outstanding. - Hood and Cooley walking offstage with th...

Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town - Cooley on lead vocals

If having a grocery store within walking distance to downtown is such a big issue why not a cooperative? It could probably be done in conjunction with the university. The farmers would benefit. Hire local people. That is much more in the spirit of what I have always been led to believe that Athens ...

I haven't kept up with this thread very well but did login today and noticed Penny Lane's post so true to form, I'm posting a bit late. I enjoyed meeting everyone and had hoped to meet beantownbubba but that didn't happen; I'll try again. Thursday night was my most fun ever in my relatively short te...

Opened with I Do Believe, I do believe. Setlist flowed well for me. I'm generally PD/ SRO/ DD-centric but really, I love it all. There's something for every mood and whenever I hear something I haven't listened to in a while, it's like catching up with an old friend and wondering why I took so long ...

DBT performed at Yo Gabba Gabba Live in ATL last fall. A friend of mine told me she was taking her children and I absolutely wracked my brain (doesn't take much) about what song DBT would perform at a children's show. Afterwards, she told me that they performed the song about Patterson's grandmother...

(1) When the Pin Hits the Shell - It's enough to make a man not want to be nobody's Daddy when all he thinks he's got left to hand down is guilt and shame. (2) Space City - My Grandfather died after 67 years of marriage to my Grandmother. The most helpless I've ever felt as an adult was watching my ...

Thank you 3DD for sharing your experiences. I was only able to attend on Friday and yes, my face melted during World of Hurt when I started crying uncontrollably. I've seen World of Hurt live before but the journey to get there on Friday was just. so. real. Lurleen, your review is fantastic, perfect...

The diversity is why I can't pick favorites and why I listen to DBT exclusively 90%+ of the time these days - there's something for every mood/occasion. (Aside: the Third Man release is FANTASTIC for housework and beer tasting.) I should probably branch out a little but if I'm happy... Regarding Ass...

If you're into this sort of thing and in the vicinity, Tallulah Gorge State Part is about 50 miles north of Athens. You can see where Karl crossed and also see one of his "outfits" in the interpretative center. Here's an SI vault article, complete with Wallendas and 'shine and guvnors. m a...

'Scratch - you described my progression perfectly. I started listening when Decoration Day was released. Loaded Gun saved my marriage - I could tell you which line but as Cooley did with the gun, I'll leave it to your imagination. I had quit club concerts years ago when I tired of trying to hear mus...